Conference and Plenary Meeting of the 
Permanent Committee on Cadastre in the European Union (PCC)

9-10 June, 2011
Budapest, Hungary

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Thursday, 9th June 2011

9:00 - 10:30  Opening Adresses

Official Opening by Imre Farkas, State Secretary of the Ministry of Rural Development
Welcome by Gábor István Horváth Director Dept. of Land Adminisitration, Ministry of Rural Development

• Overview of the Hungarian land administration, Bence Toronyi, General Director of FÖMI, HU
• A new vision for PCC and EuroGeographics cooperation, message from Dorine Burmanje, president of EuroGeographics
• A new vision for cadastres, Pia Dahl Höjgaard, National Survey and Cadastre, DK
• Cadastre as pivotal key register in national and European eGovernment, Martin Salzmann, Dutch Kadaster, NL

11:00 - 12:30  New EU cadastral policy, Role of the cadastre in coordinating e-government activities in the EU

• eGovernment Action Plan - impact on cadastral organizations, outcomes and actions, Amalia Velasco, Spanish DG for Cadastre
• Cadastre and e-Government in the Czech Republic, Svatava Dokupilova, Czech Office forSurveying, Mapping and Cadastre
• New Danish e-cadastre and its role in the Danish e-government, Pia Dahl Höjgaard, National Survey and Cadastre, DK
• Organisational trends in the official German surveying and mapping, Wilhelm Zeddies, AdV, D            
  
• Professional development for cadastre, educational needs and responses, Béla Márkus, University of West Hungary, HU

13:30 – 15:00   INSPIRE, National Spatial Data Infrastructure

• State of the Hungarian Spatial Data Infrastructure, Szabolcs Mihály, Ministry of Rural Development, HU
  
• INSPIRE - TWG Buildings: State of Play, June 2011 - Towards review and testing, Frédéric Mortier, General Administration of Patrimonial Documentation, B
  
• Cadastre iNSPIREd (final report on the project), Julius Ernst, BEV- Bundesamt für Eich und Vermessungswesen, A
  
• Assessing the demand of Spatial Data Infrastructures and e-services: lessons from
  the e-Cadastre, Maria Teresa Borzacchiello, JRC, IT

15:30 – 16:30  Use of cadastral information and PSI

• Licensing and Charging in the context of Legal Aspects of Public Sector Information (LAPSI), Clarissa Otto, Institute for Information and Media Law in Münster, D
  
• Environmental Information System for Local Government Törökbálint using cadastral data and PSI, László Niklasz - É.N. Lehoczkiné, Local Government Törökbálint, HU
  
• The Cadastre of Public-law Restrictions on landownership in Switzerland, Marc Nicodet, Federal Office of Topography swisstopo, Federal Directorate of Cadastral Surveying, CH

Friday, 10th June 2011

 9:00 - 10:15  PCC and EuroGeographics partnership

• Presentation of partnership proposal for further cooperation, Dave Lovell, EuroGeographics
  
• Discussion – opinions, ideas, proposals of the member countries
  
• Conclusion of the discussion, agreed issues

10:45 – 12.00  Multipurpose and 3D cadastre, Extension of cadastral activities

• 3D Cadastres in Europe and the Netherlands, Martin Salzman – Jantien Storer, Dutch Kadaster, NL
  
• Toward the 3D cadastre in Hungary, András Osskó, FÖMI, HU
  
• A prototype cadastral parcel map of Europe, Dave Lovell, Executive Director, EuroGeographics
  
• Importance of cadastre in disaster management, Gyula Iván, FÖMI, HU

12:00 - 12.30: Closing of the Hungarian Presidency

• Closing thoughts and handover of the PCC Presidency, Piroska Zalaba, Ministry of Rural Development, HU
  
• Presentation of the Polish Presidency, Jolanta Orlinska, Head Office of Geodesy and Cartography, PL