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TS7.1 Cadastral Innovation I Marriott Ballroom III Chair: Dr. Paul Munro-Faure, Chair of Commission 7, United Kingdom Report on the Activities of Commission 7: Cadastre and Land Management, 1998-2002 Dr. Paul Munro-Faure, United Kingdom Benchmarking Cadastral Systems – Results of the Working Group 7.1 Jürg Kaufmann, Switzerland A Framework for Benchmarking Land Administration Systems Daniel Steudler, Switzerland and Prof. Ian P. Williamson, Australia Spatial Data, Good Governance and Society Johan de Meijere, The Netherlands and Mabel Alvarez de Lopez, Argentina JS1 Professionals Role in Implementing Wilson C the Habitat Agenda and Agenda 21 – Habitat Professionals Forum Joint Session of FIG Commission 8 and the Habitat Professionals Forum Chair: Prof. Holger Magel, Vice President of FIG, Germany Professionals Role in Implementation the Habitat Agenda and Agenda 21 – Habitat Professionals Forum Dr. Irene Wiese – von Ofen, President of the International Federation of Housing and Planning (IFHP) and Chair of the Habitat Professionals Forum, Germany David Mammen, President of the Institute of Public Administration, USA Applying Good Governance to Urban Land Management – Why and How? Prof. Holger Magel, Vice President of FIG and Babette Wehrmann, Germany TS10.1 Affordable Housing Balcony B Chair: John Collinge, Chair of Commission 10, United Kingdom Procurement Systems and Project Organisational Model for Low Cost Housing Murtala A. Oladapo, Nigeria Cost Control Models for Housing and Infrastructure Development Husaini A. Dikko, Nigeria Can Private Finance Be Applied in the Provision of Housing Han C. Ong and Prof. Dennis Lenard, United Kingdom Monday, April 22 • 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm NS2 National Showcase II Virginia C Chair: Jerome C. Ives, Vice President of FIG, USA National reports and best practices from the FIG member associations. In this session at least the following associations will make their reports: Swiss Cadastre: Cadastre 2014 for Sustainability Jürg Kaufmann, Dr. Erich Gubler, Thomas Glatthard and Daniel Steudler, Switzerland National Report by the Lithuanian Association of Property Valuers Steponas Deveikis, Lithuania The National Report for Order of Surveyors - Lebanon Sarkis Fadous, President, The Order of Surveyors – Lebanon Reflections of Past and Future of Ingenieria Topografica in Colombia Elena Vargas, Executive Secretary of Sociedad Colombiana de Topografos SCT, Colombia Araik Babayan and Arthur Melikyan, Association of Private Surveyors of the Republic of Armenia APS Land Surveying Profession in Uruguay Eduardo Infantozzi, President of the Asociación de Agrimensores del Uruguay, AAC, Uruguay TS2.2 Virtual Academy and Curricula Contents Wilson B Chair: Prof. Esben Munk Sørensen, Denmark International Trends in Surveying Education Prof. Stig Enemark, Denmark FIG Educational Portal - A Method and User Interface to Manage Surveying Educational Curricula Prof. Kirsi Virrantaus and Prof. Henrik Haggrén, Finland A Prototype of FIG Surveying Education Portal Arzu Cöltekin, Finland TS3.2 Legal Aspects and GIS for Decision Support Balcony C/D Chair: Dr. Chryssy Potsiou, Greece GIS Techniques for Geo-information Delivery and Decision Support for Sustainable Development Xiaogang Chen, China / Australia and Ian Bishop, Australia Web-GIS Technologies and their Potential as Decision Support Tools for Sustainable Development Michael Sutherland and Dr. Susan Nichols, Canada Legal Issues Regarding Spatial Data Rados Sumrada, Slovenia Legal Aspects in Spatial Information Management in Russian Federation Dr. Raisa Iakovleva, Russian Federation TS4.2 Data Management Balcony A Chair: Adam Greenland, United Kingdom Data Management in the 21st Century – Emerging Technologies and their Implications for Hydrography Robert M. Stirling, United Kingdom Demonstration on Emerging Technologies and their Implications for Hydrography Paul Day, United Kingdom Canadian Hydrographic Service Information Network Stephen Forbes, Robert Burke and Gerard Costello, Canada JS2 GPS for Cadastral Applications Cotillion North Joint Session of Commissions 5 and 7 Chair: Prof. Jean-Marie Becker, Chair of Commission 5, Sweden and Dr. Paul Munro- Faure, Chair of Commission 7, United Kingdom 35
38 FIG Technical Program (cont.) Developing and Implementing a Large Scale Cadastral Resurvey with GPS Brian Dalager, USA Standards and Guidelines for Cadastral Surveys Using Global Positioning Methods Dr. Michael D. Londe, USA Do-it-yourself Determination of Cadastral Boundaries: Will GPS Make it Happen? Dr. Martin A. Salzmann, The Netherlands A Radical Solution for the Cadastre Problem in Egypt Using Integrated GPS-GIS System Dr. Ehab Nabil Nassif, Egypt Electronic Earth as Methodology and Technology of Our Time Prof. Alexander Martynenko, Russia TS6.2 Engineering Surveys for Construction Works Wilson A and Structural Engineering II Chair: Svend Kold Johansen, Denmark Tunnel Surveys for New CERN Particle Accelerators Ralph Glaus and Prof. Hilmar Ingensand, Switzerland Large Structure Health Dynamic Monitoring Using GPS Technology Prof. Penggen Cheng, Wenzhong John Shi, and Wanxing Zheng, China Using Adaptive Filtering to Detect Multipath and Cycle Slips in GPS/Acclerometer Bridge Deflection Monitoring Data Dr. Gethin W. Roberts, Dr. Xiaolin Meng and Prof. Alan H. Dodson, United Kingdom Construction Plant Control Using RTK GPS Dr. Gethin W. Roberts, Oluropo Ogundipie and Prof. Alan H. Dodson, United Kingdom TS7.2 Cadastral Innovation II Marriott Ballroom III Chair: Dr. Paul van der Molen, The Netherlands The Cadastral "Tool Box" – a Framework for Reform Prof. Ian P. Williamson, Australia Data Capture Quality Control Issues in Cadastration Prof. Penggen Cheng, Associate Prof. Rong Liu and Chengrui Wang, China A Systems Approach to Land Registration and Cadastre Jaap Zevenbergen, The Netherlands The Importance of Cadastral Procedures for Sustainable Development Prof. Tommy Österberg, Sweden TS10.2 Finance and Infrastructure Balcony B Chair: Murtala A. Oladapo, Nigeria Infrastructure Services and Low Cost Housing in Kenya – The Policy and Policy Implementation Gaps Dr Eric Aligula, Kenya The Economic Benefits of Infrastructure Projects Procured with Private Finance Andrew W. Morley, United Kingdom Partnerships between Stakeholders in the Provision of and Access to Affordable Housing in Malaysia Han Ching Ong and Prof. Dennis Lenard, United Kingdom Tuesday, April 23 • 9:00 am-10:30 am Plenary Session Toward the implementation of local, Marriott Ballroom 2 national and regional compatible Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) and its contribution to a Global Spatial Data Infrastructure(GSDI) Chair: Robert W. Foster, President of FIG One example of a local to global public/private partnership is the one between North-Rhine-Westphalia, Germany and North Carolina, USA in cooperation with the Atlantic Institute, US Federal Geographic Data Committee (FGDC), Intergraph Corporation, and Microsoft Corporation. The outcome is a better understanding of regional and global issues and their role on the physical, economic and social well-being as well as the creation of a more peaceful world. An Open Political and Business Agreement to Underscore the Importance of Global Co-operation Preetha Pulusani, President, Intergraph Mapping & GIS Solution, USA Spatial Data Play-Offs in Political Decisions Klaus J. Barwinski, Director of Surveying and Mapping, Agency of North-Rhine-Westphalia, Germany 11:00 am – 12:30 pm Building a Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) Marriott Ballroom 2 Moderator: Alan Stevens, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Secretariat From Data Infrastructures To Virtual Communities: The Evolution of SDI John McLauglin, University of New Brunswick, Canada Spatial Data Infrastructures – Tools for Improving World Sustainability John Moeller, Global Spatial Data Committee (FGDC) How the Open GIS Consortium is Advancing the Goals of the GSDI Cliff Kottman, Open GIS Consortium, USA 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm German Vision Toward the North Rhine-Westphalia/North Carolina Partnership B North 2 Moderator: Alan Stevens, Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Secretariat Public Data Access through GSDI - NRW Heinz Bruggeman, Dusseldorf Ministry of the Interior, North Rhine Westphalia, Germany CeGi, Center for Geoinformation GmbH Hans Jurgen Mortsiefer, Germnay Terramapserver - a perfect Platform for managing Geospatial Information Uwe Meyer, Dortmund CEO, Terra Map Server GmbH, Germany 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm The United States Vision of the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure (GSDI) B North 2 Moderator: Fritz Petersohn, Atlantic Institute
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