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Final Programme Bulgarian Cartographic Association International Cartographic Association University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy co-organizers Military Geographic Service Bulgarian Red Cross In cooperation with Sozopol Municipality 7th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CARTOGRAPHY AND GIS Organized under the patronage of the President of the National Assembly of Bulgaria Mrs. Tsveta Karayancheva During Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU, 2018 June 18-23 2018 Sozopol, Bulgaria FINAL PROGRAMME Editors: Temenoujka Bandrova, Milan Konečný Reviewers: Temenoujka Bandrova, Min Chen, Dariusz Dukaczewski, Bashkim Idrizi, Milan Konečný, Miljenko Lapaine, Silvia Marinova, Lyubka Pashova, Rufino Pérez‐Gómez, José Jesús Reyes Nunez, Pilar Sanchez‐Ortiz, Necla Ulugtekin, Changlin Wang, László Zentai, Sisi Zlatanova Technical editor: Stefan Bonchev SPONSORS Platinum sponsor Gold sponsor Sponsors Media Partners The event is organized with the support of the Bulgarian Science Fund Събитието се организира със съдействието на Фонд “Научни изследвания”, 2 договор № ДПМНФ01/52, 20.12.2017 3 INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE President: President: MILAN KONEČNÝ TEMENOUJKA BANDROVA Former President of ICA, CZECH REPUBLIC University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG), Sofia President, Bulgarian Cartographic Association Members: MIN CHEN Members: Key Lab of Virtual Geographic Environments, Ministry of Education of PRC, CHINA ANGEL ANGELOV DARIUSZ DUKACZEWSKI Manager, Geodetect Ltd. Chair of GIS and Cadastre Department in IGiK, POLAND CHAVDAR DINEV PHILIPPE DE MAEYER Manager, DataMap - Europe Ltd. Chair ICA Commission on Management and Economics of Map Production, BELGIUM KRASIMIR GIGOV HUADONG GUO Director General, Bulgarian Red Cross President, International Society for Digital Earth, CHINA GEORGE GLADKOV BASHKIM IDRIZI Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications “Mother Teresa” University, Skopje, FYRo MACEDONIA EVGENIA KARADJOVA MILJENKO LAPAINE Manager, ESRI Bulgaria Croatian Cartographic Society, CROATIA PENKA KASTREVA LYUBKA PASHOVA Southwest University, Blagoevgrad National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, VENETA KOTSEVA BULGARIA University of Forestry, Sofia RUFINO PÉREZ-GÓMEZ SVETLA KUTLEVA Technical University of Madrid (UPM), SPAIN Agency for Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre JOSE JESUS REYES NUNEZ SILVIA MARINOVA Vice-Chair ICA Commission on Cartography and Children, HUNGARY Secretary, Bulgarian Cartographic Association PILAR SÁNCHEZ-ORTIZ RODRÍGUEZ MARIAN MARKOV National Geographic Institute, Madrid, SPAIN Military Geographic Service, Bulgaria VLADIMIR TIKUNOV PETER PENEV Head of Integrated Mapping Laboratory and Director of the World Data Center for Geography, MSU, University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Sofia RUSSIA STEFAN PEYKOV NECLA ULUGTEKIN General Manager, Research Center ECOPAN, Burgas Istanbul Technical University, TURKEY IRINA SALCHEVA CHANGLIN WANG GIS Sofia Ltd. Executive Director, International Society for Digital Earth, CHINA RUMYANA VATSEVA LÁSZLÓ ZENTAI National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography, Bulgarian Academy of Sciences ICA Secretary General and Treasurer, HUNGARY GEORGI ZHELEZOV SISI ZLATANOVA Head of Section "Physical Geography", National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and Geography, ISPRS Com. IV President, AUSTRALIA BAS STEFAN BONCHEV Laboratory on Cartography University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Sofia Technical Secretary 4 5 SUNDAY, June 17, 2018 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Flagman Hotel SUNDAY, June 17, 2018 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Flagman Hotel Registration Registration MONDAY, June 18, 2018 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM Flagman Hotel MONDAY, June 18, 2018 8:30 AM – 9:30 AM Flagman Hotel Registration Registration MONDAY, June 18, 2018 PLENARY SESSIONS - FLAGMAN HALL MONDAY, June 18, 2018 PLENARY SESSIONS - TERRACE HALL June 18 9:30 AM – 11:20 AM June 18 9:30 AM – 11:20 AM PLENARY SESSION F1 GIS Technologies and Related Disciplines Part 1 PLENARY SESSION T1 GIS for Geology, Natural Sciences and Ecosystems Part 1 CHAIR Michael Hodgson USA CHAIR Lyubka Pashova Bulgaria Dariusz Dukaczewski and UTILITY OF OLD POLISH CITY MAPS AND OLD LAND USE IDENTIFYING OUTCROPS FOR GEOLOGICAL HIKING Poland Márton Pál and Gáspár Albert Hungary Elżbieta Bielecka MAPS FOR MULTITEMPORAL DETAILED LAND USE SURVEY MAPS Agen Qiu, Fuhao Zhang, APPROXIMATE SPATIAL QUERY AND UPDATING ON Yury Otmakhov, Stanislav IIDENTIFICATION CRUCIAL COMPONENTS OF NATURAL Jiping Liu, Shenghua Xu VERTEX HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE FOR INTERACTIVE China Russia Arbuzov and Yury Otmakhov ECOSYSTEMS and Zhiran Zhang VISUALIZATION CURRENT ACHIEVEMENTS IN ROMANIA FOR Burak Beyhan and Mehtap REVIVAL OF THE COLLECTIVE MEMORY WITH THE HELP INTEGRATION OF SOIL DATA INTO THE Turkey Ruxandra Vintila Romania Ergenoğlu OF CARTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS AND GIS INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SPATIAL INFORMATION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY Fuhao Zhang, Agen Qiu, RESEARCH ON THE INTEGRATION OF MULTI-SOURCE INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR MAPPING THE CAPACITY Rositsa Yaneva, Miglena Jiping Liu, Shenghua Xu and GOVERNMENT INFORMATION RESOURCES BASED ON China OF ECOSYSTEMS TO MEDIATE TOXIC ELEMENTS IN Bulgaria Zhiyanski and Yonko Dodev Zhiying Yu SEMANTICS FORESTS ADVANCED IMAGE MANAGEMENT, GEODATA PROCESSING Nataliya Malysheva, Tatiana GIS CONTRIBUTION TO AN OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF Miglena Kuzmanova AND SPATIAL STATISTICS TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES IN Bulgaria Russia Zolina and Boris Moiseev CARBON SINK IN THE RUSSIAN FORESTS ARCGIS Yong Wang, An Luo, DATA INTEGRATION TECHNOLOGY FOR MULTI-SOURCE USING OF DIGITAL ELEVATION MODEL IN THE Kosovo, Tengteng Cui, Xiuhong Zhang GEO-SPATIAL INFORMATION FROM WEB FOR RAPID China Edon Maliqi and Petar Penev GEOLOGICAL EXPLORATION IN KOSOVO Bulgaria and Jiping Liu EMERGENCY RESPONSE LUNCH TIME 11:20 AM – 12:20 PM LUNCH TIME 11:20 AM – 12:20 PM 6 7 MONDAY, June 18 1:30 PM Cultural Center June 18 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM Cultural Center OPENING CEREMONY KEYNOTE SESSION 1 7th International Conference on Cartography and GIS Czech CHAIR Milan Konečný Cultural Center (Chitalishte "Otets Paisiy"), Sozopol Downtown Republic Address: Sozopol, 1, Apoloniya Str. CARTOGRAPHIC EVOLUTION: FROM HAND-DRAWN Lynn Usery GRAPHICS TO UBIQUITOUS WEB CARTOGRAPHY AND USA/ICA Greetings MAPS AS KNOWLEDGEBASES - Mrs. Tsveta Karayancheva - President of the National Assembly of Bulgaria Huadong Guo, DBAR: DIGITAL BELT AND ROAD SCIENCE PROGRAM - Mr. Valentin Yovev - Vice Minister of Regional Development and Public Works China/ISDE - Mr. Panayot Reyzi - Mayor of Sozopol Municipality Changlin Wang FOR GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - Col. Rumen Dimitrov - Military Geographic Service, Ministry of Defence - Mr. Mihail Kirov - Executive Director of Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre COFFEE BREAK 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM Agency - Prof. Dr. Ivan Markov - Rector of the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Sofia - Prof. Dr. Milan Konečný - President of International Organizing Committee June 18 4:00 PM – 5:45 PM Cultural Center - His Excellency Mr. Dušan Štrauch - Czech Ambassador to Bulgaria KEYNOTE SESSION 2 Greetings to all participants by Children folklore group CHAIR Temenoujka Bandrova Bulgaria CARTOGRAPHY AND THE OTHERS – ASPECTS OF Wolfgang Kainz Austria A COMPLICATED RELATIONSHIP Nick Land THE SCIENCE OF WHERE ESRI Exhibitions - National Barbara Petchenik Competitions CARTOGRAPHY 4.0: GEODATA AS A DIGITAL TWIN FOR Filip Kaderabek ASSECO - Old Original Maps, presented by Diplomatic Institute, Ministry of Foreign Affairs INTELLIGENT INFRASTRUCTURE June 18 5:45 PM Cultural Center Group Photo of all Participants June 18 7:00 PM Flagman Hotel WELCOME RECEPCION sponsored by ASSECO and ESRI 8 9 TUESDAY, June 19, 2018 PLENARY SESSIONS - FLAGMAN HALL TUESDAY, June 19, 2018 PLENARY SESSIONS - TERRACE HALL June 19 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM June 19 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM PLENARY SESSION F2 GIS Technologies and Related Disciplines Part 2 PLENARY SESSION T2 GIS for Geology, Natural Sciences and Ecosystems Part 2 CHAIR Miljenko Lapaine Croatia CHAIR Necla Ulugtekin Turkey APPLICATION PRACTICE OF MULTI-SOURCE DATA THE EVALUATION OF THE IMPACTS OF THE CLIMATE INTEGRATION BASED ON UNIFIED URBAN GEOSPATIAL Xu Weiwen China Serkan Kemec CHANGE ON DATÇA-BOZURUN SPA WITH GEOSPATIAL Turkey BENCHMARK SYSTEM IN SHENZHEN'S SMART CITY DATA AND TECHNIQUES CONSTRUCTION MODELING POPULATION DISPLACEMENT FROM A WWI Burak Beyhan, Cüneyt Güler A MAXIMUM INSCRIBED CIRCLE ALGORITHM BASED ON Silvia Piovan and Michael Italy, Turkey MILITARY-ENGINEERED FLOOD USING HISTORICAL and Hidayet Tağa VORONOI DIAGRAMS AND GEOMETRY EQUATIONS Hodgson USA MAPS AND GIS MARINE SEABED LANDSCAPE ANALYSES BASED ON Anastasia Abramova, Yulia Shenghua Xu, Jiping Liu, HYDROACOUSTIC DATA, UNDERWATER VIDEO GOVERNMENT GEOSPATIAL BIG DATA SERVICES FOR Zarayskaya, Elizaveta Kiseleva, Fuhao Zhang, Agen Qiu and China RECORDINGS AND BOTTOM SAMPLING IN THE Russia COMPREHENSIVE DECISION Stepan Vodopyanov, Anna Mengmeng Liu SOUTHERN PART OF THE BARENTS SEA USING GIS Makushkina and Sergey Sokolov DATABASE Vahagn Muradyan, Garegin GIS-BASED LANDSLIDE SUSCEPTIBILITY MODELLING ASSESSING THE STRESS OF AGRICULTURAL CROPS Ivica Milevski and Slavoljub FYRo Tepanosyan, Shushanik FOR THE TERRITORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF ASSOCIATED WITH HEAVY METAL POLLUTION IN MINING Armenia Dragicevic Macedonia Asmaryan, Nairuhi Maghakyan MACEDONIA AREA and Armen Saghatelyan Igor Florinsky, Sergei Filippov, THE ANALYSIS ABOUT SOLVING THE PROBLEMS OF Hongyun
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