Conference and Seminar Proceedings
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Annual Meeting 1999 and Seminar
Budapest,
Hungary, 21 - 23 October, 1999
Official Programme
Foreword
Foreword - Laszlo Niklasz, Head, Department
of Lands and Mapping, MoARD
Foreword - Jes Ryttersgaard, chairman of FIG
Commission 3
Warming Up
Annual Report `99 of the Hungarian National
Mapping Agency
Opening
Jaime Vazquez-Caro: The Vienna Initiative
- Real Property Rights in ECA Countries, World Bank
Fritz Rembold: Importance of GIS and related
data in Rural Regional Development with reference to applications, FAO
Session 1
Vilmos Bognár - Szabolcs Mihály:
Administrative Boundary Data Services ABDS) - an EU project and its
Hungarian aspects
Gábor Remetey-Fülöpp - Pál Lévai: PANEL GI -
pan-european relations
Jacob Opadeyi: Challenges in Developing a
Spatial Data Infrastructure in the Caribbean
Session 2
Zsolt Sikolya - Gábor Kleinheincz: METATER -
data management issues of meta data services in Hungary
Gabor Uhrin: Implementation of a nation-wide
metadata server
Piroska Zalaba: TAKARNET - an extranet for land
administration
Session 3
Introduction to the Institute of Geodesy,
Cartography and Remote Sensing
Béla Márkus: Land Information Services on the
Web
Gabor Csornai et al.: Crop Monitoring by Remote
Sensing
Session 4
Hans Knoop: International Standardization and
Task Force on Standards
Szabolcs Mihály: Hungarian Base Map Data
Standard, Technical Rules and Regulations
Yerahmiel Doytsher - Josef Forrai - Amnon
Krupnik: The 1998 Israeli Regulations for Surveying and Mapping
Enikõ Kovács - Tamás Prajczer: Comparison of
metadata standards - a proposal for Hungarian Core Metadata Standard
Session 5
László Niklasz: Strategy of staff development
in Hungarian Land Offices
Béla Márkus: Continuing staff development to
improve Land Information Services
Simon László: Multimedia-based TAKAROS training
Frances Plimmer: Mutual recognition of
professional qualifications within a global marketplace for the services
of surveyors
Session 6
Robert P Mahoney, Robin A McLaren: The use of
spatial data to enhance the democratic process
Bernd Teichert: The InGeoForum - a MIS
Activity in Germany
E.Dimopoulou, X.Christodoulou,
N.Polydorides: A GIS-based campus planning and information system
C. Ioannidis, C. Logothetis, C. Potsiou C.
Kiranoudis, M. Christolis, N. Markatos: Spatial information management
for risk assessment of major industrial accidents
Milan Konecny: Local and Regional Spatial
Information Infrastructures in Czech Republic: Concept, Tasks and
Organisational Aspects
Session 7
E. Brandstötter: Cadastre based
Agricultural Information System in Austria
Apostolos Arvanitis - Soultana Koukopoulou:
Managing data during the update of the Greek Cadastre
Gábor Remetey-Fülöpp: LISARD - Land Information
Service for the Agriculture and Rural Development and related EU
harmonisation actions in Hungary
Zsolt Faragó: BIIR - Cadastral Information
System for Budapest Land Office
Reinfried Mansberger - Gerhard Muggenhuber:
Spatial Data Bases as Tools for Land Use and Development
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