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C O N F E R E N C E
EUROPE IN TRANSITION
THE CONTEXT OF GIS, BRNO'94
AUGUST 28 th - 31st, 1994
BRNO, CZECH REPUBLIC
SECOND CIRCULAR LETTER PROGRAMME AND EXHIBITION GUIDE
SPONSORING ORGANISATIONS
The Conference is sponsored by followed organisations:
Foresbank, a.s., Zlin
Ceska pojistovna, a.s., Brno
Zeleznicni stavitelstvi, Brno
Intergraph, Praha
Foresta, a.s., Velke Karlovice
Press Club, Brno
Brewery Cerna Hora
The conference will be held under the
auspicious of Eduard Schmidt
- the President of the MASARYK UNIVERSITY in
Brno.
The Organizing Committee:
Chairman: Milan Konecny
Vice - Chairmen: Miroslav Kolar, Milan Klimes,
Bohuslav Veverka
Secretary: Radka Davidova
Czech Organizing Committee:
Tomas Benes, Brandys nad Labem
Robertto Bulgurovsky, Brno
Petr Danek, Brno
Petr Dobrovolny, Brno
Milan V.Drapela, Brno
Alois Hoffman, Brno
Milos Chmelik, Brno
Cestmir Kantor, Ostrava
Petr Kubicek, Brno
Vladimir Marsik, Brno
Milan Martinek, Praha
Jaroslav Maryas, Brno
Miroslav Miksovsky, Praha
Dalibor Moravec, Praha
Jiri Pysek, Plzen
Marian Rybansky, Brno
Helena Ryskova, Brno
Pavel Sich, Brno
Vaclav Talhoffer, Brno
Milan Vacek-Vesely, Brno
Pavel Vasicek, Brno
Vmt Vozenilek, Olomouc
Vit Zgarba, Vsetin
International Advisory Board:
Chairman: Lord Chorley, United Kingdom
Ervin Ataman, FAO
Hana Ayala, USA
Marek Baranowski, Poland
A. R. Batuev, Russia
Nikolaj Berouchachvili, Georgia
Vladimmr Belohlavek, Canada
David Bickmore (in memoriam), UK
J. T. Bjorke, Norway
Michael Blakemore, UK
Francois Bouille, France
Kurt Brassel, Switzerland
Bill Bruce, Canada
Irene Campari, Italy
James Carter, USA
J. Terry Coppock, UK
Rudolfo Nuez de la Cuevas, Spain
K. I. Drich, Ukraine
Peter Fischer, UK
Andrew Frank, Austria
Dietmar Grunreich, Germany
Frank Hoffmann, Germany
Wolfgang Kainz, The Netherlands
Denny Kalensky, FAO
Liao Ke, P. R. of China
Josef Krcho, Slovakia
Horst Kremers, Germany
Yee Leung, Hong Kong
Markus Bila, Hungary
Ian Masser, UK
Joel L. Morrison, USA
Jean Claude Muller, Germany
Rui Agonia Pereira, Portugal
David Rhind, UK
Juri Roosaare, Estonia
Robert Rugg, USA
Francois Salge, France
Henk Scholten, The Netherlands
Ferenc Sarkozy, Hungar
Josef Strobl, Austria
D. R. Fraser Taylor, Canada
Vladimir S. Tikunov, Russia
Davied Unwin, UK
Robert van Wyngaarden, Canada
Wieszlawa Zyszkowska, Poland
Commission of GIS, IGU:
Chairman: Sachio Kubo, Japan
David J. Cowen, USA
Jonathan I. O. Ekpenyong, Nigeria
David V. Hawke, New Zealand
Wolfgang Kainz, The Netherlands
Milan Konecny, Czech Republic
Vladimir S. Tikunov, Russia
Thomas C. Waugh, UK
Anthony Gar-On Yeh, Hong Kong
Honorary Committee:
Chairman: Juraj Groch, Czech Republic
WORKSHOPS
Conference workshops will be held in the
DOMINIK CONFERENCE CENTER on Sunday, August 28
between 1 pm and 5.30 pm. To register for the
workshops please either return the advance
registration form or visit the registration
desk in the DOMINIK CONFERENCE CENTER.
W 1 Digital Cadastre and GIS
Vladimir Belohlavek, BISC, Ottawa, Milan
Konecny, LGC, Department of Geography, Masaryk
University, Brno.
Workshop is oriented to the problems of people
from municipalities, interesting about
cadastre and administration of the land
records. Workshop will be concentrated to the
GIS implementation for digital cadastre.
W 2 Meta-Data: Essentials and Quality of
Information Systems
Horst Kremers, Senate Administration for Urban
Development and Environment Protection,
Berlin.
Meta-Data is descriptive information on data
in its widest sense. The workshop will analyse
reasons and provide techniques to develop
metainformation systems.
Topics:- Information Structure Analysis
- Object Oriented Design of Information
System for Multidisciplinary Use Syntax vs.
Semantics
- Data Exchange vs. Data Integration
- Examples of Spacial Data Meta-
Information, Standards
- Handling Complexity
- CASE Methods and Technique
- Data, Functions and Events
- Process Modelling
- Quality
W 3 Object Orientation and GIS
Werner Kuhn, Department of Geoinformation of
the Technical University Vienna.
Modelling geographic information has been
among the early motivations for non-standard
database technology and keeps driving and
evaluating much of the work on object oriented
databases. In recent times, object-oriented
concepts have also proven beneficial to the
design of GIS user interfaces, application
programming languages and data transfer
standards. This workshop will first provide a
brief discussion of the characteristics of
geographic data and operations, leading to the
identification of key requirements for the use
of object-oriented technology. It will then
present applications of object-oriented ideas
to data modelling, data transfers, and user
interfaces for GIS, emphasizing their common
aspects. The workshop will primarily benefit
GIS or information technology professionals
with an interest in modern software
engineering and database modelling techniques.
W 4 Introduction to Automated Geographic
Analysis
Kevin Martin, the Graduate School of
Geography, Clark University, Worchester.
The workshop will introduce the basic concept
automated geographic analysis using Geographic
Information Systems. Examples of typical GIS
analysis as well as image processing will be
demonstrated and explored in a member of
application areas. The "hands on" introductory
workshop will use the software package IDRISI
which is produced and distributed by non-
profit project within the Graduate School of
Geography at Clark University.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Sunday 18,00 - 20,00
Opening Ceremony
KEYNOTE PAPERS
KUBO, S. (Japan) - GIS for 21th century
SIMA (CS) - Contribution of State
Administration in the branch of Surveying,
Mapping and Cadastre to GIS Development in the
CR
Opening of the Technical Exhibition
Monday 8,30 am - 9,00 am
MULLER, J. C. (Germany) - Modelling and
representation in GIS
A1 9,00 - 9,30 NEUMANN, J. (CS) -
Fundamental base of geographic data of the
Czech republic
9,30 - 10,00 BJORKE, J. T. (Norway) -
Information theory: The Implications for
automated map design
10,00 - 10,30 BLASCHKE, T (.Austria) -
Measurement of structural diversity with GIS
in a large scale study
A2 11,00 - 11,30 SANDERSON, H. (UK) - The
concept of truly open GIS
11,30 - 12,00 BOUILLI, F. (France) - Object
- oriented methodology of structuring
multiscale embedded networks
12,00 - 12,30 MRAZIK, A. (SK) - Object -
oriented approach an GIS architecture
12,30 - 13,00 NOVAK, J. (CS) - Fuzzy logics
and GIS
A3 14,00 - 14,30 SARKOZY, F.(Hungary) - New
GIS concept supporting the 3D modelling
14,30 - 15,00 ASPROTH, V., HAKANSSON, A.
(Sweden) - Managing and visualising streams
15,00 - 15,30 KOLLARITS, S. (Austria) -
Spatial Mobility - GIS Concepts for Dealing
with Dynamic Phenomen in a Changing World
A4 16,00 - 16,30 MEZOSI, G. (Hungary) - The
dark side of GIS
16,30 - 17,00 JAAGUS, J. (Estonia) -
Principal component analysis of mesoscale
meteorological fields using GIS
17,00 - 17,30 ROOSE, A. (GB) - Spatial
flexibility of pollution: The controversial
issue of industrial transition
B1 9,00 - 9,30 VODNANSKY, J. (CS) - GIS
applications in regional and physical
planning
9,30 - 10,00 KRASOVSKAIA, T. M., TIKUNOV,
V.S., (Russia) - Ecological GIS for the
Khibiny mountain region
10,00 - 10,30 BEROUCHACHVILLI, N.L.
(Georgia) - GIS in ecological management -
Kaukaz case study
B2 11,00 - 11,30 BATTON-HUBERT, M. (France) -
Automated searching of 3D cartographic shape
submited to a expansion basis on DTTM/DTM
environment Application to GIS and
environmental surveying systems
11,30 - 12,00 BULGUROVSKY,R., HANZL, V.,
WEIGEL,J.(CS) - The contribution to LIS
"Moravian karst"
12,00 - 12,30 CHMELIK, (CS) - The
development of GIS s in the Topo service of
Czech army in the nineties
B3 14,00 - 14,30 LOHR-RICHTER, P. (Germany) -
GIS for ecosystems: objects, rules and
approprite languages
14,30 - 15,00ERMOLENKO, V.A. (Belorussia) -
GIS of the regional use of nature on the
basis of ecological cartography
15,00 - 15,30 KREVS, M. (Slovenia) - A
contribution of GIS to "Quality-of-life"
assessment
B4 16,00 - 16,30 PAUKNEROVA, E., HORST, P.
(CS) - GIS for the National park of Krkono e
16,30 - 17,00 TRNOVEC, A.A. (SR) - Mineral
water management and geoscientific
information systems
17,00 - 17,30 SIMONOV, A. V., SIMONOVA, C.
P.:(Russia).- GIS and expert systems
integration for educational purposes
Tuesday 8,30 - 9,30
MORRISON, J. L. (USA) - The changing roles of
Academia, goverment and private industry in
GIS diffusion and education in the information
age of the 21th century
A1 9,00 - 9,30 BORN, J. (Germany) - GIS to
improve strategic goals of supply companies
in changing markets
9,30 - 10,00 FABER, B.G. , WALLACE, B. - Use
of groupware-enabled GIS for land resource
allocation issues
10,00 (- 10,30 VERWORT, C. (The Netherlands)
- GIS in Business
A2 11,00 - 11,30 KUCERA, K. (Canada)-
Information highway verses in Institutions
11,30 - 12,00 POH CHIN LAI (Hong-Kong) -
Means of Assesing Benefits of GIS and Its
Applications.
12,00 - 12,30 ALBARADES, G. (The
Netherlands) - GIS trends: The impact of
Eastern Europe
A3 14,00 - 14,30 Mc GRATH, G. (Canada), - A
perpective on land information and change in
Eastern Europe
14,30 - 15,00 NIHLASZ, L., BALDWIN, R.,
PODOLCSAK, A. (Hungary) - The
computerisation of the Hungarian Land Offices
15,00 - 15,30 HUML, M. (CS) - The real
estate cadastral - a source of professional
GIS data bases in the Czech republic
A4 16,00 - 16,30 BILOHLAVEK, V. (CS) - New
approach to map conversion
16,30 - 17,00 LIMPOUCH, A. , CHARVAT, K.
(CS) - Topol GIS system
B1 9,00 - 9,30 COPPOCK, J.T.(UK) - A decade
of GIS: a British perspective
9,30 - 10,00 MAY, R. (Germany) - Floristic
mapping: synthesis of GIS and database
10,00 - 10,30 KREMERS, H. (Germany) - GIS
for environment: Some of the Challenges
B2 11,00 - 11,30 KAINZ, I. and W. (The
Netherlands) - GIS in cultural resource
management
11,30 - 12,00 ROOSAARE, J. (Estonia) -
Diversity in GIS education - a keynote demand
for universities
12,00 - 12,30 KANTOR, C., VIT,M. (CS) - The
evaluation of the risk assesment factors of
the environment assisted by GIS.
B3 14,00 - 14,30 ,KAZANTSEV, N. (Russia) -
Design application of GIS and electronic
atlases for the Eastern Europe and Russia
14,30 - 15,00 MUSIN, O. - Evaluation of oil
and gas deposits with the help 3D GIS
technology
15,00 - 15,30 ADRIAN, S., OVIDIU, A.
(Romania) - Electrical network industry
migrates to large GIS databases
C1 9,00 - 9,30 DOCKTER, K. (Germany) - GIS
and remote sensing applications for land
resource management in agriculture
9,30 - 10,00 GIENKO, G.A. (Rusko) -
Development of Digital Photogrammetry
Methods on the Ground of Images Simulation
with using of GIS
10,00 - 10,30 GUPTA, H. S. (India) -
Application of remote sensing and GIS: An
evolution of India scene
C2 11,00 - 11,30 MEZOSI, G. (Hungary) - Urban
density and expansion study using GIS and RS
methods
11,30 - 12,00 SCHMITT, U., GALLAUN, H.
(Austria) - Integrative use of remote sensing
and GIS for monitoring desertification after
forest fires
C3 13,30 - 14,00 SOUKUP, T. (CS) - The CORINE
land cover project in the Czech republic and
Slovakia
14,00 - 14,30 ZHANG (China) -
Classification of sattelite image by using
Neural networks
Wednesday 8,30 - 9,00
SCHOLTEN, H. (The Netherlands) - The Future
GIS from Land Use to Shopping Behaviour
A1 9,00 - 9,30 KUCERA, K.,. P. (Canada) - The
application of GIS technology: An overview
and strategies for implementation by a public
or private organization
9,30 - 10,00 KONECNY, M. - Information
Highway: The Czech GIS Possibilities and
Responses.
10,00 - 10,30 ROBBINS, R. (GB) - The
automobile association: European
relationships and activities
A2 11,00 - 11,30 WUSTNER, Ch. (Germany)-
Route based GI
11,30 - 12,00 MARSIK, V. (CS) - Onkological
description of Czech republic assisted by
GIS
12,00 - 12,30 OUJEZDSKY P., ZGARBA V.,
(CS): GIS in reprivatization of forest land
A3 14,00 - 14,30 KRIZ, J. (CS): Legal
questions in the field of cartography
14,30 - 15,00 ZGARBA, V.(CS) - GIS in forest
management
15,00 - 15,30 HREBICEK, J. (CS): Using GIS
in state controlling environment protection
B1 9,00 - 9,30 CIUREA, V., CIUREA., R., LECU,
A. (Romania) - GIS for electrical networks
9,30 - 10,00 SKRLEC, D., KRAJCAR,S.,
BLAGAJAC, S. (Croatia) - Integration of GIS
and electrical distribution network
optimization software
10,00 - 10,30 MITASOVA, I., GASPAR, D.,
SIFRA, J. (SK) - GIS in municipal
asministration
B2 11,00 - 11,30 STEFEK, L. (CS) - GDS:
Object - Oriented GIS
11,30 - 12,00 PILLAY, R. (South Africa) -
ArcCAD GIS: Its use in mapping recycling
sites in the Natal north coast
12,00 - 12,30 NIKL, I., MAKOVI, Z., KUMMERT,
A. (Hungary) - GreenLine 4.0 ADS a new GIS
application development environment
POSTER SESSION
HOFFMANN, F. (Germany) - Applications of GIS
technology for environment
JOKSAS, K. , GULBINAS, Z. (Lithunia) -
Examination of problems in the Nemunas river
delta and Kur in Marios lagoon system of
Lithunia by GIS
LAPAINE, M., FRANCULA, N., VUCETIC, N.
(Croatia) - Area of the Republic of Croatia
KOSHEL S. M., MUSIN, O.R. (Russia) - Spatial
modelling and analysis for GIS
KOUKOUROUDZA, M., (Ukrajine) - Project of GIS
creation in Lviv region
MESZAROS, J., SZAKADAL, I. (Hungary) - Some
Results of the GIS evaluation of the Hungarian
Elections
MUSIN O.R., SEMIN, V.N., CHAFOROSTOV, V.M. -
GIS technology for computer thematic mapping
NAVARO, A. A., MARELA , Z. (Phillipines) - GIS
and remote sensing theory and applications as
used in the Philipines paracale mining project
SAMINI, E., CUMINI, R., SHERIFI, M. (Albania)
- Three colour methods in thematic maps
VEVERKA, B. (CS), KHALIL R. (Egypt)-
Optimizing of ARC/INFO technology in digital
mapping
VULETA, R. (Hungary) - GIS and remote sensing
in waste management
ZINKO, Y. V., KRAVCHUK ,Y.S., RAKOVSKI, G.,
TEDERKO, Z. (Ukraine) - Protected areas in
Europe. A GIS data base proposal
ANDERSON, V. (Ukraine) - Odessa GIS lab :
currant state, projects and perspectives
BAKUCZ, P. (Hungary) - GIS based numerical and
laboratorial experiment of fractal dispersion
REGISTRATION PROCEDURE
Please register in advance, using the
registration form in this second circular. Be
sure to include the correct fees required. The
registration fee for the GIS BRNO 1994
conference, workshops and social events should
be paid in US Dollars. Please complete and
return your registration by mail or fax to:
Dr. Milan Konecny
Laboratory on
Geoinformatics and
Cartography
Department of
Geography
Masaryk University
Kotlarska 2 611 37
Brno
Czech Republic
Phone+42 5 421 28
Fax +42 5 421 28 300
+42 5 421 11 214
E-mail BRNOGIS @
VM.MUNI.CZ
BRNOGIS @ CSBRMU
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The information desk will be located at
DOMINIK CONFERENCE CENTER in Dominikanska
15/17.
SOCIAL EVENTS
RECEPTION AND BANQUET
The tickets to reception of sponsors and
exhibitors and farewell party will be included
in price of your full registration to the
conference. The reception of sponsors and
exhibitors will be held in Press Club at
Radnicka 8 after opening ceremony on Sunday,
August 28 between 8.00 and 9.30 pm.
The farewell party will be held on Tuesday,
August 30 between 19:00 and 21:30.
The conference banquet will be held in the old
wine restaurant "U kralovny Elisky" ( Queen
Elizabeth ) on Monday, August 29 with a
typical folk moravian music. An extra fee is
required for this banquet.
EXCURSION
The following trip taking you through the
Moravian Karst scenery of karst landscape with
caves open to the public will be arranged on
Tuesday 30 August between 8.00 am and 4.00 am.
Passing the Moravian Karst a visit to one of
the most famous moravian brewery for a taste
beer will be organized at the end of the coach
tour. A minimum of 15 participants and an
extra fee is reguired for the coach tour. Fee
includes lunch and tickets.
EXHIBIT INFORMATION
LOCATION
The exhibition will be held in the DOMINIK
CONFERENCE CENTER, Dominikanska 15/17. Opening
ceremony on Sunday, August 28 between 6 pm and
7.30 pm will be held together with opening
ceremony of the Conference. An extra fee for
the exhibition is required.
About 30 firms and companies are expected for
the exhibition. For more details about
activities of exhibit participants see the
exhibitor profiles in this circular.
EXHIBIT HOURS
Monday, August 29 9:00 am - 5:30 PM
Tuesday, August 30 9:00 am - 5:30 PM
Wednesday, August 3 19:00 am - 2:00 PM
EXHIBITOR PROFILES
ARCDATA PRAHA, (Czech Republic)
ARCDATA PRAHA is a distributor ARC/INFO
geographical information system (GIS)
software, ESRI, Inc. and ERDAS , Erdas, Inc.
ARCDATA PRAHA offers a wide range of high
quality services and applications supports
ARC/INFO users and GIS-independent
organizations in the design, development and
implementation of GIS.
CARL ZEISS OPTON, Praha (Czech Republic)
Carl Zeiss provides well-developed geodesic
and photogrammetric products using by mapping
and surveying.
CLARK UNIVERSITY, Worchester (USA)
The IDRISI Project is a non-profit project
within the Graduate School of Geography at
Clark University. The mandate of the project
is to further the development and under
standing of computer-assisted geographic
analysis. The raster based geographic analysis
package IDRISI is developed, distributed and
supported by the project. To date, there are
over 10,000 registrated users of IDRISI in
over 100 countries.
CONDATA, Olomouc (Czech Republic)
Condata provides GIS solutions of towns,
villages and firms. It also offers
installation, training, and service of the
PROCART program system. Condata sales and
makes service of the ARISTO digitizers.
CZECH SOFTWARE.1, Brno (Czech Republic)
CS.1 is authorized distributor of leading
supplier of desktop mapping system developed
by MapInfo in Czech Republic. CS.1 also
provides MAPLE and DERIVER - mathematics
products.
DIGIS, Ostrava (Czech Republic)
DIGIS makes projects, analyses and service for
local government, municipal, transport and
grid GIS. DIGIS provides digitizing, mapping
vectorizing, training and consultancy in GIS.
DIGIS is also authorized distributor of GDS -
a GIS software product and hardware products
developed by Hewlett-Packard, CONTEX and XCON.
FORESTA, Velke Karlovice (Czech Republic)
Foresta is the biggest private forestry com
pany in the Czech Republic focused on GIS in
forestry, environment and local authorities
and provides services like scanning, mapping
and technical surveying. Foresta is the
authorized distributor of GIS Genasys for
several East European countries.
GABUN-PARACALE MINING CO., Rizal (Philippines)
GEODEZIE BRNO, Brno (Czech Republic)
Geodezie Brno is one of the most prosperous
companies in surveying field in Czech Republic
now. The most important reasons for this are
long time tradition, reliability, keeping the
technical and technological development,
highly qualified employees etc. Main accent is
put on surveying works - services for the
public, real estate works and creating town
and region GIS. Geodezie Brno is also very
successful in cartography (own printing-house)
and in business (NIKON surveying instruments,
printing colors, maps).
GEOMATICS INTERNATIONAL, Ottawa (Canada)
GEFOS, Praha (Czech Republic)
Gefos has been providing LEICA products - one
of the leading instruments and system
manufacturers in the field of surveying and
photogrammetry developed by Swiss LEICA AG
company since March 1993. The firm offers the
whole production range for surveyors, e.g.
theodolites, total stations, levels,
photogrammetric stations, GPS systems, takes
care of training and service for the
instruments in Czech Republic.
GEOMETRIA GIS SYSTEM HOUSE, Budapest (Hungary)
Geometria GIS System House is a private,
independent company developing GIS software,
application software and spatial data
conversion. Geometria is the GIS market leader
in Hungary.
GEOSPACE, Jena (Germany)
Geospace provides high quality research in GIS
using AtlasGIS, Spot Image, Genasys, GEOVIEW
Systems, and maps from satellite images.
GEOVIEW SYSTEMS, Budapest (Hungary)
GEOVIEW Systems Ltd., is expertise developing
center of GIS software product and
applications in Hungary. The company has own
developed software "Green Line" with
application developing environment. Numerous
applications have been implemented using this
software environment in the field of facility
management, water management, gas service
utilities and local governments.
GITC, Lemmer ( The Netherlands)
GITC is the publisher of GIM one of the
world's leading journal that covers GIS and
GIM information.
GPLUS, Pardubice (Czech Republic)
GPlus is authorized Dealer and Developer of
ArcCAD - a product of ESRI for Czech Republic.
GPlus provides GIS projects for local, town
and state government agencies and factories,
GIS data captures - digital maps, land use
planning, facility management and software
user applications for technical maps and
surveying.
HELP SERVICE GROUP, Praha (Czech Republic)
Help Service Group provides its own GIS
software product TopoL (DOS and Windows
versions) and makes digitizing, scanning,
vectorizing, mapping, training, services in
cluding consultancy in GIS.
HSI, Praha (Czech Republic)
HSI is a business as well as co-operating
partner of Intergraph HR It develops appli
cation sw FOR gis. LIS and Municipal Systems
to be applied to management of engineering
networks, large municipal enterprises, open
pits, transport, governmental administration,
etc. It delivers all HW and SW necessary for
graphical work stations, provides training of
users technical service and consulting.
INTERGRAPH CR, Praha (Czech Republic)
Intergraph Corp. (USA) is one of the world4s
largest suppliers of solutions for Digital
Mapping/GIS systems based on DOS, Windows,
Windows NT and UNIX. Intergraph offers HW, SW,
training, consultancy and project services for
GIS applications in Central and Local
Government, Defense, Natural resources,
Transportation, Environment, Cartography,
Digital photogrammetry, Business GIS,
Utilities and more.
KLIMES-GKS, Brno (Czech Republic)
KGKS provides KUEFELL&ESSER media and tools
for cartography and computer graphics,
surveying and GPS instruments made by LEICA
HEERBRUGG.
LABORATORY ON GEOINFORMA-
TICS AND CARTOGRAPHY, Brno (Czech Republic)
LGC was founded at Department of Geography
Masaryk University. LGC provides digitizing,
mapping, training and consulting in the field
of GIS and remote sensing.
MULTIMEDIA, Praha (Czech Republic)
QUEST CENTRAL EUROPE, Brno (Czech Republic)
Quest is company well-known in Czech and
Slovak Republics, having been a supplier of
Apricot Computers and CAD/CAM programs for 18
years. The exclusive rights to all former
products are now vested in Quest Central
Europe - a company founded in 1992. The
company offers GIS products of the Austrian
company PROGIS (former AUSTROMAP) since 1994.
SOKKIA, Praha (Czech Republic)
SOKKIA is a company representing a parent
company from Japan, which is world known
manufacturer of land surveying and precise
measuring equipment, accessories and software
using in GIS and GPS. Of main products SOKKIA
provides total stations, electronic field
books, GPS SPECTRUM System and SOKKIA Locator
GIS.
SPIN, Brno (Czech Republic)
SPIN is mainly focused on projects, services
and information in municipal GIS.
TACTICS INTERNATIONAL, (USA.)
Tactics is a high powered mapping and data
integration system giving marketing informa
tion in retail, banking, insurance, telecom
munications, pharmaceutical, manufacturing and
distribution.
TAYLOR & FRANCIS, London (UK.)
Taylor&Francis have been providing high
quality research information to the GIS and
remote sensing community. Publishing
activities ranges between well-known inter
national journals and source-books for GIS.
TGN, Praha (Czech Republic)
TGN provides the world's largest suppliers of
desktop design automation software AutoCAD
developed by Autodesk Inc. and products using
in GIS (scanners, printers, digitizers and
plotters).
TOPOGRAF, Praha (Czech Republic)
Topograf is company focused mainly on
compilation and collection of geographic and
topographic data of the Czech Republic, making
cartographic process of maps and charts and
special printing works. Topograf provides also
an exclusive representation of Military
Cartographic Institute (Harmanec - Slovakia),
Harris Computer Systems Division, BSF
Luftbild, and Evans and Sutherland Simulation
Division.
URBICA, Pardubice (Czech Republic)
URBICA a data base company, is specialized in
the versant data of GIS: modeling, integrity
controls, enhancements and exchange interface.
Since 1991 the company has digitized hundreds
of thousand cadastral parcels and thousand of
km of different networks for account of
several West-European clients.
VUGTK, Praha (Czech Republic)
VZGTK makes and markets information and
analysis in cable, engineering, cadastre and
financial services
Please complete this form and send or fax to:
Dr. Milan Konecny, Department of Geography,
Masaryk University, Kotlarska 2, Brno 611 37,
Czech Republic. Fax +42 5 4 21 28 300 or +42 5
421 11 214. The registration fee for the GIS
BRNO 1994 conference, workshops and social
events should be paid in US dollars. Please
type or print information in capital letters
and check appropriate boxes.
Please type or print:ADVANCE REGISTRATION
FORM
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Please tick the appropriate boxes:
ATTENDANCE OF THE CONFERENCE Price in US Dollars Paid
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Full registration 200 ________
Student 50 ________
Daily registration 60 per day
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Exhibition only 1 (30 KC)
Workshops 20 per workshop
W1 W2 W3 W4 ________
Conference banquet 20
Excursion 20
Subtotal A ________
ACCOMMODATION RESERVATION FORM
Price in US Dollars Paid
Hotel Continental
single room 40 _______
double room 60 _______
double room + extra bed 78 _______
Dormitory (double room only)
double room 72 _______
price per bed in double room 34 _______
Subtotal B _______
Total _______
Date: ..........................................
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All prices include breakfast and tax.
Payment should be directed at:
Account No.:85636-621/0100 var. symbol 3140013000
Bank: Komercni banka Brno, Merhautova 1,
CZ-60200 Brno
Account name:Masarykova
univerzita,Zerotinovo nam. 9,
CZ-60177 Brno
DEADLINE FOR EARLY ADVANCE REGISTRATION: July
31, 1994.
CANCELLATION POLICY: Notification of canceling
must be sent in writing to the August 10,
1994. No refunds will be given after August
15, 1994.
Please complete this form and send or fax to:
Dr. Milan Konecny, Department of Geography,
Masaryk University, Kotlarska 2, Brno 611 37,
Czech Republic. Fax +42 5 4 21 28 300 or +42 5
421 11 214. The registration fee for the GIS
BRNO 1994 conference, workshops and social
events should be paid in US dollars. Please
type or print information in capital letters
and check appropriate boxes.
BRNO LOCATION AND TRANSPORT
Airports: Praha-Ruzyne, Wien-Schwechat,
Bratislava-Ivanka
Connection:
Praha-Brno:
train - every 2-3 hours - about 3,5 hours
bus - every 1-2 hours - about 2,5
hours
Vienna-Brno:
train - two times a day - about 2 hours
bus - two times a day - about 2,5
hours
Bratislava-Brno:
train - each 2-3 hours - about 2 hours
bus - three times a day - about 2
hours
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