Program
of the 3rd Croatian NSDI and INSPIRE Day and 7th Cartography and Geoinformation Conference

Exhibition Split and Dalmatia on Plans and Maps
September 14–15, 2011, Entrance hall of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy

08:00–10:00	Registration – Entrance Hall of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy
10:00-10:40	Opening Ceremony – Large Lecture Room
Chair: Željko Hećimović, State Geodetic Administration
	Dalmatian songs by Klapa Jedinstvo Alen Harapin, Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture and Geodesy Miljenko Lapaine, Organising Committee President Davor Mrduljaš, State Secretary in the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Physical Planning and Construction of the Republic of Croatia and President of the Croatian NSDI Council Signing the Agreement on exchange of cartographic materials between the Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing (Földmérési és Távérzékelési Intézet – FÖMI) of Hungary and the State Geodetic Administration of Croatia (SGA) Željko Bačić, SGA General Director Bence Torony, FÖMI General Director  Dalmatian songs by Klapa Jedinstvo
10:40-11:30	Framework of the INSPIRE Directive transposition and establishing SDI in neighbouring states
	Gyula Iván, Chief Advisor, Földmérési és Távérzékelési Intézet – FÖMI Hungarian and International Experiences in INSPIRE
	Irena Ažman i Tomaž Petek, Surveying and Mapping Authority of the Republic of Slovenia Transposition of the INSPIRE Directive in the Legislation of the Republic of Slovenia
11:30–11:50	Coffee and refreshment break
11:50–13:15	Framework of the INSPIRE Directive Transposition and Establishment of SDI in Croatia
Chair: Vlado Cetl, University of Zagreb, Faculty of Geodesy
	Andreas Wytzisk, Manager Professional Services International – Spatial Data Infrastructures, Conterra, Germany NSDI 2.0 – Joining the European Information Society
	Ljerka Rašić, Assist. Director in SGA for NSDI INSPIRE Directive Transposition and New NSDI Legislation
	Željko Hećimović, Head of Department in SGA Croatian National Metadata Profile
	Ivica Skender, Head of Working Group for NSDI Technical Standards Implemening Rules for Network Services
	Marjana Zelić, Head of Working Group for NSDI Data Sharing Public Debate on the Agreement on the Exchange, Access and Use of Spatial Data
	Vesna Poslončec-Petrić, Head of Working Group for NSDI Capacity Building Adaptation of the NSDI Concept to the Secondary School Education Requirements
13:15–14:30	Lunch break
14:30–16:00	Solutions for NSDI Implementation in State, Regional and Local Governmental Bodies
Chair: Tomislav Ciceli, State Geodetic Administration
	Zoran Vujić, Assist. Director in SGA for IT Improvement of SGA Geoportal
	Sanja Batić, Director of Sector, APIS IT d.o.o., Jadranka Veselić Bruvo, Principal of City Office for the Strategic Planning and Development of the City of Zagreb and Darko Šiško, Head of Department for Spatial Information and Research in City of Zagreb Geoportal of the Zagreb SDI
	Ivica Skender, Gisdata, Zagreb ESRI Solutions for NSDI According to INPIRE Demands and GISDATA Experiences in Implementation
	Domagoj Čulinović, Zeljko d.o.o. System for Strategic Planning
	Andrijana Lovrić i Dragan Divjak, Geofoto d.o.o. Practical Experiences from Adaptation of Topographic Data to INSPIRE Annex I Data Specification
	Željko Bačić, SGA General Director Closing Remarks
16:30–19:30	Visit to the Map Archive of Istria and Dalmatia Visit to the Croatian Maritime Museum Visit to the Museum of the Hydrographic Institute of the Republic of Croatia
20:00	Domjenak dobrodošlice

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	Greetings from the President of the Croatian Cartographic Society Prof. Dr. Nada Vučetić
	Keynote Lectures - Large Lecture Room
Chair: Miljenko Lapaine
9:00–9:30	Georg Gartner, International Cartographic Association (ICA) President Modern Cartography and the Role of the International Cartographic Association
9:30–10:00	Temenoujka Bandrova, President of the Bulgarian Cartographic Association Three-Dimensional Mapping – Conceptions and Challenges
10:00–10:30	Dušan Petrovič, President of the Section for Cartography of the Slovenian Geodetic Association Use of Airborne Laser Scanning Data for Updating Topographic Maps and Databases
10:30–11:00	Coffee and refreshment break
11:00–13:00	AGISEE SDI Workshop South-East European Spatial Data Infrastructures in Development
	Keynote Lecture
	Ulrich Boes, AGISEE President Spatial Data Infrastructure in South-East Europe – Challenges and Solutions
Chair: Vlado Cetl
	Tatjana Kutzner, Michael Lill, Matthäus Schilcher Cross-border Harmonisation of Spatial Data for INSPIRE – Experience from the Lake Constance Region
	Perica Spasevski NSDI Strategy and Transposition of the INSPIRE Directive into Macedonian National Legislation
	Bujar Nushi, Bastiaan van Loenen, Jaap Besemer, Joep Crompvoets Multi-view SDI Assessment of Kosovo (2007–2010) – Developing a Solid Base to Support SDI Strategy Development
	Zoran Šikić, Jasminka Draženović INSPIRE Directive in Public Administration Bodies in the Republic of Croatia – How to Work and Collaborate
	Vlado Cetl, Miljenko Lapaine Croatian NSDI – An Example of AGISEE Country Web-page
	Luka Jovičić NGO Potential as a Stakeholder within Processes of Developing the NSDI
	Simon Vrečar, Franco Vico EUROGI eSDI-Net Awards: from the project to the initiative
13:00–14:30	Lunch break
14:30–16:00	Cartography and Geoinformation – Lecture room C8
Chair: Mirjanka Lechthaler
	Dragan Divjak, Vladimir Baričević Role of the Quality Control in Creating of Spatial Data Infrastructure
	Anders Östman, Jan Zakariasson Efficient Procedures for Quality Assurance of Data and Services
	Mirjanka Lechthaler Relevance of Cartographic Information for Authoritative Communication of Spatial Information in Disaster Situation
	Milan Konecny Cartographic Potentials in Disaster Management
	Ana Kuveždić Divjak Designing Map Symbols for Efficient Visualization of Spatial Information and the Process of Cartographic Communication in Crisis Situations – Initial Research, Requirements and Guidelines
	Željko Bradarić, Nenad Mladineo, Marko Mladineo Marine Pollution Risk and Sensitivity Assessments - GIS Option
16:00–16:30	Coffee and refreshment break
Chair: Ivan Landek
16:30–18:00	Slavko Lemajić, Zoran Major, Ivan Landek, Stipe Barišić Establishing of Cartographic Databases of the State Geodetic Administration
	Igor Vilus, Ivan Landek Updating of the Basic Topographic Database and Official Topographic Maps
	Branko Puceković Some Observations Noticed During the Final Control of Topographic Map Sheets at the Scale of 1:25 000
	Nada Vučetić, Dražen Tutić, Marija Papić River Lenghts on Topographic Maps
	Adam Butigan,Vojkan Gavrilović Information System for Physical Planning as a Tool for Spatial Management in the Primorsko-goranska County
	Vojkan Gavrilović GDi Localis – Integrated Solutions of Spatial Management in Local Self-Governmental Units
14:30–16:00	Cartography and Geoinformation – Lecture room C9
Chair: Ivka Kljajić
	Dražen Tutić, Miljenko Lapaine 20 years of the National Reports for Cartography in Croatia
	Bruna Horović-Vuković Emergence of the Francis I Land Cadastre in Dalmatia
	Gordana Tudor Map Collection of the Croatian Maritime Museum Split with a Short Review of the History of Maritime Museology in Split
	Marina Rajaković, Ivka Kljajić Hungarian and Croatian Cartographers
	Mirko Husak Analysis of Facsimile of Varaždin Cadastral Map
	Ivka Kljajić, Marina Rajaković Split Cartographers
16:00–16:30	Coffee and refreshment break
Chair: Dražen Tutić
16:30–18:00	Dragan Divjak, Irena Mitton Temporal Aspects of Spatial Data – Expanding of INSPIRE Metadata Profile for the Project BRISEIDE Needs
	Josip Faričić Historical Spatial Data Infrastructures on the Example of Old Charts
	Marija Brajković, Miodrag Roić Connection Between Registers in the Republic of Croatia
	Martina Triplat Horvat, Dražen Tutić, Miljenko Lapaine Application of Boscovich's Geometrical Method of Adjustment to Nine Meridian Degrees
	Marijan Grgić, Nada Vučetić, Dragan Divjak Development of the System for Automatic Cartographic Generalization Based on Restraints
	Jelena Vračar, Tomislav Crnić, Dražen Tutić Animated Representation of the Earth Shape

Gala dinner will start at 7 pm. It is not included in the registration fee and the price is 55 € per person. More information at the Registration Desk.

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Tour to the Island of Vis

 

Vis (Ital. Lissa and Old Greek Issa) is a protruding Croatian island in the Adriatic Sea. It is situated 45 km away from land. Its area is 90.3 km2 and total length of coastline 77 km. Numerous smaller islands can be found around Vis (Biševo, Budihovac, Brusnik, Jabuka, Ravnik, Svetac, etc.). Larger settlements on the Island of Vis include Vis and Komiža.

The Croatian Navy ship is going to depart from the Lora military harbour in Split at 8 a.m. Lora is a special purpose harbour and the headquarters of Croatian Navy.

The sailing is going to last approximately three and a half hour. Participants are going to be able to refresh themselves with a glass of wine or juice. Arrival to the Vis harbour is expected at around 12 a.m.

Following a transport by bus, we are going to walk about 500 m to the Georg fortress. After brief sightseeing, we are going to take the bus again to the Baterija fortress, where we are going to stay for about half an hour. We are then going to have lunch in Kut (Eastern part of the city).

At 3 p.m., we are going to take the bus along the old road (20 km) to Komiža. We are going to visit the church of St. Nicholas (Muster) with remains of the Benedictine monastery and the Museum of Fishing. At around 5:30 p.m., we are going to return via the new road (10 km) to Vis, with a brief stay in the Lipanović wine cellar (www.vina-lipanovic.com), where we are going to taste home made wine (Vugava, Plavac mali, ...), maybe even brandy (herb brandy, travarica, kadulja, koromač, ...).

We are going to depart from the Vis harbour at 8 p.m. and return to the Lora harbour around 11:30 p.m.