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Programme, Presentations & Papers

Theme: National mapping - shaping the future

 

Sunday

Afternoon

Delegate registration

Evening

Meeting of session chairmen and organisers
Welcome reception
Dinner

Monday

National mapping in context

Session 1: Introduction and welcome

Welcome, official opening and keynote presentation. Introduction to the conference team
Opening address: 134Kb download
Paper 1.1: 57Kb download

Session 2: The customers' view

To understand the needs and expectations of customers and other stakeholders for geospatial information and services
Paper 2.1: 96Kb download
Paper 2.2: 48Kb download
Paper 2.3: 45Kb download
Paper 2.4: 40Kb download

Evening

Dinner

Tuesday

Policy and strategy

Session 3: The policy framework

To understand key constraints and areas of freedom for national mapping organisations in defining and implementing policy issues.
Paper 3.0: 19Kb download
Paper 3.1: 38Kb download
Paper 3.2: 41Kb download
Paper 3.3: 28Kb download

Session 4: Meeting the strategic options

An analysis of how effectively national mapping organisations are satisfying current and future customer needs at local, national, regional and global levels.
Paper 4.1: 90Kb download
Paper 4.2: 58Kb download
Paper 4.3: 81Kb download
Paper 4.4: 80Kb download

Evening

18:30 Exhibitors cocktails 19:30 Dinner 21:00 Hotline lecture

Wednesday

Frameworks and applications

Session 5: Global mapping

Explore the background to global map initiative; the options for creation, exploitation and update. Review constraints and solutions.
Paper 5.1: 87Kb download
Paper 5.2: 56Kb download
Paper 5.3: 5.4Kb download
Paper 5.4: 49Kb download

Session 6: Exhibition and workshops (parallel sessions)

Exhibition: Land information applications, NLIS (National Land Information Service), on line access, the Internet, global applications.
Workshops: Opportunities for delegates to present issues and findings in one-hour sessions. Themes to include aid and development, management development and GSDI (Global Spatial Data Infrastructure).

Evening

18:00 Punting event 20:00 Dinner

Thursday

Technology

Session 6 (continued): Exhibition and workshops (parallel sessions)

Themes to include NLIS training and standardisation.

Session 7: Technology: appropriate tools

To review the costs, benefits and effectiveness of new technology in data capture, quality management, data integration and distribution (for example, Internet).
Paper 7.1: 66Kb download
Paper 7.2: 73Kb download
Paper 7.3: 67Kb download
Paper 7.4: 38Kb download

Evening

Conference dinner

Friday

Management: making it happen

Session 8: Institutional linkages

Explore options for linking national mapping organisations with other organisations within and between countries; threat or opportunity?
Paper 8.1: 85Kb download
Paper 8.2: 72Kb download
Paper 8.3: 85Kb download
Paper 8.4: 38Kb download
Paper 8.5: 145Kb download

Session 9: Human resources and skills

A review of future skills and how to acquire them.
Paper 9.1: 60Kb download
Paper 9.2: 59Kb download
Paper 9.3: 36Kb download

Evening

Closing session
Dinner
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