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The 4th Annual International Conference on the Application and Development ofGeospatial Technologies in Mongolia

Programe of the Conference

June 21, 2010 - Mongolia- Japan Center, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

830

-900

Registration

900

-920

Opening ceremony

1. Prof. Lkhagvajav Ch - Director of School of Physics and Electronics, NUM

2. Samuel Wearne - Environmental Scientist, Australian Youth Ambassador for Development, Institute of

Geoecology, Mongolian Academy of Science

920

-930

Keynote Speaker - Khudulmur S - Director of National Remote Sensing Center

Session 1: GIS policy and Natural Resource Management Dr. Chuluun T

930-950 Erdenetuya M Information Computer Centre Air temperature and precipitation comparison

derived FY-2 Geostationary satellite and ground

measurements

950

-1010

Altanbagana M Dryland Sustainability Institute,

NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Vulnerability assessment of

Mongolian social-ecological systems

1010

-1030

Tuul B GTZ, Land Management and Fiscal

Cadastre project, Government

GIS based Land information system over Mandal

soum, Selenge aimag of Mongolia

1030

-1050

Gantsetseg B International Land Systems, Co.,

Project officer

Spatial Multi Criteria Analysis For EIA

1050

-1110

Coffee break

Session 2: Field Applications 1 Narantuya D

1110

-1130

Amarsaikhan D Institute of Informatics and Remote

Sensing, Mongolian Academy of

Sciences

A conceptual framework for update of urban GIS

by RS data

1130

-1150

Munkhnasan L

Institute of Geo-Ecology Role of atlas in the cartography science in

Mongolia

1150

-1210

Ochirsukh B Department of Environmental

Science and Ecological

Engineering, Korea University

Mapping Forest Functions Using GIS in Selenge,

Mongolia

1210

-1230

Jambajamts L Department of Meteorology and

Hydrology,

Faculty of Earth Sciences,

National University of Mongolia

Defining water vapor volume in the troposphere b

using Global Positioning System (GPS)

1230

-1400

Lunch time

Session 3: Land cover and Land use Dr. Erdenetuya M

1400

-1420

Tsolmon R NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Human Impact on Land Cover Changes in

Mongolia

1420

-1440

Bulgan D Information Computer Centre,

National Remote Sensing Center

Estimation of snow cover and glacier size Using

Landsat and Aster satellite data

1440

-1500

Elbegjargal N Information Computer Centre,

National Remote Sensing Center

Land cover classification of Protected Area using

Landsat

1500

-1520

Chuluun T

Tserenchunt B

Dryland Sustainability Institute,

Mongolia, NUM-ITC-UNESCO

RS/GIS Laboratory, National

University of Mongolia

Vegetation Trends Analysis in Mongolia: Using

Long-Term Remotely Sensed Vegetation Index

(1982-2008)

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1520

-1540

Enkhjargal N NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Determination of moisture in the southern slopes o

the Khangai range in Mongolia using remotely

sensed data

1540

-1600

Tea and coffee break

Session 4: Atmospheric studies, Geophysics, Prof. Tugjsuren N

1600

-1620

Batjargal G Institute of Meteorology and

Hydrology

Weather Radar of Mongolia

1620

-1640

Davaakhuu G Research centre of astronomy andGeophysics

Dynamics of solar energy radiance in the morning

1640

-1700

Tugjsuren N Mongolian University of Science

and Technology

Climate conditions and desertification in Mongol

1700

-1720

Ganbat B Department of Geophysics,

School of Physics and Electronics,

NUM

Quantification of solar radiation energy on

horizontal and tilted surfaces at Ulaanbaatar and

Sainshand stations

1720

-1740

Discussion

1800

Closing

The 4th

Annual International Conference on the Application and Development of

Geospatial Technologies in Mongolia

Programe of the Workshop (Mongolian)

June 22, 2010 - Mongolia and Japan Center, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

9

00

RegistrationSession 1:Field Applications 2: Dr. Amarsaikhan D

910

-930

Taejin Park Division of Environmental Science

and Ecological Engineering, Korea

University

Estimation of forest stand volume and

biomass using aerial photo and airborne

LiDAR data

930

-950

Suvdantsetseg B Graduate School of Media and

Governance, Keio University,

Fujisawa, Japan

Ecotourism development planning in the

Biger soum of Gobi-Altai province, Mongolia

950

-1010

Amarsaikhan D Institute of Informatics and RS,

Mongolian Academy of Sciences,

Urban land cover classification using very

high resolution satellite images

Coffee break

Astronomical Workshop and Training Course

1010

-1040

Dulmaa A NUM-ITC-UNESCO Remote

Sensing and GIS laboratory, NUM

Journey to the constellation

1045

-1115

Lkhagvajav Ch School of Physics and Electronics,

NUM

Lets visit to the Sun

1120

-1150

Batmunkh D Did you know more about the planets of Solar

system

Academy of Science and

Technology

1155

-1225

Batsukh G Whats shooting starSchool of Physics and Electronics,

NUM

1230

-1350

Coffee break

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1350

-1220

Tugjsuren N Mongolian University of Science

and Technology

About Galaxies

1225

-1355

Davaakhuu G Academy of Science and

Technology

Structure and evolution of the Universe

1400

-1430

Tungalag N Academy of Science and

Technology

Development of telescope and observation

1430

- 1500

Discussion and Closing

1800

Star party

Poster Session (21, 22 June, coffee break time and lunch time)

1. Munknasan L Academy of Geo-Ecology2. Bayartungalag B NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Use Remote Sensing and Geographic

Information System in high mountain

vegetation research

3. Tungalag A NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GISlaboratory, NUM

Land Degradation Mapping using MODIS

data

4. Odkhuu NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GISlaboratory, NUM

Land cover change and degradation in

Tsogtstetsii soum in Umnugovi province

using RS and GIS

5 Oyutsetseg Ts NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Determination of seasonal dynamics in

Glacier and Snow coverage using Remote

sensing

6 Undrakh B NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Flood risk mapping

7 Gandoljin N NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Using GIS and Remote Sensing to monitor

toxic substance dispersal from a Gold Mine in

Khongor Soum, Darkhan Province in

Mongolia from.

8 Shijir-Erdene NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Munkh-Khairkhans current frigidity

dynamics, its inclining for hydrographical

network

9 Purevsuren N Institute of Geography, Mongolian

Academic of Sciences,

NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS

laboratory, NUM

Application of GIS, RS for surface runoff

influence study in the river basin