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Archives of Geomatics 2016 - Abstracts Archives of Geomatics 2016 - Abstracts Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 PATRONAGE ORGANISERS TECHNICAL PATRONAGE RECTOR HENRYK KRAWCZYK PROFESSOR HONORARY PATRONAGE MEDIA PATRONAGE Biuletyn Informacyjny NOT Gdańsk SPONSORS ISBN 978-83-934609-4-6 2 Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 BOOK OF ABSTRACTS GEOMATICS 2016 Gdańsk, Poland 2016 3 Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 Editors Karol Daliga Dominika Wróblewska Jakub Szulwic Photography Krzysztof Krzempek & from the archives of the Laboratory of History Gdansk University of Technology Cover design Dominika Wróblewska Editors and Publisher Gdansk University of Technology Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department of Geodesy Narutowicza Str. 11/12 PL-80-233 Gdańsk tel. (+48) 58 347 10 12 fax (+48 ) 58 347 13 03 [email protected] www.wilis.pg.edu.pl www.bgc.geomatyka.eu Publisher: Polish Internet Informant of Geodesy I-NET.PL Sp. J. Wassowskiego Str. 19c, 80-225 Gdańsk Issue: printing on request Available on-line on the site www.GEOMATYKA.eu: http://www.geomatyka.eu/publikacje/isbn9788393460946/isbn9788393460946.pdf ISBN 978-83-934609-4-6 4 Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE PROF. MIROSŁAW ŻAK, HONORARY MEMBER PROF. ADAM ŻUROWSKI, HONORARY MEMBER PROF. JAROSŁAW BOSY, WROCLAW UNIVERSITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL AND LIFE SCIENCES PROF. ALEKSANDRA BUJAKIEWICZ, POLISH SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND REMOTE SENSING / ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS & KOSZALIN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. JACEK CHRÓŚCIELEWSKI, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. RYSZARD CYMERMAN, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN PROF. ZBIGNIEW CZAJA, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & IEEE PROF. GREET DERUYTER, GHENT UNIVERSITY PROF. MAORONG GE, HELMHOLTZ CENTRE POTSDAM GFZ GERMAN RESEARCH CENTRE FOR GEOSCIENCES PROF. BEATA HEJMANOWSKA, AGH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN CRACOW PROF. MARIA HENRIQUES, LNEC LISBOA PROF. KAZIMIERZ JAMROZ, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. WALDEMAR KAMIŃSKI, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN & ASOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS PROF. MICHAŁ KĘDZIERSKI, MILITARY TECHNICAL ACADEMY IN WARSAW PROF. IRENEUSZ KREJA, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. ZDZISŁAW KURCZYŃSKI, WARSAW UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. ANDREAS LANITIS, CYPRUS UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & IEEE PROF. RODERIK C. LINDENBERGH, DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. ANNA LEJPRAS, BSP BUSINESS SCHOOL BERLIN PROF. MARIO MIKULINCER, INTERDISCIPLINARY CENTER IN HERZLYIA PROF. MAREK MOSZYŃSKI, POLISH SPACE AGENCY IN GDANSK PROF. MAREK MRÓZ, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN & IEEE PROF. KHALED NAGATY, BRITISH UNIVERSITY IN EGYPT IN CAIRO PROF. TOMONORI NAGAYAMA, UNIVERSITY OF TOKYO 5 Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 PROF. MIROSŁAWA OSTROWSKA, THE INSTITUTE OF OCEANOLOGY OF THE POLISH ACADEMY OF SCIENCES IN SOPOT PROF. EIMUNTAS KAZIMIERAS PARŠELIŪNAS, VILNIUS GEDIMINAS TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY PROF. ZYGMUNT PASZOTTA, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN PROF. MAREK PRZYBORSKI, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & IEEE & ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS PROF. KRYSTIAN PYKA, AGH UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN CRACOW & POLISH SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND REMOTE SENSING / ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS PROF. JERZY PYRCHLA, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. APOSTOLOS SARRIS, FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY HELLAS, ΗΡΆΚΛΕΙΟN & UNIVERSITY OF AEGEAN PROF. PIOTR SAWICKI, POLISH SOCIETY FOR PHOTOGRAMMETRY AND REMOTE SENSING / ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS & UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN PROF. JANUSZ SMULKO, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & IEEE PROF. ANDRZEJ STATECZNY, MARITIME UNIVERSITY OF SZCZECIN PROF. TOMASZ SZUBRYCHT, POLISH NAVAL ACADEMY IN GDYNIA PROF. PAWEŁ WIELGOSZ, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN PROF. KRZYSZTOF WILDE, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY PROF. RADOSŁAW WIŚNIEWSKI, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN PROF. RYSZARD ŹRÓBEK, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN SECRETARIES OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE (PROGRAMME COMMITTEE) ASSIST. PROF. ARTUR JANOWSKI, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN & IEEE & ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS ASSIST. PROF. MARCIN KULAWIAK, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY ASSIST. PROF. ALEKSANDER NOWAK, GDANSK UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS ASSIST. PROF. JACEK RAPIŃSKI, UNIVERSITY OF WARMIA AND MAZURY IN OLSZTYN & ASSOCIATION OF POLISH SURVEYS Abstracts of papers send for 2016 Baltic Geodesy Congress (Geomatics) - as of 1st June, 2016. 6 Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACCURACY OF VISUAL EGO-MOTION ESTIMATION – A BIKE MAPPING SYSTEM CASE STUDY ........................ 15 A METHODOLOGY FOR MAPPING AREAS POTENTIALLY UNSTABLE. APPLICATION TO THE REGION BEJAIA, ALGERIA ............................................................................................................................................. 17 A MODERN APPROACH TO AN UNMANNED VEHICLE NAVIGATION .............................................................. 18 ANALYSIS OF HIGH RESOLUTION POINT CLOUDS AS A SOURCE OF BIOMETRIC DATA .................................. 19 ANALYSIS OF THE USEFULNESS OF LIDAR DEM TO UPDATE THE RIVER NETWORK IN THE TOPOGRAPHIC DATABASE .......................................................................................................................................... 20 ANALYSIS OF THE VARIABILITYOF THE MOTORWAY ON AGRICULTURAL LAND AS AN EXAMPLE A1 MOTORWAY SECTION ............................................................................................................................................. 22 ANALYZING THE GEOMETRY OF THE TURNOUTS AND THEIR ADJUSTMENT BASING ON THE TACHEOMETER MEASUREMENTS ................................................................................................................................. 24 AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL - ARCHITECTURAL DOCUMENTATION BASED ON CLOSE RANGE PHOTOGRAMMETRY 25 A NEW APPROACH TO GEODATA STORAGE AND PROCESSING BASED ON NEURAL NETWORK MODEL OF THE BATHYMETRIC SURFACE ...................................................................................................................... 26 APPLICATION OF GEOFENCING TECHNOLOGY FOR THE PURPOSE OF SPATIAL ANALYSIS IN INLAND MOBILE NAVIGATION ........................................................................................................................................ 28 APPLICATION OF REGRESSION LINE TO OBTAIN SPECIFIED NUMBER OF POINTS IN REDUCED LARGE DATASETS .......................................................................................................................................... 31 APPLICATION OF RSSI BASED NAVIGATION IN IN-DOOR POSITIONING ........................................................ 33 APPLICATION OF SENTINEL-1 IMAGES FOR SHORELINE EXTRACTION IN THE PRODUCTION PROCESS OF ELECTRONIC NAVIGATIONAL CHART ...................................................................................................... 34 APPLICATION OF TERRESTRIAL LASER SCANNING FOR EVELUATION OF HIGH-RISE BUILDING ..................... 36 AUTOMATION OF THE TERRAIN ASSESSMENT CLASSIFICATION DUE TO PASSABILITY FOR THE NEEDS OF CRISIS MANAGMENT ............................................................................................................................ 37 BENEFITS OF COMBINED GPS+BDS PRECISE KINEMATIC POSITIONING ..................................................... 39 BUILDING DATA SEMANTIC SIMILARITY ANALYSIS: OPENSTREETMAP AND THE POLISH DATABASE OF TOPOGRAPHIC OBJECTS ...................................................................................................................... 40 COASTAL CLIFFS MONITORING AND PREDICTION OF DISPLACEMENTS USING TERRESTIAL LASER SCANNING 42 COMPARISON OF SELECTED MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHMS FOR SUB-PIXEL IMPERVIOUSNESS CHANGE ASSESSMENT ...................................................................................................................................... 44 7 Book of Abstracts - Geomatics 2016 COMPARISON OF SELECTED REDUCTION METHODS OF BATHYMETRIC DATA OBTAINED BY MULTIBEAM ECHOSOUNDER ................................................................................................................................... 46 CONSIDERATIONS ON INDOOR NAVIGATION BASED ON CHEAP MOBILE DEVICES ........................................ 49 CULTURAL HERITAGE IN SPATIAL PLANNING ........................................................................................... 50 DETECTING FOG AND STRATUS IN MODIS DATA ...................................................................................... 51 DETECTION OF GROSS ERRORS IN THE ELEMENTS OF EXTERIOR ORIENTATION OF LOW-COST UAV IMAGES 54 DEVELOPING TOOL FOR IMAGE-BASED STOCKTAKING: PALACE PENA CASE STUDY ................................... 55 ELABORATION AND MODELLING OF THE RAIL INFRASTRUCTURE USING DATA FROM AIRBORNE AND MOBILE LASER SCANNING ................................................................................................................................ 57 EVALUATION OF VEHICLE ROUTING PROBLEM ALGORITHMS FOR TRANSPORT LOGISTICS USING DEDICATED GIS SYSTEM ........................................................................................................................................ 59 EXAMPLES OF APPLICATIONS OF COMMON BALTIC SEA DATUMS IN ANALYZES OF EXTREME SEA LEVEL CHANGE.............................................................................................................................................. 61 FREE
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