Time | Room | Session | Chairman |
10.30-12.00 | Hibiscus | TS-1/3: Emerging Spatial Data Acquisition Technology (Synthetic Aperture Radar Technology) TerraSAR-X enabled Geo-Information Products and Services for Asian Development N. Faller and R. Duering, Germany Radargrammteric Error Analysis of TerraSAR-X A. K. Mulyana, Indonesia Single-Pass, Dual-Frequency, Interferometric Airborne SAR for Efficient, Wide-Area Mapping in Tropical Regions M.L.Williams and S. Shaffer, USA | Fahmi Amhar |
Frangipani | TS-3/2: Cadastral Surveying and Data Management (3D and e-Cadastre) 3D Cadastre for Urban Development in Singapore Y.K. Tor, M.S. Yip, Singapore THREE-DIMENSION (3D) CADASTRE FOR THE SAKE OF LAND REGISTRY ON PROPRIETARY RIGHTS OF MULTI-LEVEL HOUSES UNIT IN INDONESIA Nur Cholis, R.K. Yudhistiro, B. Ardiantoro, Indonesia Understanding the Urgency for 3D Cadastre in Indonesia: Development & Visualization of a Hybrid 3D Cadastre Model T. Aditya, Subaryono, Waljiyanto, Istarno, Diyono, U. Raharja, R. Muryamto, and F. Iswanto, Indonesia eCadastre of Malaysia Hj Muhamed Kamil bin Mat Daud, Teng Chee Hua Malaysia AHP-DSS and GIS, for Determining Systematic Land Titling Area Priority F.T.H. Feryandi, I. Herawati and I. Sumarto, Indonesia | Nurwadjedi |
Orchid | TS-6/1: Spatial information related application development (Geocoding Application and GIS Data Production) The Utilization of Google Geocoding in Promoting Ecotourism Activities, A Case Study in the Betung Kerihun National Park (BKNP) D. S. Cahyawati and R. Ariesca, Indonesia Opengeocoding.org - A Free, Participatory, Community Oriented Geocoding Service Rimayanti and F-J Behr, Indonesia Building up the WebGIS with Map Tiles Cache Tool Shih-Che Lin and Hsuan-Ming Liao, Taiwan Structured Road Data Production for GIS using Logical Relations among Features S. Malihi and M. Meboudi, Iran | Craig Roberts |
Auditorium | TS-5/1: Geospatial Modeling and Application Development (Environmental Modeling and Application) Spatial Hydrology Modeling for Water Resources in Cisankuy Sub-Watershed, West Java-Indonesia Feri Arlius, Indonesia Estimation of atmospheric water vapor content using the radiance values of MODIS and comparison with meteorological data M. Moradizadeh, M. Momeni and M.R. Saradjian, Iran A comparison of ARCGIS modeled and ground recorded solar radiation data and opportunities for utilisation in environmental models L. Kumar, Australia Urban sprawl emits greenhouse gases: Measuring traffic gas emission in the Klang Valley Region using remote-sensing data to establish a relationship between urban sprawl and climate change. Norzailawati, M. Hashim, and S.L. Maidin, Malaysia | Poerbandono |
13.00-15.00 | Hibiscus | TS-3/1: Cadastral Data Management and Surveying (Cadastral Surveying) Roadmap of Developing GNSS CORS Networks for Cadastral Surveying in Indonesia F. H. Adiyanto, G. Wibisono, B. Ardiantoro, Indonesia CORS growth and applications in Australia and Indonesia C. Roberts, R. Stanaway, Australia Survey Accurate National Digital Cadastral Database (NDCDB) for Peninsular Malaysia M. K. Daud, Teng Chee Boo, P.C. Ros, R. Ismail, A.M. Nor, Malaysia Effective Management of the Cadastral Surveying Data in Korea Younghyun KIM, Korea | Lalit Kumar |
Frangipani | TS-2/5: Interpretation and Information Extraction from Geospatial Data (Marine Parameters Extraction) Temporal and Spatial Analysis of SST in the North East Asia Seas S. H. Min, D. H. Kim and H. J. Yoon, Korea Sensitivity and Accuracy Assessments of Doppler-type Hydro-Acoustic Current Profilers for Estimating Suspended Particulate Matter Concentration from Field Tests R. Poerbandono and A. Mirza, Indonesia Spatio-Temporal Variations of Harmful Algal Blooms in the South Sea of Korea D. Widhiyanuriyawan, D.H. Kim, Y.H. Chung, Y.H. Ahn, H.J. Yoon, Indonesia Trend of Sea Surface Height from Satellite Altimeter and Tide Gauges: Towards the Possibility of Unification of Indonesian Vertical Datum L.S. Heliani, R. Anisz, P. Manurung and E. Erfandy, Indonesia Aplication of Remote Sensing Satelite Data to Support Maritime Surveillance System T. Hariyanto, Indonesia | Feri Arlius |
Orchid | TS-7: Geospatial Education, Teaching Society Wednesday, August 5th, 2009, 13.00-15.00 Orchid Room Geospatial in a Novel T.B. Sastrio, Indonesia Bringing Geospatial World Into Literacy: Writing the First Geospatial Novel in Indonesia I.M.A. Arsana, Indonesia Geospatial Learning in Combating Dengue Fever Project, Study Site : The City of Yogyakarta A.P. Perdana, H. Ardiansyah, H. Zarodi, Indonesia The Training Endorsement in Human Resources Development for Professionals in Survey and Mapping S. Martha, A. Rinaldi and P. Pariadi, Indonesia | Graeme Blick |
Auditorium | TS-5/2: Geospatial Modeling and Application Development (Coastal and Ocean Modeling) Modeling Sea Surface Current from Radarsat-1 SAR Data M. Merghany, Malaysia SIMULATION OF WIND-INDUCED wave during the ENSO events by using WAVEWATCH-III model I. Sofian and A.B. Wijanarto, Indonesia AN INTRODUCTION OF HYDRODYNAMIC NUMERICAL MODEL AS A MAPPING TOOLS FOR MARINE AND COASTAL SPATIAL DATA W. Windupranata and Hayatiningsih, Indonesia Intelligent Hydro-mechanically Self-controlled Water-gate for Flood Mitigation, Water supply and Drainage in Tidal Wetland of the Coastal Zone and Flood Areas S. Sumawiganda and R.J. Widodo, Indonesia | Suwahyuono |
15.30-17.30 | Hibiscus | TS-1/4: Emerging Spatial Data Acquisition Technology (LIDAR Related Applications) GPS/INS Integration for Direct Georeferencing in Lidar Mapping Subaryono, Istarno, Bambang H, Djurdjani, Hartono, Dulbahri, Indonesia Low-Cost Car-Based Rapid Mapping for Road Inventory C.A. Rokhmana and Sujoko, Indonesia Applications of HIGH-DEFINITION SURVEYING in Asia F. Khan, Singapore Evaluation of Clustering Techniques Efficiency for Object Extraction from LiDAR Data M. Maboudi, F. Samadzadegan, Sh. Malihi, Iran. | Steven Shaffer |
Frangipani | S-6/2: Spatial information related application development (Open Source Application for Geospatial Processing) The Utilization of Some Open-Source Software for Sustainable Geoinformatics Practice in Indonesia A. Boluwade, and D.S. Cahyawati, Germany Implementation of FOREST height estimation using ALOS PALSAR with Open Source Software F.Hadi, I.H. Ismullah, K. Wikantika, and E.N. Megantara, Indonesia Free Open Source Software (FOSS) as The Best Alternative For Developing Geographic Information System Aplications Case Study: Implementation of WEB Feature Service For Public Health Facilities T.E. Pramono and Yayan Sofyan, ST, Indonesia Integrating Google Maps Satellite Dataset and Local Spatial Dataset on Web Based GIS Application Using Open Source Technology SHARP Map and OpenLayers O. Gumilar, Indonesia | Bambang Setyadji |
Orchid | TS-9/1: Standardization, Interoperability, Integration of Geo-information (Latest Updates in NSDI Development) The development of Indonesia NSDI, Current Status and Direction Henny Liliwaty and M.A. Syafii, Indonesia Patience and Perseverance: Building an SDI in Aceh P. Harris, N. Suwandy and T. Mollison, Indonesia The Salb Project : The State of Progress in Asia and pacific Since the 8th SEASC C. Subasinghe, Y. Guigoz, L. Samarakoon, S. Ebener, Thailand The New Convergence - Surveying and GIS Brent Jones, USA | Bebas Purnawan |
Auditorium | TS-10/1: Utilization of Geospatial Data and Information (Geospatial in Disaster Management) Studying Emergency Evacuation Plan for Disaster Management M. Naghdi, M. Saadatseresht, K. Naghdi, Iran Technological Disaster Crisis Management M. Shekhar and M. C. Saxena, India Rapid Mapping of Infrastructure in Maowen and Beichuan Counties after the May 2008 Earthquake S. Kuntz, B. Scheuchl and R. Duering, Germany Developing a Concept and a Prototype of Fload Disaster Hazard and Risk Map - A Case Study of Jakarta A.J. Mustafa and A.B. Suryadi, Indonesia Geohazard Aspect and Geological Engineering Parameters Estimation of Kuala Lumpur Limestone - Remote Sensing Based and Risk Assessment Samy Ismail, Husaini Omar, shattri mansor, Ahmed Rosdi, Malaysia | Projo Danoedoro |
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The island of Bali is part of the Republic of Indonesia and is located 8 to 9 degrees south of the equator between Java in the West and Lombok and the rest of the Lesser Sunda Islands (Sumbawa, Flores, Sumba and Timor) in the East. Flying time to Jakarta is about 1.5 hours, to Singapore and Perth (Australia) 2.5 and 3 hours, to Hong Kong about 4.5 hours, and to Sydney/Melbourne about 5.5 to 6 hours.
Don't look for "Bali" in airline time tables. It's listed as "Denpasar" (DPS) which is the name of the island's capital. However, from Bali's international Ngurah Rai Airport it takes you just 15 to 30 minutes by car to Kuta, Legian, Sanur and Nusa Dua, and in about 50 to 60 minutes you can be in Ubud.
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Developed as a luxury resort complex in the southern-most tip of Bali, Nusa Dua is home to the island’s most luxurious hotel and resort accommodation and conference facilities.