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TS5.6 The Status of Virtual Reference Systems Cotillion South (VRS) Chair: Dr. Wolfgang Augath, Germany Australia’s Changing Surveying Infrastructure from Marks in the Ground to Virtual Reference Stations Matthew B. Higgins, Australia On Testing RTK-Network Virtual Concept Dr. Jaakko Santala and Seppo Tötterström, Finland Positioning by an Active GPS System: Experimental Investigation of the Attainable Accuracy Werner Lienhart, Dr. Andreas Wieser and Prof. Fritz K. Brunner, Austria Assessing the Multi-Base Station GPS Solutions Narve Kjørsvik, Norway Some GPS Guidelines and Recommendations for Large-Scale Applications Abdelkader Nadir Nabed, Bachir Gourine, Boualem Ghezali, Ali Zeggai and Habib Taibi, Algeria The Long Road to Establishing a National Network RTK Solution Paul Cruddace, I Wilson and Mark Graves, United Kingdom, Hans- Jürgen Euler and R. Keenan, Switzerland and G. Wuebbana, Germany TS6.7 Engineering Surveys for Transportation and Johnson Utility Lines Chair: Svend Kold Johansen, Denmark Multi-Sensor Systems for Machine Guidance and Control Dr. Günther Retscher, Austria Dynamic Surface / Grid Levelling for Optimal Surfacing Henrik Vad, Denmark High Speed Rail Alignment and Maintenance – Data Modelling, Data Acquisition and Analysis Dr. Ivo Milev and Prof. Lothar Gruendig, Germany Brenner Base Tunnel Project – Rails for Europe Gianfranco Morocutti, Italy and Gerda Schennach, Austria TS7.6 Land Tenure and Sustainable Development Marriott Ballroom I Chair: Dr. Susan E. Nichols, Canada Land Tenure in Context of Sustainable Rural Development: the Contribution of the Land Tenure Service of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations Dr. Paul Munro-Faure, FAO The Popular Coalition to Eradicate Hunger and Poverty: "In their hands": for the Rural Poor Sustainable Development Means Secure Access to Land Bruce H. Moore Land Tenure in Transition: Case Uzbekistan Mika-Petteri Törhönen, Finland Towards a Multicultural Land Tenure Model for Cross-Cultural Tenure Systems Assistant Prof. Mele E. T. Rakai and Dr. Susan E. Nichols, Canada Land Privatization in Ukraine Anatoliy Bondar, Ukraine and Boo Lilje, Sweden Land Ownership and Sustainable Development Prof. Richard Bullard, United Kingdom TS8.5 Urban Regeneration and Environment Taft Chair: Helmut Brackmann, Germany The Urban Challenge and Sustainable Development Erik Møller, Denmark The Making and Contents of Zanzibar National Land Use Plan: A brief account on a donor funded project Muhammed Haji Ali and Muhammed Salim Sulaiman, Zanzibar, Tanzania Water and Soil in a Former Industrial Region – or Shaping the Future in Sustainability Helmut Brackmann, Germany Urban and Rural Land Use Planning Instruments in Romania Dr. Violeta Puscasu, Romania JS13 Spatial Information and Cadastre Balcony B Joint Session of Commissions 3 and 7 Chair. Yerach Doytsher, Israel The Cadastre as a Cornerstone in the Information Society Infrastructure Arvo Kokkonen and Matti Vahala, Finland User Interface 2000 – New standard for the new cadastral index map of Sweden Olof Olsson, Sweden Impact Analysis of Recent Geo-ICT Developments on Cadastral Systems Prof. Peter van Oosterom and Christiaan Lemmen, The Netherlands JS14 Cadastral Appraisal, Land Markets Balcony C/D and Valuation Joint Session of Commissions 7 and 9 Chair: András Ossko, Hungary Methodological and Practical Aspects of Rural Land Market Assessment – the Polish Example Dr. Andrzej Hopfer and Lukasz Zuk, Poland Visualising Landvaluescape without a Cadastre Tony Vickers and Mark Thurstain-Goodwin, United Kingdom Modelling Real Property Transactions Prof. Erik Stubkjær, Denmark Land Consolidation, Valuation and Cadastre Hülya Demir, Mehmet Gür and Volkan Cagdas, Turkey JS15 Forum and Discussion on Draft Technical Balcony A Report on ISO/TC211 Project 19122 Geographic Information/Geomatics, Qualifications and Certification of Personnel Joint Session of FIG, FIG Task Force on Mutual Recognition and ISO/TC211 Chair: Dr Robert Maher, TC211/19122, Canada and Iain Greenway, Lead of FIG to ISO/TC211, United Kingdom Draft Technical Report on ISO/TC211 Project 19122 Dr Robert Maher, TC211/19122, Canada FIG Policy on Mutual Recognition of Qualifications Prof. Stig Enemark, Denmark and Dr. Frances Plimmer, United Kingdom 45
46 FIG Technical Program (cont.) Wednesday, April 24 • 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm TS1.3 Organisational Practices McKinley Chair: Klaus Rürup, Germany National Mapping Agencies – A new model for the 21st Century Prof. Peter Dale, Scotland The Changing World of National Mapping in Ireland Richard Kirwan and Iain Greenway, Ireland Managing Interdisciplinary Teams Prof. Alexander Sharavin, Russia Interdisciplinary Teams in Professional Practice Aviel Ron and Joseph Forrai, Israel Benchmarking City Surveying Offices as a Tool for Development Anders Ekengren, Sweden Current Directions of Activities of the Geodetic and Cartographic Services in Poland Jerzy Albin, Poland JS16 The Modern Profile of Surveyors – Coolidge Gender Aspects II Joint Session of Commissions 1 and 2 and Task force on Under-represented Groups in Surveying and ACSM/NSPS Forum for Equal Opportunity Chair: Gabriele Dasse, Chair of FIG Task force, Germany Why Are Young Women Attracted to Survey Education in Sweden Boo G. Lilje, Sweden A Gender for Change: The Future for Women in Surveying Pat Turrell, Sara J. Wilkinson, Vanessa Astle and Samantha Yeo, United Kingdom General discussion on the Under-represented Groups in Surveying TS3.5 Spatial Data Infrastructure: National and Cotillion North Regional Examples Chair: Tarja Myllymäki, Finland Dutch NGII on Course: A Practical Approach on Implementing a Vision Bastiaan van Loenen and Bas Kok, The Netherlands The Swedish National Spatial Data Infrastructure Hans-Erik Wiberg, Sweden Improved Policy for Coordinating the Development of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure Milo Robinson, USA Environmental Management and Business Driver for Implementation of the Zambia National Spatial Infrastructure Victor Mbumwae, Zambia TS5.7 Integration of Techniques for Digital Mapping Cotillion South Chair: Dr. Nicolas Paparoditis, France and Dr. Naser El-Sheimy, Canada Application of GPS/GLONASS Combination to the Revision of Digital Map Prof. Kang Joon-Mook, Dr. Lee Young-Wook, Dr. Park Joung-hyun and Lee Eun-Soo, Republic of Korea The National Mapping Act and the Status of Cartography in the Argentine Republic Ruben C. Rodriguez and Dr. Claudio A. Brunini, Argentina and Albert H. J. Christensen, USA GPS, GIS and Video Integrated Mapping in Egypt Prof. Moustafa Baraka, Egypt JS17 Special Sensors and Techniques in Balcony A Engineering Surveys Joint Session of Commissions 6 and 5 Chair: Dr. Fritz Brunner, Austria Multisensor System for Automatic Monitoring of Highway Linear Features Dr. Dorota A. Grejner-Brzezinska and Dr. Charles K. Toth, USA Monitoring Ground Settlement in Hong Kong with Satellite SAR Interferometry G. X. Liu, Prof. Y. Q. Chen, Dr. X. L. Ding, Dr. Z. L. Li and Z. W. Li, China Study of Atmospheric Effects on Satellite Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Measurements in Tropical Regions Z.W. Li, X. L. Ding, G.X. Liu, Y. Q. Chen, Z.L. Li and J. J. Zhu, China Use of GPS for Determining Free Flight Performance Prof. Bill Teskey and Ryan Fox, Canada TS7.7 Land Policy and Land Reform in Marriott Ballroom I Sub-Saharan Africa Chair: Mikko Uimonen, Finland Capacity Building in Land Management – Implementing land policy reforms in Malawi Prof. Stig Enemark, Denmark and Prof. Rexford Ahene, USA Appropriate Tenure Model for Sub-Saharan Africa Augustine Mulolwa, The Netherlands Subdivisions, a Viable Option for Land Redistribution in Zimbabwe Sam Zhou, Zimbabwe Conflicts in a Rural Land Restitution Case: Reconstructing the Elandskloof Mission Community, South Africa Prof. Michael Barry and David Mayson, South Africa Perspective of Land Reform in Rwanda Eugène Rurangwa, Rwanda TS7.8 3D Cadastre Marriott Ballroom III Chair: Dr Martin A. Salzmann, The Netherlands Institutional Aspects of 3D Cadastres Dr. Paul van der Molen, The Netherlands Making Laws for 3D Cadastre in Norway Helge Onsrud, Norway Towards a 3D Cadastre Drs Jantien Stoter, Dr. Martin A. Salzmann, Prof. Peter van Oosterom and Prof. Paul van der Molen, The Netherlands Problems in Registration in the Third Vertical Dimension in the Unified Land Registry in Hungary and a Possible Solution András Osskó, Hungary A Multilayer 3D Cadastre: Problems and Solutions Moshe Benhamu and Prof. Yerach Doytsher, Israel The FIG Congress Prize winner, George Oner Ogado, will be presenting his paper, GPS in Cadastres: A Case Study of Kenya, Wednesday, April 24, at 4:00 pm in the Harding Room.
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