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Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining, Portals, Geospatial One-stop Shops, Geoportals, Digital Earth Vision, Digital Earth Framework, Digital Earth Systems, Integration of Things, Data, Semantics and Knowledge, Virtualization of Network Resources, Interoperability, Standardization and Governance, Security and Privacy Issues, Sociological Issues, Technological Challenges, Business Considerations, Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining,

A proposal for hosting ISDE8 in Budapest

Hungary

Why Hungary?

•A dynamic society of Central Europe, member of EU

•2.000 year-old history and culture

•Budapest - Spa Capital of the world, also called Pearl of Danube

•unique gastronomy and wines

•part of the UNESCO World Heritage

•well-known Hungarian hospitality

Official Bid to host ISDE8 signed by President of HUNAGI

Letter of Support signed byAcademician _Ákos Detrekői


Contents


HUNAGIHungarian Association for Geo-Information

•Interdisciplinary national GI organisation•Established in 1994 by 7 learned societies•88 members from Government, Academia, Industry and NGOs•Domestic and international connectivity•Spatial Data Interest Community of JRC SDI Unit•Governmental consultancy partner•Partnership with organised Space, Logistics, Agro-informatics and e-Content communities

Proposed Host


Features

•Active member of EUROGI, GSDI and ISDE•Its members active in IAG, FIG, ISPRS, ICA•Involved in EU projects: HUMBOLDT, ESDINet, LAPSI, CASCADOSS, Plan4all•Awareness raiser, disseminator, promoter of the availability, accessibility and useability of GI •Organiser of domestic and international events•Experiences in hosting Conferences (CEE GIS/LIS, GSDI6), Symposium (ISPRS), Meetings (CEOS WGISS/WGCV), Workshops (EURADIN, Plan4all), Open Days (INSPIRE)

HUNAGI


Acceptance of ISDE8 for Budapest

•HUNAGI Presidential Board•HUNAGI General Assembly•Hungarian Land Administration•Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing•Hungarian Space Council•Geodetic and Geophysical Committee of HAS•Division of Geoscience Hung. Acad. Sciences•Hungarian Tourism •EUROGI•GSDI Association

HUNAGI


Event OrganizerPartner

CONGRESSCongress & Exhibition Service Ltd.

COMPANY PROFILE

Private limited company established in 1989

8 full-time staff

Spoken language: English, German, Italian and Russian

Professional membership:

Federation of the Hungarian Event Organiser's (MARESZ)

and EFAPCO (The European Federation of the Associations of

Professional Congress Organisers)

ACTIVITIES

Full-scale organization of:

National and international professional exhibitions

National and international Conferences

Symposiums

Company displays

Factory inauguration ceremonies

Workshops and various professional events

CONGRESS LTD TASKS AT ISDE 8 (1)

•Set up and operation of the Symposium website•Promotion of the event (announcements, graphical works and printing)

•On-line registrations, communication with participants

•Speakers, presentations, abstracts management (including author/paper selection, presentation, speakers participation)

•Control of budget, cash flow, final balance sheet and time management

•Contracting with the site of the conference and with all service providers•Contrracting with sponsors

CONGRESS LTD TASKS AT ISDE 8 (2)

• Publication arrangements (leaflets, program/abstract book, pocket program and Proceedings on USB stick)

• Exhibition management (registration, payment, building)

• On-site registration management (badges)

• Speakers’, Secretariat, ISDE EC discussion room management

• Welcome reception, Gala dinner with special program

• Open for further requests...

Organisational Development World Summit 22. August – 26. September 2010350 pax Hotel Marriott, Budapest Partner: IODA

Bábolna International Farmers' Days 9-12. September 2010

12 000 sqm, 262 exhibitors, 40 000 visitor Partner: Bábolna Nemzeti Ménesbirtok Kft.

Plastic Pipes XIV 22-24 September 2008 Budapest, Marriott Hotel

South-East Europe Transnational 27-28 March 2008Co-operation Programme Inter-Continental Budapest

MAGYARREGULA Yearly since 1983International Professional Exhibition Co-Organiser: Planetfair, HamburgSince 2000 iin SYMA Hall, Budapest 200 exhibitors on over 3000m2.

International Harley-Davidson Festival Since 2000 in Alsóörs. Annual event of the Harley Davidson OwnersMore than 10.000 visitors and 3000 riders Partner: HOG Budapest, Chapter

More references on www.congress.hu

SOME RECENT REFERENCES


Symposium Overview

Proposed ThemeFocusTiming

Venue and Accommodation

Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining, Portals, Geospatial One-stop Shops, Geo-portals, Digital Earth Vision, Digital Earth Framework, Digital Earth Systems, Integration of Things, Data, Semantics and Knowledge, Virtualization of Network Resources, Interoperability, Standardization and Governance, Security and Privacy Issues, Sociological Issues, Technological Challenges, Business Considerations, Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining,

Proposed Theme

Next Generation Digital Earth Technologies

Contributing to smart, sustainable and inclusive growth

Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining, Portals, Geospatial One-stop Shops, Geo-portals, Digital Earth Vision, Digital Earth Framework, Digital Earth Systems, Integration of Things, Data, Semantics and Knowledge, Virtualization of Network Resources, Interoperability, Standardization and Governance, Security and Privacy Issues, Sociological Issues, Technological Challenges, Business Considerations, Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, Gfrom observation to the utility-like use of data and informationNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining,

In focus:the citizen

• Digital Earth Science and Technology Development

• Research, Innovation, Education and Knowledge Networking

• Applications, Best Practices

• Aspects: Legal and Socio-economical

• Benefits: Societal

• Refinement with JRC SDIU

Toward utility-like use of the next-generation DE technologies including data and information

Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining, Portals, Geospatial One-stop Shops, Geo-portals, Digital Earth Vision, Digital Earth Framework, Digital Earth Systems, Integration of Things, Data, Semantics and Knowledge, Virtualization of Network Resources, Interoperability, Standardization and Governance, Security and Privacy Issues, Sociological Issues, Technological Challenges, Business Considerations, Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining,

Timing

Early and Standard Reservation period: March – June and July - October 2013 respectivelyLate registration: November 2013

Event: 12-14 November, 2013

Item Deadline

Website preparation September 2011

First announcement February 2012

Second announcement and Call for papers

ISDE SummitExpected: September 2012

Public outreach program November 2012 (5 times)

Notification of acceptance January 2013

Preliminary programEarly Registration opens

March 2013

Early registration June 2013

Main items of time schedule

Venue,Accommodation

Proposed: Hotel Marriott, Budapest

•Centrally located on the riverside•All rooms looking on Danube•Plenary Room Capacity up to 550•Session rooms: flexible arrangements•Exhibition hall and poster area•Full catering services•Overall technical facilities incl. AV and Internet•Room for ISDE Secretariat EC or IJDE Meetings and rehearsal room for speakers •Date reserved•Room prices 130 EUR incl. buffet breakfast and all taxes•Conditions: 160 rooms •References: EU FP7 Space in Spring 2011


Local OrganizingCommittee

Chair: President of HUNAGIMembers include:• Symposium Manager: Secretary-general of HUNAGI (liaison to ISDE Secretariat)• Event Organizing Partner: Congress Ltd (Member of HUNAGI)• Event Technical Manager: Secretary of HUNAGI • Acknowledged Representatives of Government, Academia, Private Sector & NGOs• Scientific Program Committee will consist LOC scientists and ISDE EC Members

Dr. Előd BOTHHead of the Hungarian Space Office, Ministry of National Development

Members of the Local Organising Committee

Éva BALASSAProject director of Congress Ltd (with long experience in organization of international conferences and events including the 6th Conference of GSDI)

Prof. Dr. László ZENTAIHead of the DepartmentDepartment of Cartography and Geoinformatics,Eötvös University

Zsolt BARKÓCZIPresident of HUNAGISince 2007, re-elected this year for a second term till 2015


Dr. Gábor Remetey-FülöppSecretary General of HUNAGISince 1994

András RABSecretary of HUNAGISince 2010

Prof. Dr. József Ádám, academicianPresident, Hung. Soc. of Surveying, Mappingand Remote Sensing (MFTTT)


Bence TORONYIDirector GeneralInstitute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing (FÖMI)

Attila OLÁHManaging Director, Esri Hungary/GISDATA Hungary Ltd


Financial Security

Proposed budgetFee categories

Financial considerations

• Costs at the site of the Symposium• Advertising, printing, graphicssit• Welcome Reception and Gala Dinner• Additional Service Fees• Management Costs• Calculated non-profit registration fee (based on 350 participants excluding GalaDinner): 670 EUR and 720 EUR

• Costs at the site of the Symposium• Advertising, printing, graphicssit• Welcome Reception and Gala Dinner• Additional Service Fees• Management Costs• Calculated non-profit registration fee (based on 350 participants excluding GalaDinner): 670 EUR and 720 EUR

Proposed Budget

Fee categoriesCategory Fee in EUR /pers.

Early Bird 670

Standard 720

Late 760

Daily 500 (excl.WelcRecept)

Functions Fee in EUR /pers.

Welcome Reception 45

Gala Dinner 90

Registration fees include the followings: - participation of the Symposium, - coffee breaks two times daily, - three lunches, - Proceedings on pendrive

Speakers receive discounted Early Bird fee for the all period of their registration

Financial Considerations

Financial security – to avoid losses

•External financial support is requested

•Commercial sponsors are needed

•Exhibition costs should be covered by fees to be paid by exhibitors

Incomes can reduce the registration fee before the 1st announcement, afterthat they will support the budget and/or will be shared with ISDE upon agreement


Social programs

1

Sightseeing

Sites for Social Evening

Museum of Fine Arts

Wenckheim Palace Gödöllő Castle

Museum of Fine Arts

Budapest History Museum

Gellért Bath

CONTACTSHUNAGI

1122 Budapest Pethényi út 11/b

Phone: +36-30 415 8276 (mobile), Skype: hunagirfg

http://www.hunagi.hu e-mail: [email protected]

Congress Ltd.

1026 Budapest Szilágyi Erzsébet fs. 79.

Phone: +36-1-212-00-56, Fax: +36-1-356-65-81

http://www.congress.hu e-mail: [email protected]

Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining, Portals, Geospatial One-stop Shops, Geo-portals, Digital Earth Vision, Digital Earth Framework, Digital Earth Systems, Integration of Things, Data, Semantics and Knowledge, Virtualization of Network Resources, Interoperability, Standardization and Governance, Security and Privacy Issues, Sociological Issues, Technological Challenges, Business Considerations, Digital City, Virtual City, 3D City Models and Simulations, 3D City Management, Land Monitoring, Marine Environment Monitoring, Emergency Response and Management, Security, Climate Change, Legal Aspects, & Socioeconomic Impacts, Societal Benefits Areas, Emerging Info-communication Technologies, Spatial Data Infrastructures, Future Internet of Things, Sensor Webs, Cloud Computing, Global Environmental Change, Global Modeling, Land and Atmosphere Monitoring, Simulation and Visualization, 3D Technologies, Ubiquitous Geographic Information, Ubiquitous Computing, Ubiquitous Intelligence, Radio Frequency Identification Solutions, Geo-informatics, Geospatial data, Standardization, Data Policy, System Architecture and Interoperability, Real Physical and Virtual Cyber World, e-Government, e-Learning, VGI, Crowdsourcing, Mobile Mapping Systems, Location Based Services, Digital Agenda, Spatial Thinking, Geospatial Literacy, Spatial Planning, Visible and Microwave Earth Observation, Laser Scanning, GNSS, Intelligent Transportation Systems, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Geospatial Intelligence, Remote Sensing, Data Fusion, Data Integration, Data Storage and Preservation, Data Mining,

Welcome to Hungary!Thank You

Video

HUNGARY - The World of Potentialshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hmz8Ni9zO4M&feature=player_embedded

(A 7-minute film)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hmz8Ni9zO4M&feature=player_embedded

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