Sunday, October 3, 2004

Monday, October 4, 2004

• Welcome address by Leo Nardi
• Welcome address by Dr. Irawan Sumarto, Local Organising Committee
• Welcome greetings from international partners
  • Prof. Gerhard Beutler, President of the International Association of Geodesy
  • Prof. Yu Changxing, President of the International Society for Mine Surveying, ISM
  • Prof. Ferjan Ormeling, Secretary General of the International Cartographic Association, ICA
• Ir. Rudolf W. Matindas, M.Sc., Head of BAKOSURTANAL: The Contribution of Geospatial Data in Resolving Regional Issues
• Prof. Dr. Dorodjatum Kuntjoro-Jakti, Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs: Keynote Address
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• Univ.-Prof. Holger Magel, President of FIG: Surveying the Future - Challenges for the Economic, Environmental and Social Development in Urban and Rural Areas
• Opening of the Conference by Univ.-Prof. Holger Magel, President of FIG
• Opening of the technical exhibition

PS1.1 Prof. Ir. Lutfi Ibrahim Nasution, PhD, National Land Agency, Republic of Indonesia (BPN), Indonesia: Status of the Implementation of the Bogor Declaration, presented by Chaerul Basri Ahmad, Deputy for Land Information; BPN

PS1.2 Suharno, S.H., MPM., Dr. Ir. Bambang Edhi Leksono, M. Sc. and Ir. Iwan Kurniawan, M. App. Sc., Department of Geodesy, ITB, Indonesia: Towards the Accomplishment of Single Identification Number in Indonesia

TS1.1 András Osskó (Hungary): Creation Land Administration in Formal and Informal Environment
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TS1.2 Wafula Nabutola (Kenya): Affordable Housing in Kenya: A Case Study of Policy on Informal Settlements

TS1.3 Stephen Djaba (Ghana): Proposed Urban Land Information Management Systems in Ghana
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TS1.4 Herman Soesangobeng (Indonesia): The Possibility and Mode of Registering Adat Title on Land

TS1.5 Christopher Sanga (Tanzania): Land Sector as an Impediment to Mortgage Lending in Tanzania. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS2.1 Aris Poniman, Nurwadjedi and Pago Lumban-Tobing (Indonesia): Developing the National Land Resource Database for Supporting Spatial Land Use Planning, presented by Bebas Purnawan, Indonesia
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TS2.2 Puntodewo and Radjiman Nataprawira (Indonesia): Indonesian Geospatial Data Clearinghouse
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TS2.3 Dodi Sukmayadi, Fahmi Amhar, Agung Adhibroto and Agus Prijanto (Indonesia): Geo-Spatial Database Design and Implementation at the Mapping Center for Topographic & Spatial Arrangement (PDRTR) of BAKOSURTANAL

TS2.4 Rabin K. Sharma and Babu Ram Acharya (Nepal): Spatial Data Infrastructure for Prosperous Nepal. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS3.1 Michael Keller (Switzerland): International Treaties and Consultancy - and Their Effect on Land Management in Developing Countries. What is the Role of FIG?
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TS3.2 Agus H. Atmadilaga and Bebas Purnawan (Indonesia): Certification of Surveyors in the Indonesian Surveyors Association (ISA)
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TS3.3 Bob Curley and Spike Boydell (Fiji): The Regulation, Registration and Representation of Surveyors in the Pacific Islands Countries
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TS4.1 Spike Boydell (Fiji) and Matt McIntyre (Samoa): Planning for Sustainable Community Lifestyles – A Pacific Perspective
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TS4.2 Jaeik Liou (Korea): Community Capacity Building to Strengthen Socio-Economic Development with Spatial Asset Mapping

TS4.3 Babu Ram Acharya and Rabin K. Sharma (Nepal): Approach to Promoting Decentralized Land Management in Nepal. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS5.1 Christiaan Lemmen, Paul van der Molen (The Netherlands) and Gerda Schennach (Austria): e-Land Administration: An International Seminar in Innsbruck
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TS5.2 Esben Munk Sørensen (Denmark): Reorganizing Public Access to Property Information by Remodelling and Standardization
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TS5.3 Puntodewo, Bebas Purnawan and Sri Kusno Gularso (Indonesia): The Status of On-Line Mapping Development in Indonesia
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TS6.1 Yu Changxing, President of the International Society for Mine Surveying, ISM (China P.R.): Two New Fields of Mine Surveying

TS6.2 Wiweka, Aniati Murni and M. Natsir (Indonesia): Segmentation Analysis of Hyperspectral Data in Green and Road Infrastructures. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS6.3 Samsul Hadi, Miftah Ruyani and T. A. Sanny (Indonesia): Engineering Survey of Underground Utilities - Blok M– Kota in DKI Jakarta. This paper has been presented by Indra Sinaga, Indonesia.

TS6.4 Rochman Djaja, Jacub Rais, Hasanuddin Z Abidin and Wedyanto Kuntjoro (Indonesia): The Land Subsidence of Jakarta Metropolitan Area

TS6.5 Joel I. Igbokwe (Nigeria): Mapping of Regional Transportation Network with Medium Resolution Satellite Imagery
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PS2.1 Univ.-Prof. Gerhard Beutler, President of IAG: Geodetic Infrastructure and GNSS Developments - Basic Facts for Surveying Engineering and Policy Makers 
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Tuesday, October 5, 2004

PS3.1 Mr. Pengiran Haji Matusin Matasan, Surveyor General, Survey Department of Brunei Darussalam and PCGIAP Executive Board Member on behalf of Mr. Peter Holland, President of Permanent Committee on GIS Infrastructure for Asia and the Pacific (PCGIAP): Overview on PCGIAP Activities and the Asia/Pacific Region
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PS3.2 Aris Poniman, BAKOSURTANAL, Indonesia: Spatial Database Integration, presented by Erik van der Zee, Indonesia

TS7.1 Bruce Keith and Charles Cowap (United Kingdom): Recent Developments in Rural Land Administration in England, UK

TS7.2 Charles Cowap and Bruce Keith (United Kingdom): Land Management in England (UK) – Development Lessons in the Context of a Hierarchy of Human Needs

TS7.3 Bela Markus (Hungary): GI Support for Land Consolidation
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TS7.4 Simon Adcock (Australia): The Importance of Considering Alternative Uses and Methodology When Valuing/Appraising Contaminated Sites
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TS7.5 Waljiyanto, Waruno Suryohadi and Nurrochmat Widjajanti (Indonesia): Application of Finite Difference Method to Develop Land Value Map
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TS7.6 Sarah Blandy and David Parsons (United Kingdom): Affordable Housing and the Private Residential Market
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TS8.1 Cecep Subarya (Indonesia): The Maintenance of Indonesia Geodetic Control Network on the Earth Deforming Zones
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TS8.2 Kosasih Prijatna (Indonesia): A Local Quasigeoid Determination Approach for Jawa Island (Indonesia)

TS8.3 Muhamad Kundarto and Sari Virgawati (Indonesia): Soil Survey Using Grid System on Study of Land Resources Potency for Agriculture Development

TS9.1 Johanes P. Tamtomo (Indonesia): The Needs for Building Concept and Authorizing Implementation of Marine Cadastre in Indonesia
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TS9.2 M. Sigit Widodo (Indonesia): Relationship of Marine Cadastre and Marine Spatial Planning in Indonesia
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TS9.3 Nuraini Rahma Hanifa, Eka Djunarsjah and Ketut Wikantika  (Indonesia): Reconstruction of Maritime Boundary Between Indonesia and Singapore Using Landsat-ETM Satellite Image. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS10.1 Kate Dalrymple, Jude Wallace and Ian Williamson (Australia): Innovations in Rural Land Policy and Tenure in Southeast Asia, presented by Sigit Widodo, Indonesia
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TS10.2 Chairul Basri Achmad (Indonesia): Building Physical Cadastre: A New Approach for Speeding-up the Land Registration Processes in Indonesia

TS10.3 M. Tony S. Haroen, Embun Sari, Kalvin Sembiring, Budiyono and Ketut Ari Sucaya (Indonesia): Cadastral Systems in Jakarta – Building the Spirit of the Road to a Spatial Data Infrastructure

TS10.4 Punya Prasad Oli (Nepal): Ups and Down of Nepalese Cadastre. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS10.5 Paul van der Molen (The Netherlands): Some Micro Economic Aspects of Land Ownership
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TS10.6 Ghazali Desa and Majid Kadir (Malaysia): The Social and Economic Impacts of Coordinated Cadastral System Implementations in Peninsular Malaysia. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS11.1 Bela Markus (Hungary): Future Education - FIG Commission 2 Perspectives
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TS11.2 Ferjan Ormeling (The Netherlands): Map Use Education and Geovisualisation
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TS11.3 Sopha Soun (Cambodia) and Pertti Onkalo (Finland): Development of Curriculum for the Land Management and Land Tenure Programs in Cambodia
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TS11.4 Stig Enemark (Denmark): Building the Competences of the Future. Designing and Implementing a New Curricula in Surveying at Aalborg University, Denmark
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TS11.5 Francis A. Fajemirokun and Olusegun T. Badejo (Nigeria): A New Curriculum for Surveying Education in Nigeria

Introduction remarks

• Dr. Azhari bin Mohamed, Dept. Of Survey and Mapping Malaysia, on behalf of Dato Hamid Ali, Director General, Dept of Survey and Mapping Malaysia, Executive Board Member of PCGIAP: Introduction Remarks
• Bebas Purnawan and Cecep Subarya, Bakosurtanal, Indonesia
• Dr. Hasanuddin Z. Abidin, Jurusan Teknik Geodesi-ITB, Indonesia, representative of the academic institutions
• Prof. Gerhard Beutler, President of IAG
• Adam Greenland, Chair of FIG Commission 4

TS13.1 Paul van der Molen  and Christiaan Lemmen (The Netherlands): Land Administration in Post Conflict Areas
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TS13.2 Tor Valstad (Norway): Institution Building in Kosovo – Failure or Success?
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TS13.3 Jennifer Whittal (South Africa) and Michael Barry (Canada): Fiscal Cadastral Reform and the Implementation of CAMA in Cape Town
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TS13.4 John Blair (Canada): Land Titling in Cambodia – Overcoming Land Mine Issues, presented by Francisco Gonçalves, Indonesia
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TS13.5 Benjamin E. Kesi Prah (Ghana): The Cadastral LIS as a Tool for Conflict Resolution in Rural Communities of Ghana – A Case Study, presented by Stephen Djaba, Ghana

TS14.1 Vincent Lui (Hong Kong SAR, China): An Innovative Concept to Manage GPS Reference Stations Network and RTK Data Distribution Globally

TS14.2 Israel Quintanilla García, José Luis Berné-Valero, Aurea Gallego Salguero and Juan Ignacio Latorre Romero (Spain): Analysis of the Track Competition Vehicles with High Accuracy Positioning

TS14.3 Mustafa D. Subari and Khairudin Anuar (Malaysia): Experiencing the Use of GPS-RTK for Cadastre Surveys in Malaysia
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TS14.4 Israel Quintanilla García, Cuenca Carlos Sancho and José Luis Berné-Valero (Spain): Design of Couriers Optimising System with Storage and Transportation Recognizement and Special Tracking

TS14.5 Andrew Hunter, Naser El-Sheimy and Gordon Stenhouse (Canada): Grizzly Camera for Habitat Use Analysis. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS15.1 Poerbandono and Roberto Mayerle (Indonesia): Assessment of Approaches for Converting Acoustic Echo Intensity into Suspended Sediment Concentration
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TS15.2 Abdul Basith (Indonesia): Tidal Solution along Topex/Poseidon Track Near Prigi Tidal Station
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TS15.3 Mustafa D Subari and M. Saupi Che Awang (Malaysia): GNSS Radiobeacon Service Availability Study:The SISPELSAT

TS15.4 Kenneth Barbor (USA): The International Hydrographic Organization Posturing for the Future. This paper was not presented in the conference.
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TS15.5 Rushi Ridwan (Indonesia): Hydrographic Activities of the Indonesian Hydrographic Office
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Introduction Remarks

PS4.1 Stig Enemark (Denmark): Capacity Assessment and Development for Sustainable Land Administration Infrastructures
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PS4.2 Keith Bell, Land Sector Coordinator for East Asia Pacific Region, The World Bank: Land Policies and Overall Development Agenda in East Asia (Indonesia, Lao, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand and China)
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Case Studies

PS4.3 Erna Heryani (Indonesia) and Chris Grant (Australia): Land Administration in Indonesia
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PS4.4 Lor Davuth (Cambodia) and Pertti Onkalo (Finland): Community Participation Supporting Cost Effective Surveying Methods
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Wednesday, October 6, 2004

PS5.1 Prof. Stig Enemark, Vice President Elect of FIG, Denmark: Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications - Developing a Concept Tailored for the Surveying Profession
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PS5.2 Frances Plimmer (United Kingdom): Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications: The European Union System. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

PS5.3 Teo Chee Hai, Association of Authorised Land Surveyors Malaysia and M. Nagarajan, Ministry of International Trade and Industry Malaysia: Mutual Recognition of Surveying Qualification within the ASEAN Framework Agreement on Services
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TS16.1 Reinfried Mansberger and Gerhard Muggenhuber (Austria): Spatial Information For Risk Management
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TS16.2 Frank Friesecke (Germany): Precautionary and Sustainable Flood Protection in Germany – Strategies and Instruments of Spatial Planning
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TS16.3 G. K. Allred (Canada): Underground Facilities –The Need for Accurate Records in an Expanding Society
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TS16.4 Wafula Nabutola (Kenya): Risk and Disaster Management – a Case Study in Nairobi, Kenya

TS16.5 Hasanuddin Z. Abidin, Rochman Djaja, H. Andreas, M. Gamal (Indonesia), K. Hirose and Y. Maruyama (Japan): Capabilities and Constraints of Geodetic Techniques for Monitoring Land Subsidence in the Urban Areas of Indonesia
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TS17.1 Md Nor Kamarudin and Zulkarnaini Mat Amin (Malaysia): Multipath Error Detection Using Different GPS Receiver's Antenna
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TS17.2 Wang Shuang-xi and Xu Jian (China): Using Float Ambiguities with Application to Decimeter-level – Real-time Kinematic Positioning. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS17.3 Agustan and W. E. Featherstone (Indonesia): Reprocessing the Western Australian Statefix Geodetic GPS Network Using Commercial Software. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS17.4 Tayeb Tachallaït, El Hassan Benaïm, Mohamed Boulmers and Mohamed El Gaaidi (Morocco): Developpement d’une Nouvelle Methode de Traitement des Observations GPS. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

Introduction remarks

• Teo Chee Hai, Secretary General of ASEAN FLAG
• Stig Enemark, Vice President Elect of FIG
• G.K. (Ken) Allred, Canada: Mutual Recognition from the American and NAFTA Perspective

TS19.1 B Santoso Dipokusumo and T. Lukman Aziz (Indonesia): The Use of Small Format Aerial Photography in Disaster Management (Case of Cililin Area Landslide in West Jawa)

TS19.2 Craig Roberts, Cedric Seynat, Chris Rizos and Graeme Hooper (Australia): Low-cost Deformation Measurement System for Volcano Monitoring. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS19.3 Hsing-Chung Chang, Linlin Ge and Chris Rizos (Australia): Environmental Impact Assessment of Mining Subsidence by Using Spaceborne Radar Interferometry.This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS19.4 Pham Viet Hoa (Vietnam): Use of Remote Sensing and GIS Technology for Monitoring and Assessment of Flooding Status at the Coastal Zone in the Central Part of Vietnam. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS20.1 Andrew Bashfield (Australia): Map Your Files and File Your Maps: Managing the Infrastructure Data that GIS Cant Manage. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS20.2 Humayun Sarkar (India): Study of Landcover and Population Density Influences on Urban Heat Island in Tropical Cities by Using Remote Sensing and GIS: A Methodological Consideration
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TS20.3 Zainal Abdul Majeed (Malaysia) and David Parker (United Kingdom): Geographic Information System (GIS) for Managing Survey Data to the Development of GIS-Ready Information. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS20.4 Wiwin Ambarwulan and T. W. Hobma (Indonesia): Bio-optical Model for Mapping Spatial Distribution of Total Suspended Matter from Satellite Imagery
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TS20.5 Hadi Purwanto and M. Nurandi (Indonesia): Web-GIS & Spatial Information System for Oil & Gas Trunk Line Management: A Distributed and Real-Time System and Monitoring. This paper has not been presented in the conference.

TS21.1 Simon Adcock (Australia): A Global Commercial Lease for a New Century
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TS21.2 Heri Sutanta and Sularno (Indonesia): A Prototype of SVG Map of Land and Building Tax Objects in Indonesia
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TS21.3 Riantini Virtriana, Iwan Kurniawan and Bambang Edhi Leksono (Indonesia): A Model of Single Value of Property for Multipurposes (SVPM) Based on Government’s Tax Value Approach -  Case of Antapani Kidul Housing, Municipality of Bandung, Indonesia

TS21.4 Firman Hadi, Ketut Wikantika and Irawan Sumarto (Indonesia): Implementation of Forest Canopy Density Model to Monitor Forest Fragmentation in Mt. Simpang and Mt. Tilu Nature Reserves, West Java, Indonesia

TS21.5 Subaryono and Lukito E. N. (Indonesia): Assessment of the Development of Land Information Systems in the Directorate of Land and Building Taxes Ministry of Finance Republic of Indonesia. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS21.6 Subaryono and Rochmad Muryamto (Indonesia): Assessing the Potential of Land and Building Tax Database as a Basis for Developing Multipurpose Land Information Systems in Indonesia. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS21.7 Kauko Viitanen (Finland): Compulsory Purchase as an Administrative Procedure - Based on Finnish Legislation and Experiences. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS22.1 Firman Hadi, Ketut Wikantika, Oki Gumilar and Irawan Sumarto (Indonesia): The Assessment of Atmospheric Correction in Landsat-TM Due to Topographic Effects

TS22.2 Sugianto, Ray Merton and Shawn Laffan (Australia): An Overview of the CHRIS/PROBA Mission: A New Generation of Multi-Angle Hyperspectral Remote Sensing and Its Application to Agriculture
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TS22.3 Catur Aries Rokhmana (Indonesia): Some Enhancement in Processing Aerial Videography Data for 3D Corridor Mapping

TS22.4 Halim Setan, Mohd Sharuddin Ibrahim and Ismail M’arof  (Malaysia): Applications of Digital Photogrammetric Systems for Dimensional Measurement and 3D Modelling
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TS22.5 Sugianto, Ray Merton, Shawn Laffan and Jon Huntington (Australia): A Multi-Angular and Multi-Temporal Study Using CHRIS Hyperspectral Imagery
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TS22.6 Halim Setan, Zulkepli Majid and Deni Suwardi (Malaysia): The Development of Image Capturing System and Information System for Craniofacial Reconstruction
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TS22.7 Håkon Andresen (Norway/Indonesia): Efficient and Well-Documented Digital Orthophoto Production from Airborne Photogrammetry

TS23.1 Heri Sutanta and Sularno (Indonesia): A Prototype of SVG Map of Land and Building Tax Objects in Indonesia. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS23.2 Subaryono and Lukito E.N. (Indonesia): Assessment of the Development of Land Information Systems in the Directorate of Land and Building Taxes Ministry of Finance Republic of Indonesia. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS23.3 Subaryono and Rochmad Muryamto (Indonesia): Assessing the Potential of Land and Building Tax Database as a Basis for Developing Multipurpose Land Information Systems in Indonesia

TS23.4 Wikanti Asriningrum (Indonesia): Geomorphological Approach to Identifying Small Island Characteristics Using Landsat Data – Case Study: Pari and Belakangsedih Archipelago. This paper has not been presented at the conference.

TS24.1 John Brock (Australia): Cook-Bligh-Flinders-King: The Quadrilogy of Master Mariners

TS24.2 John Brock (Australia): Hollywood Movie Surveyors: The “R” Rated Version

Open meeting of the WG 8.4

Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Holger Magel, President of FIG: Summary of the 3rd FIG Regional Conference and the Jakarta Statement