Wednesday 2 June 2004

Welcome Addresses

International trends for e-Land Administration
D. Steudler, Federal Office of Topography, Switzerland

e-government: Next steps towards a bright future!?
U. Linauer, IKT-Board, Austria

Impacts of e-government for surveyors
M. Fornefeld, Micus Management Consulting GmbH, Germany

Standards-based Open Web Services for e-government
G. Pichler, OGC Europe

Cadastral automation and related e-government iniatives in NZ
D. Grant, Deputy Surveyor General, NZ

Land Information (LIN) - catalyst for integrated e-government
M. Ogilvie, Vice President of Service New Brunswick, Canada

Thursday 3 June 2004

09:00-10:30

Base Registers as a Part of e-government in Finland
A. Kokkonen, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Finland

e-government .... using a mouse to avoid a queue
Prof. D. Grant, Australia

Geo-referenced addresses for e-government
G. Rabl, BEV, Austria

Land Administration - a model by Lithuania
K. Sabaliauskas, DG of State Enterprise Centre of Registers, Lithuania

e-government in accession countries - experience in Poland
A. Sambura, Poland

e-Land Administration in Hungary
P. Zalaba, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Hungary

12:30-13:00

Experiences and Directions in National Portals
K. Daugherty, Land Records/Cadastre Solutions Manager, ESRI, USA

The German GDI - a public-private cooperation project
H. Brüggemann, Director of Mapping Agency of NRW, Germany

Pricing models for e-government procedures
U. Olsson, Lantmäteriet, Sweden

Friday 4 June 2004

e-conveyancing - a challenge and a prize
T. Beardsall, Deputy Chief Executive of HMLR, UK

Legal issues in future e-conveyancing in NL
W. Louwman, Chief registrar Kadaster, Netherlands

e-conveyancing using PKI technologies
P. A. Stolk, Kadaster, Netherlands

Cyberdoc - archives for e-government
H. Brunner, Austrian Chamber of Civil Law Notaries, Austria

Links between Land Administration and Risk Management
Prof. Th. Koetter, University of Bonn, Germany