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Table of contents
Preface ix
Committees of GCG 2019 xi
Surveying and mine surveying
Comparison of different measurement methods of crane runway 3
J. Braun, H. Fladrova & K. Prager
Examination surfaces reclamation areas on the example earth embankment on the campus of
the Kielce University of Technology 10
P. Frąckiewicz & M. Gil
Example of combined airborne and terrestrial LiDAR for purposes of engineering-geological
analyses 17
M. Fraštia, M. Marčiš, M. Bednárik & R. Holzer
Documentation of old surveying instruments 24
P. Hánek, P. Hánek & K. Vacková
Static load test measurement of reinforced concrete columns using terrestrial laser scanning 30
R. Honti, J. Erdélyi & J. Dobrý
The impact of systematic errors of levels on the results of the system calibration 37
P. Kajánek, A. Kopáčik, J. Ježko & J. Erdélyi
Measurement and documentation of St. Spirit Church in Liběchov 44
T. Křemen
Aspects of establishing calibration baselines for electronic distance meters – site selection and
configuration of baseline points 50
M. Papčová & J. Papčo
Aspects of establishing calibration baselines for electronic distance meters – position and
height design, point monumentation and metrology measurement 57
M. Papčová & J. Papčo
The determination of deforestation rate in eastern Slovakia in the years 1998-2018 based on
multispectral satellite images from missions Landsat 5 and 7 64
K. Pukanská, K. Bartoš,J.Gašinec, Ľ. Kseňak, P. Frąckiewicz & A.Bieda
Integration of multispectral and radar satellite images for flood range determination of
historical flood in Slovakia 2010 71
K. Pukanská, K. Bartoš, V. Hurčíková, Ľ. Kseňak, M. Gil & A. Bieda
Deformation measurement of the Orlík dam − evaluation and innovation of methods 78
J. Seidl, T. Jiřikovský & M. Štroner
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The accuracy determination of landslide cone terrain mapping by the UAV photogrammetry
in High Tatras 85
M. Štroner, R. Urban, P. Blišťan, L. Kovanič & M. Patera
Determination of variation components of measurement from adjustment results 92
M. Štroner & O. Michal
Testing of drone DJI Phantom 4 RTK accuracy 99
R. Urban, T. Reindl & J. Brouček
Geodetic control and geodynamics
Different view on the time series analysis of permanent GNSS stations 109
Ľ. Gerhátová & B. Hábel
Comparison of different GRACE monthly gravity field solutions 116
J. Janák
Use of the topographic deflections of the vertical for computation of the quasigeoid 123
R. Kratochvíl, R. Machotka & M. Buday
The use of satellite radar interferometry to monitor landslides in Slovakia 129
M. Lesko, J. Papco, M. Bakon, R. Czikhardt, M. Plakinger & M. Ondrejka
Spacetime curvature on the surface of the Earth 138
P. Letko
Cartography, geoinformatics and real estate
Interactive creation of tactile maps using geographic information system 147
M. Andrejka & E. Mičietová
Risk assessment of the parasitozoonoses occurrence using multicriteria analysis approaches 154
Peter Blišťan, Viera Hurčíkova, Ľudovít Kovanič,SoňaMolčíková, Ingrid Papajová &
Monika Blistanova
Evaluation of spatial distribution of occurrence of parasitozoonoses by GIS tools 159
Peter Blišťan, Soňa Molčíková, Viera Hurčíkova, Ľudovít Kovanič, Ingrid Papajová &
Júlia Bystrianska
GIS-based risk assessment -mapping risk 166
Monika Blistanová & Peter Blišťan
Participatory methodology for development of geo-ontologies: Initial study 171
O. Čerba
Determination of the effect of solar radiation in spatial predictive modelling of the bark
beetle occurrence using several mathematical methods 177
R. Ďuračiová & V. Jakócsová
Analysis of changes in map content rendering using vector tiles in web map application 184
R. Feciskanin & J. Fábry
The assessment of the chosen LiDAR data sources in Slovakia for the archaeological spatial
analysis 190
T. Lieskovský & J.Faixová Chalachanová
Cadastral map quality visualization in Stupava municipality 196
M. Smida, Ľ. Hudecová & M. Bajtala
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Using strain analysis to test positional precision of cartometric scanning 203
M. Talich, O. Böhm & F. Antoš
Author index 211
Series Advances and Trends in Geodesy, Cartography and Geoinformatics 213
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Preface
The anniversary 11th International Scientific and Technical Conference on Geodesy, Cartog­
raphy and Geoinformatics (GCG 2019) was organized under the auspices of the Faculty of
Mining, Ecology, Process Control and Geotechnologies, Technical University of Košice, Slo­
vakia. The co-organizers of this conference were the Faculty of Science of the Pavol Jozef
Šafárik University in Košice (Slovakia), the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Slovak University
of Technology in Bratislava (Slovakia), the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Czech Technical
University in Prague (Czech Republic), the Kielce University of Technology (Poland), AGH
University of Science and Technology in Krakow (Poland), Miskolci Egyetem (Hungary),
Upper Nitra Mines Prievidza, plc. (Slovakia) and the Slovakian Mining Society (Slovakia).
The conference was held September 10 – 13, 2019 in the Low Tatras, Slovakia.
The purpose of the conference was to facilitate a meeting that would present novel and fun­
damental advances in the field of geodesy, cartography, geoinformatics, real estate, cadastre
and land consolidation for scientists, researchers, and professionals around Middle Europe.
Conference participants had the opportunity to exchange and share their experiences,
research, and results with other colleagues, experts, and professionals. Participants also had
the possibility to extend their international contacts and relationships for furthering their
activities.
The conference focused on a wide spectrum of topics and areas of geodesy, cartography,
geoinformatics and real estate as listed below:
1. Surveying and mine surveying
• Geodetic networks, data processing
• Engineering surveying and deformation measurement
• Photogrammetry and remote sensing
• Real estate cadastre and land consolidation
2. Geodetic control and geodynamics
• Cosmic and satellite geodesy, theory and applications
• Vertical reference systems
• Absolute and relative gravimetry
3. Cartography, geoinformatics and real estate
• Collection and processing of spatial data,
• Data standards, infrastructure, metadata, geodatabases
• Spatial analyses and modeling
• Development and application of methods and models for spatial processes
• Digital cartographic systems
• 3D visualization of spatial data, publishing data on the internet, virtual reality
• Real estate, cadastre and land consolidation
30 papers from countries V4 were accepted for publication in the conference proceedings
of the Conference. Each of the accepted papers was reviewed by selected reviewers in accord­
ance with the scientific area and orientation of the papers.
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