FIG COMMISSION 3 WORKSHOP AND ANNUAL MEETINGInternational Symposium Geomat and EGoS General AssemblyIași 3 | 7 November 2016

CALL FOR PAPERS FIG Commission 3 is waiting for your participation in the annual workshop titled “From Volume to Quality: Bridging the Gap for Spatial Data Infrastructure”, and Annual Meeting, organized in joint with the International Symposium Geomat 2016 and to the EgoS General Assembly by the Department of Surveying and Cadastre, Faculty of Hydrotechnics, Geodesy and Environmental Engineering from Technical University of Iasi and co-organized by Romania Association of Romanian Surveyors, 3-7 November 2016, Iasi – Romania

> EXTENSION DEADLINES FOR EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION TO 16/10/2016; FOR PAPER SUBMISSION;> SPECIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG SURVEYORS PRESENTING A PAPER OFFERED BY FIG FOUNDATION AND BY ROMANIAN GEODETIC ASSOCIATION;

REGISTER SOON TO THE LINK www.geomat.ro/registration.php

PARTICIPANTS AND FOCUS I invite you again in Iasi to meet colleagues in the field of surveying and to follow the relationships of international members on the latest news regarding the collection, processing and control of SIM. It will be a three day workshop on the topic “from quantity to quality, bridging the gap for spatial data infrastructure”. The amount of data circulating within the public and private sectors is increasing. The necessary structure to manage, store and update is complex. At the same time, the evolution of information technology and its spread involves the continuous updating of the processes for the verification of data quality. The workshop aims to focus on the role and signifi-cance of architectural structures of Geographic Information Systems in relation to the correct forms of managing spatial data through the Internet. The gap is resulting from processing a large volumes of spatial data (quantity) in the informatics environment, often uncontrol-lable, and thus must be filled by an appropriate approach to ensure to users the reliability of information, and to prevent incorrect decisions. The exchange of knowledge between the various members will also facilitate the synergy between public administrations that fulfill specific activities on the territory: from urbanism, to spatial planning, from the environment to civil defense, from roads to construction, from agriculture to forestry, from tourism to culture.

Papers will present methods (academic, professional, corporate, etc.) valid to ensure the correctness of the data and its proper use by citizens. Crowdsourcing / Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI), are increasingly active to provide input and stimulate action. The workshop will focus on possible answers to the scientific and theoretical questions on how we can fill the resulting gap to the processing of large amounts of spatial and environmental information to quality data and exact knowledge. This workshop will explore ideas and methods on how we can engage citizens through crowdsourcing (which together with VGI paradigms are increasingly active to provide input and stimulate action) within new reliable models of collaboration.

The workshop will provide the opportunity for delegates and contributors to present their research and experience on development and use of VGI, GIS, SIM and SDI systems and procedures.

SPECIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG SURVEYORSThanks to the economical support given by FIG Foundation, Commission 3 will offer to International participants academics presenting a paper under the age of 35, in addition to a special registration fee, an economical contribution that will cover part of expenses.In addition, Romanian Geodetic Association will support participation for about 15 young surveyors from Romania and Republic of Moldova not being supported by FIG and encourages participation for any academic members and students with special tariff and accommodation in Iasi student hostels if still available.

COMMISSION 3 TOPICSWhile the workshop focus is on effective utilization of VGI within the framework of SDI and SIM, a larger number of topics of interest related to SDI, SIM, VGI and crowdsourcing will be discussed. Topics will include, but are not limited to:• SDI at all levels – local, regional, national and global;• SIM challenges – natural and environmental risk prevention and disaster management, mitigation, waste management, etc.;• VGI collection, dissemination, analysis, applications, maintenance and visualization;• e-Governance and SDI in supporting decision making – theory, applications and best practice;• Integration of SDIs – cadastre, land use, utilities, environment, socio-economic;• SDI interoperability – standards, technical tools, metadata, portals;• 3D/4D Cadastre;• Utilization of VGI and Crowdsourcing with SDI, SIM and environmental information;• 2D/3D/4D geospatial models, algorithms, visualization, standards and applications;• Web and mobile GIS – challenges, services and real-time capabilities;• Business models and SDI, public-private partnerships and economic aspect.

EXTENSION DEADLINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSION FOR COMMISSIONS 3 It is important that all submitted papers focus on the workshop theme and topics. Other related topics can be proposed, but it is sugge-sted to contact the organizing committee beforehand. All papers are to be submitted through the Easychair system (details below). All registered delegates can present a single presentation/paper/poster only. Please use the FIG formatting for preparing your manuscript. Three channels for submitting papers are available:

FULL PAPER REFEREED CHANNEL

Full paper submission deadline: 08/10/2016Notification of acceptance for presentation: 12/10/2016Notification of acceptance through the peer review: 20/10/2016Final revised paper submission deadline: 25/10/2016

Papers submitted in this channel (approximately 6000 words in English) must present significant scientific results. Manuscripts must describe original work that has neither been published before, nor is currently under review elsewhere.High-quality accepted submissions will be considered for publication in an international scientific journal.

EXTENDED ABSTRACT / POSTER REFEREED CHANNEL

Extended abstract (poster) submission deadline: 08/10/2016Notification of acceptance for presentation: 12/10/2016Full paper submission deadline: 25/10/2016

The extended abstract should be 350 to 500 words in length (in English) describing the objectives, results, conclusions and significance of your work (relevant artwork can be embedded). Posters can also be presented during the workshop (instead of presentation) based on the acceptance of the extended abstract. Please note that full paper is to be submitted after acceptance for presentation (only for non-po-ster presentation).

SUBMIT YOUR PAPER TOFIG paper format can be downloaded from the workshop website.Please submit papers through the EasyChair Conference Management System, via this link: https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=fig32016

All papers will be published in the event proceedings and, if anybody interested, in Romanian Universities Journal through direct contact with organizers. Commission 3 will choose a paper to be published as “FIG Paper of the Month”. For more information please consult the conference websites:http://com3fig.wix.com/fig-commission3-2016http://www.geomat.ro

LOCATIONIASI is the capital municipality of Iasi Counti in the north-eastern of Romania. Through its location Iasi is also known in Romania as “The city of 7 hills”. In the past the city was the capital of The Principality of Moldavia from 1564 to 1859, one of the two capitals of the United Principalities between 1859 and 1862, capital of Romanian kingdom between 1916-1918 during world war I. Iasi is the second largest Romanian city, being the economic, cultural and academic centre of the Romanian historic region of Moldavia. The city has the Universita-ty Alexandru Ioan Cuza which is one of the oldest and most reputable academic institution in Romania and accommodates an annual count of over 60,000 students in 5 public and 7 private universities. Iasi is the home for more than 50 churches and hosts 5 cultural centres: british, french, german, latin american & caribbean and hellenic. Technical University of Iasi ”Gheorghe Asachi” is 200 years old and in 1813 the professor Gheorghe Asachi has founded the first surveying and civil engineers school in Romanian language. This very moment in Iasi, was considered as the birth of the entire technical-engineering academic education in Romania. Iasi is the city of great ideas, the first romanian state unification, the first theater in Romanian language, the first natural history museum and the oldest universi-ty library from the country. Iasi is a true museum appreciated by many visitors from the world. The city landmarks as National Theater is considered by BBC as the second in the world as its beauty. The cultural life gravitates around The National Theater (the oldest in Roma-nia), The Opera House, Iaşi State Philarmonic, Tataraşi Atheneum, a famous botanical garden (the oldest and largest in Romania), the Central University library (the oldest in Romania), an array of museums and memorial houses, an independent theater and several student organizations. In 2012 Iasi was nominated to become European Cultural Capital in 2021 as sunrise interface (or ..gate) for European culture.

VENUEHotel InternationalAddress 5A Palat St., 700032, Iasi - RomaniaPhone +4 0332 110 070 / 072 / 060Fax +4 0332 110 073Web www.geomat.ro/registration.phpEmail sales@hotelinternationaliasi.ro

Organized by• Department of Surveying and Cadastre, Faculty of Hydrotechnics, Geodesy and Environmental Engineering from Technical University of Iasi, Romania Association of Romanian Surveyors (www.geomat.ro)• FIG Commisson 3 “Spatial Information Management” (www.fig.net/organisation/comm/3/index.asp)

RomanianSurveyorsAssociation

TechnicalUniversity of Iaşi

CALL FOR PAPERS FIG Commission 3 is waiting for your participation in the annual workshop titled “From Volume to Quality: Bridging the Gap for Spatial Data Infrastructure”, and Annual Meeting, organized in joint with the International Symposium Geomat 2016 and to the EgoS General Assembly by the Department of Surveying and Cadastre, Faculty of Hydrotechnics, Geodesy and Environmental Engineering from Technical University of Iasi and co-organized by Romania Association of Romanian Surveyors, 3-7 November 2016, Iasi – Romania

> EXTENSION DEADLINES FOR EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION TO 16/10/2016; FOR PAPER SUBMISSION;> SPECIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG SURVEYORS PRESENTING A PAPER OFFERED BY FIG FOUNDATION AND BY ROMANIAN GEODETIC ASSOCIATION;

REGISTER SOON TO THE LINK www.geomat.ro/registration.php

PARTICIPANTS AND FOCUS I invite you again in Iasi to meet colleagues in the field of surveying and to follow the relationships of international members on the latest news regarding the collection, processing and control of SIM. It will be a three day workshop on the topic “from quantity to quality, bridging the gap for spatial data infrastructure”. The amount of data circulating within the public and private sectors is increasing. The necessary structure to manage, store and update is complex. At the same time, the evolution of information technology and its spread involves the continuous updating of the processes for the verification of data quality. The workshop aims to focus on the role and signifi-cance of architectural structures of Geographic Information Systems in relation to the correct forms of managing spatial data through the Internet. The gap is resulting from processing a large volumes of spatial data (quantity) in the informatics environment, often uncontrol-lable, and thus must be filled by an appropriate approach to ensure to users the reliability of information, and to prevent incorrect decisions. The exchange of knowledge between the various members will also facilitate the synergy between public administrations that fulfill specific activities on the territory: from urbanism, to spatial planning, from the environment to civil defense, from roads to construction, from agriculture to forestry, from tourism to culture.

Papers will present methods (academic, professional, corporate, etc.) valid to ensure the correctness of the data and its proper use by citizens. Crowdsourcing / Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI), are increasingly active to provide input and stimulate action. The workshop will focus on possible answers to the scientific and theoretical questions on how we can fill the resulting gap to the processing of large amounts of spatial and environmental information to quality data and exact knowledge. This workshop will explore ideas and methods on how we can engage citizens through crowdsourcing (which together with VGI paradigms are increasingly active to provide input and stimulate action) within new reliable models of collaboration.

The workshop will provide the opportunity for delegates and contributors to present their research and experience on development and use of VGI, GIS, SIM and SDI systems and procedures.

SPECIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG SURVEYORSThanks to the economical support given by FIG Foundation, Commission 3 will offer to International participants academics presenting a paper under the age of 35, in addition to a special registration fee, an economical contribution that will cover part of expenses.In addition, Romanian Geodetic Association will support participation for about 15 young surveyors from Romania and Republic of Moldova not being supported by FIG and encourages participation for any academic members and students with special tariff and accommodation in Iasi student hostels if still available.

COMMISSION 3 TOPICSWhile the workshop focus is on effective utilization of VGI within the framework of SDI and SIM, a larger number of topics of interest related to SDI, SIM, VGI and crowdsourcing will be discussed. Topics will include, but are not limited to:• SDI at all levels – local, regional, national and global;• SIM challenges – natural and environmental risk prevention and disaster management, mitigation, waste management, etc.;• VGI collection, dissemination, analysis, applications, maintenance and visualization;• e-Governance and SDI in supporting decision making – theory, applications and best practice;• Integration of SDIs – cadastre, land use, utilities, environment, socio-economic;• SDI interoperability – standards, technical tools, metadata, portals;• 3D/4D Cadastre;• Utilization of VGI and Crowdsourcing with SDI, SIM and environmental information;• 2D/3D/4D geospatial models, algorithms, visualization, standards and applications;• Web and mobile GIS – challenges, services and real-time capabilities;• Business models and SDI, public-private partnerships and economic aspect.

EXTENSION DEADLINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSION FOR COMMISSIONS 3 It is important that all submitted papers focus on the workshop theme and topics. Other related topics can be proposed, but it is sugge-sted to contact the organizing committee beforehand. All papers are to be submitted through the Easychair system (details below). All registered delegates can present a single presentation/paper/poster only. Please use the FIG formatting for preparing your manuscript. Three channels for submitting papers are available:

FULL PAPER REFEREED CHANNEL

Full paper submission deadline: 08/10/2016Notification of acceptance for presentation: 12/10/2016Notification of acceptance through the peer review: 20/10/2016Final revised paper submission deadline: 25/10/2016

Papers submitted in this channel (approximately 6000 words in English) must present significant scientific results. Manuscripts must describe original work that has neither been published before, nor is currently under review elsewhere.High-quality accepted submissions will be considered for publication in an international scientific journal.

EXTENDED ABSTRACT / POSTER REFEREED CHANNEL

Extended abstract (poster) submission deadline: 08/10/2016Notification of acceptance for presentation: 12/10/2016Full paper submission deadline: 25/10/2016

The extended abstract should be 350 to 500 words in length (in English) describing the objectives, results, conclusions and significance of your work (relevant artwork can be embedded). Posters can also be presented during the workshop (instead of presentation) based on the acceptance of the extended abstract. Please note that full paper is to be submitted after acceptance for presentation (only for non-po-ster presentation).

SUBMIT YOUR PAPER TOFIG paper format can be downloaded from the workshop website.Please submit papers through the EasyChair Conference Management System, via this link: https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=fig32016

All papers will be published in the event proceedings and, if anybody interested, in Romanian Universities Journal through direct contact with organizers. Commission 3 will choose a paper to be published as “FIG Paper of the Month”. For more information please consult the conference websites:http://com3fig.wix.com/fig-commission3-2016http://www.geomat.ro

LOCATIONIASI is the capital municipality of Iasi Counti in the north-eastern of Romania. Through its location Iasi is also known in Romania as “The city of 7 hills”. In the past the city was the capital of The Principality of Moldavia from 1564 to 1859, one of the two capitals of the United Principalities between 1859 and 1862, capital of Romanian kingdom between 1916-1918 during world war I. Iasi is the second largest Romanian city, being the economic, cultural and academic centre of the Romanian historic region of Moldavia. The city has the Universita-ty Alexandru Ioan Cuza which is one of the oldest and most reputable academic institution in Romania and accommodates an annual count of over 60,000 students in 5 public and 7 private universities. Iasi is the home for more than 50 churches and hosts 5 cultural centres: british, french, german, latin american & caribbean and hellenic. Technical University of Iasi ”Gheorghe Asachi” is 200 years old and in 1813 the professor Gheorghe Asachi has founded the first surveying and civil engineers school in Romanian language. This very moment in Iasi, was considered as the birth of the entire technical-engineering academic education in Romania. Iasi is the city of great ideas, the first romanian state unification, the first theater in Romanian language, the first natural history museum and the oldest universi-ty library from the country. Iasi is a true museum appreciated by many visitors from the world. The city landmarks as National Theater is considered by BBC as the second in the world as its beauty. The cultural life gravitates around The National Theater (the oldest in Roma-nia), The Opera House, Iaşi State Philarmonic, Tataraşi Atheneum, a famous botanical garden (the oldest and largest in Romania), the Central University library (the oldest in Romania), an array of museums and memorial houses, an independent theater and several student organizations. In 2012 Iasi was nominated to become European Cultural Capital in 2021 as sunrise interface (or ..gate) for European culture.

VENUEHotel InternationalAddress 5A Palat St., 700032, Iasi - RomaniaPhone +4 0332 110 070 / 072 / 060Fax +4 0332 110 073Web www.geomat.ro/registration.phpEmail sales@hotelinternationaliasi.ro

Organized by• Department of Surveying and Cadastre, Faculty of Hydrotechnics, Geodesy and Environmental Engineering from Technical University of Iasi, Romania Association of Romanian Surveyors (www.geomat.ro)• FIG Commisson 3 “Spatial Information Management” (www.fig.net/organisation/comm/3/index.asp)

FIG COMMISSION 3 WORKSHOP AND ANNUAL MEETINGInternational Symposium Geomat and EGoS General AssemblyIași 3 | 7 November 2016

RomanianSurveyorsAssociation

TechnicalUniversity of Iaşi

CALL FOR PAPERS FIG Commission 3 is waiting for your participation in the annual workshop titled “From Volume to Quality: Bridging the Gap for Spatial Data Infrastructure”, and Annual Meeting, organized in joint with the International Symposium Geomat 2016 and to the EgoS General Assembly by the Department of Surveying and Cadastre, Faculty of Hydrotechnics, Geodesy and Environmental Engineering from Technical University of Iasi and co-organized by Romania Association of Romanian Surveyors, 3-7 November 2016, Iasi – Romania

> EXTENSION DEADLINES FOR EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION TO 16/10/2016; FOR PAPER SUBMISSION;> SPECIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG SURVEYORS PRESENTING A PAPER OFFERED BY FIG FOUNDATION AND BY ROMANIAN GEODETIC ASSOCIATION;

REGISTER SOON TO THE LINK www.geomat.ro/registration.php

PARTICIPANTS AND FOCUS I invite you again in Iasi to meet colleagues in the field of surveying and to follow the relationships of international members on the latest news regarding the collection, processing and control of SIM. It will be a three day workshop on the topic “from quantity to quality, bridging the gap for spatial data infrastructure”. The amount of data circulating within the public and private sectors is increasing. The necessary structure to manage, store and update is complex. At the same time, the evolution of information technology and its spread involves the continuous updating of the processes for the verification of data quality. The workshop aims to focus on the role and signifi-cance of architectural structures of Geographic Information Systems in relation to the correct forms of managing spatial data through the Internet. The gap is resulting from processing a large volumes of spatial data (quantity) in the informatics environment, often uncontrol-lable, and thus must be filled by an appropriate approach to ensure to users the reliability of information, and to prevent incorrect decisions. The exchange of knowledge between the various members will also facilitate the synergy between public administrations that fulfill specific activities on the territory: from urbanism, to spatial planning, from the environment to civil defense, from roads to construction, from agriculture to forestry, from tourism to culture.

Papers will present methods (academic, professional, corporate, etc.) valid to ensure the correctness of the data and its proper use by citizens. Crowdsourcing / Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI), are increasingly active to provide input and stimulate action. The workshop will focus on possible answers to the scientific and theoretical questions on how we can fill the resulting gap to the processing of large amounts of spatial and environmental information to quality data and exact knowledge. This workshop will explore ideas and methods on how we can engage citizens through crowdsourcing (which together with VGI paradigms are increasingly active to provide input and stimulate action) within new reliable models of collaboration.

The workshop will provide the opportunity for delegates and contributors to present their research and experience on development and use of VGI, GIS, SIM and SDI systems and procedures.

SPECIAL SUPPORT FOR YOUNG SURVEYORSThanks to the economical support given by FIG Foundation, Commission 3 will offer to International participants academics presenting a paper under the age of 35, in addition to a special registration fee, an economical contribution that will cover part of expenses.In addition, Romanian Geodetic Association will support participation for about 15 young surveyors from Romania and Republic of Moldova not being supported by FIG and encourages participation for any academic members and students with special tariff and accommodation in Iasi student hostels if still available.

COMMISSION 3 TOPICSWhile the workshop focus is on effective utilization of VGI within the framework of SDI and SIM, a larger number of topics of interest related to SDI, SIM, VGI and crowdsourcing will be discussed. Topics will include, but are not limited to:• SDI at all levels – local, regional, national and global;• SIM challenges – natural and environmental risk prevention and disaster management, mitigation, waste management, etc.;• VGI collection, dissemination, analysis, applications, maintenance and visualization;• e-Governance and SDI in supporting decision making – theory, applications and best practice;• Integration of SDIs – cadastre, land use, utilities, environment, socio-economic;• SDI interoperability – standards, technical tools, metadata, portals;• 3D/4D Cadastre;• Utilization of VGI and Crowdsourcing with SDI, SIM and environmental information;• 2D/3D/4D geospatial models, algorithms, visualization, standards and applications;• Web and mobile GIS – challenges, services and real-time capabilities;• Business models and SDI, public-private partnerships and economic aspect.

EXTENSION DEADLINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSION FOR COMMISSIONS 3 It is important that all submitted papers focus on the workshop theme and topics. Other related topics can be proposed, but it is sugge-sted to contact the organizing committee beforehand. All papers are to be submitted through the Easychair system (details below). All registered delegates can present a single presentation/paper/poster only. Please use the FIG formatting for preparing your manuscript. Three channels for submitting papers are available:

FULL PAPER REFEREED CHANNEL

Full paper submission deadline: 08/10/2016Notification of acceptance for presentation: 12/10/2016Notification of acceptance through the peer review: 20/10/2016Final revised paper submission deadline: 25/10/2016

Papers submitted in this channel (approximately 6000 words in English) must present significant scientific results. Manuscripts must describe original work that has neither been published before, nor is currently under review elsewhere.High-quality accepted submissions will be considered for publication in an international scientific journal.

EXTENDED ABSTRACT / POSTER REFEREED CHANNEL

Extended abstract (poster) submission deadline: 08/10/2016Notification of acceptance for presentation: 12/10/2016Full paper submission deadline: 25/10/2016

The extended abstract should be 350 to 500 words in length (in English) describing the objectives, results, conclusions and significance of your work (relevant artwork can be embedded). Posters can also be presented during the workshop (instead of presentation) based on the acceptance of the extended abstract. Please note that full paper is to be submitted after acceptance for presentation (only for non-po-ster presentation).

SUBMIT YOUR PAPER TOFIG paper format can be downloaded from the workshop website.Please submit papers through the EasyChair Conference Management System, via this link: https://www.easychair.org/conferences/?conf=fig32016

All papers will be published in the event proceedings and, if anybody interested, in Romanian Universities Journal through direct contact with organizers. Commission 3 will choose a paper to be published as “FIG Paper of the Month”. For more information please consult the conference websites:http://com3fig.wix.com/fig-commission3-2016http://www.geomat.ro

LOCATIONIASI is the capital municipality of Iasi Counti in the north-eastern of Romania. Through its location Iasi is also known in Romania as “The city of 7 hills”. In the past the city was the capital of The Principality of Moldavia from 1564 to 1859, one of the two capitals of the United Principalities between 1859 and 1862, capital of Romanian kingdom between 1916-1918 during world war I. Iasi is the second largest Romanian city, being the economic, cultural and academic centre of the Romanian historic region of Moldavia. The city has the Universita-ty Alexandru Ioan Cuza which is one of the oldest and most reputable academic institution in Romania and accommodates an annual count of over 60,000 students in 5 public and 7 private universities. Iasi is the home for more than 50 churches and hosts 5 cultural centres: british, french, german, latin american & caribbean and hellenic. Technical University of Iasi ”Gheorghe Asachi” is 200 years old and in 1813 the professor Gheorghe Asachi has founded the first surveying and civil engineers school in Romanian language. This very moment in Iasi, was considered as the birth of the entire technical-engineering academic education in Romania. Iasi is the city of great ideas, the first romanian state unification, the first theater in Romanian language, the first natural history museum and the oldest universi-ty library from the country. Iasi is a true museum appreciated by many visitors from the world. The city landmarks as National Theater is considered by BBC as the second in the world as its beauty. The cultural life gravitates around The National Theater (the oldest in Roma-nia), The Opera House, Iaşi State Philarmonic, Tataraşi Atheneum, a famous botanical garden (the oldest and largest in Romania), the Central University library (the oldest in Romania), an array of museums and memorial houses, an independent theater and several student organizations. In 2012 Iasi was nominated to become European Cultural Capital in 2021 as sunrise interface (or ..gate) for European culture.

VENUEHotel InternationalAddress 5A Palat St., 700032, Iasi - RomaniaPhone +4 0332 110 070 / 072 / 060Fax +4 0332 110 073Web www.geomat.ro/registration.phpEmail sales@hotelinternationaliasi.ro

Organized by• Department of Surveying and Cadastre, Faculty of Hydrotechnics, Geodesy and Environmental Engineering from Technical University of Iasi, Romania Association of Romanian Surveyors (www.geomat.ro)• FIG Commisson 3 “Spatial Information Management” (www.fig.net/organisation/comm/3/index.asp)

FIG COMMISSION 3 WORKSHOP AND ANNUAL MEETINGInternational Symposium Geomat and EGoS General AssemblyIași 3 | 7 November 2016

Iași Iași - Hotel International

RomanianSurveyorsAssociation

TechnicalUniversity of Iaşi