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VENUE FOR 2017: BERLININTERGEO is a meeting point for experts and decision-makers from the worlds of politics, science and industry on an international stage in Germany’s vibrant capital.

THE TOPICS: EXCITING. CURRENT. PIONEERING.Use the trade fair and conference to experience and discuss GEO IT’s constantly evolving applications and future trends. Entirely in keeping with its long-standing motto “Knowledge and action for planet Earth”, the event in Berlin will cover ground-breaking developments and applications with drones plus hot topics such as smart cities and digital planning/building projects (building infor-mation modelling), including virtual and augmented reality. With COPERNICUS as one of its headline topics, this year’s conference acknowledges the growing importance of remote surveying from space. Very aptly given that Berlin is hosting the event this year, open data and open government are further key focal points.

Don’t miss out! Join the geospatial community!

Our event website has everything you need in terms of travel arran-gements, accommodation and tips for a perfect stay in Berlin. It also describes specialist INTERGEO excursions that will provide exciting insights and experiences to complement the conference programme.

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INTERGEO 2016

PROF. HANSJÖRG KUTTERER

DVW PRESIDENT

PROF. MANFRED WEISENSEE

DGFK PRESIDENT

Dear Sir/Madam and fellow members of the industry!

Three years have passed and it is time once again for INTERGEO and the German Cartography Conference to invite you to this major event in Germany’s capital city, Berlin. Don’t miss out on this wonderful chance to immerse yourself in the geo-community!

Everyone’s talking about the digitalisation of our surroundings, working environment and everyday life – Geoinformation 4.0, BIM and smart cities are just some of the most popular terms. Innovative forms of capturing data – COPERNICUS, UAVs and other mobile procedures – are becoming increasingly crucial to an extremely wide range of applications and call for innovative processing and presentation methods. These developments have a direct effect on our sector!

INTERGEO and the German Cartography Conference will be addressing precisely these issues. Presentations and discussions with eminent experts will offer appetising food for thought and suggest viable solutions. We will also be looking at future career paths for geodesists. And the choice of Berlin as host city means that themes such as eGovernment and open government will top the agenda. Come and be a part of the action!

We look forward to welcoming you to INTERGEO and the German Cartography Day in Berlin.

Prof. Hansjörg Kutterer, DVW President

Prof. Manfred Weisensee, DGfK President

The big step the building industry is about to take towards digitalisa-tion also directly affects the geospatial community. This development will be presented and discussed in great detail together with related disciplines at INTERGEO. The third dimension will take on a new, far-reaching significance, initially for surveying.

With the successful launch of Sentinel 2B and Germany’s CODE-DE platform, which has now been activated, satellite data is increasingly becoming a focal point of numerous new applications. This applies equally to surveying and cartography. The conference sheds light on these developments, also emphasising European aspects.

BUILDING INFORMATION MODELLING – BIM

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HIGHLIGHT CONFERENCE TOPICS

Smart Cartography

SmartEnergy

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The DGfK – German Cartographic Society e.V. – will once again be holding its cartography conference as part of INTERGEO. The conference will highlight the importance of this discipline in an increasingly digitalised world. Cartography is constantly meeting new user requirements and this will also be demonstrated at INTERGEO. A scientific discipline is constantly reinventing itself.

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The keynote speech of Klaus Vitt, State Secretary at the German Federal Ministry of the Interior, addresses important digitalisation issues. Digitalisation is important, but so is ensuring appropriate data security and data protection in both business and private applications. This is a key prerequisite for the transformation of our society.

In his keynote speech entitled “Transformation through Digitalisati-on” the President of Hexagon Geosystems Dr. Jürgen Dold will talk about the impact of digitalisation on the geospatial sector, its busi-ness models and its incorporation into macroeconomic relationships, and also about the form this might take in the future.

KEYNOTE SPEECHES LOOK TO THE FUTURE:

KLAUS VITT,

STATE SECRETARY AT THE GERMAN FEDERAL MINISTRY OF THE INTERIOR

DR. JÜRGEN DOLD,

PRESIDENT, HEXAGON GEOSYSTEMS

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The digital transformation also directly affects the work of geodesists. In a stimulating panel discussion, new and changed requirements for this profession will be examined from various perspectives with a geodata management focus. The way the profession is practised and the training provided must adapt, but how?

GEODESIST 4.0 PANEL DISCUSSION

Our industry is undergoing a dynamic transformation and is increa-singly moving into related fields. This is throwing up many new chal-lenges for which solutions need to be found. The conference addresses key issues such as open data, georeferencing 2016 and GNSS as part of Galileo and discusses them in the international context.

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2017 CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

COOPERATION PARTNERS SPONSORS

Active cooperation with our partners and many others makes INTERGEO a central, cross-industry platform.

Urheberrecht leicht gemacht – DGfK Recht und Geodaten – 12/2015 Seite 1/6

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kartographie e.V. Gesellschaft für Kartographie und Geomatik

Gemeinsame Kommission Recht und Geodaten von DGfK, DGPF und DVW

Urheberrecht leicht gemacht –

Karten und Geodaten für Unterricht, Wissenschaft und Beruf nutzen und publizieren

Was schützt das Urheberrechtsgesetz?Das Gesetz über Urheberrecht und verwandte Schutzrechte schützt den Urheber und bestimmte Leistungserbringer vor Nach-ahmung und vor wirtschaftlicher Ausbeutung ihrer Leistung. Der Schutz des geistigen Eigentums steht als Grundrecht gleichbe-rechtigt neben der Freiheit der Wissenschaft und der Information.

Die Gemeinsame Kommission Recht und Geo-daten stellt Ihnen diese Information zur Verfü-gung, um Ihnen die Nutzung und Weiterver-wendung von Geodaten zu erleichtern. Diese Information soll Ihnen dabei helfen, rechtliche Auseinandersetzungen mit den Inhabern der Rechte an den Geodaten zu vermeiden.

Die Gemeinsame Kommission leistet jedoch keine Rechtsberatung. Im Falle eines Rechts-streits empfehlen wir Ihnen, sich an einen Rechtsanwalt Ihres Vertrauens zu wenden.

Werke

Urheberrechtlich schutzfähig sind Werke der Literatur, Wissenschaft und Kunst. Als Werke gelten persönliche geistige Schöpfungen, also z.B. wissenschaftliche Arbeiten mit Texten, Bildern, Zeichnungen und Karten. Ohne die Erlaubnis des Urhebers darf grundsätzlich nie-mand dessen Werk vervielfältigen, verbreiten oder öffentlich wiedergeben, insbesondere im Internet öffentlich zugänglich machen.

Der Urheberrechtsschutz beginnt mit der Er-stellung des Werkes, ohne dass irgendwelche

Formalien wie z.B. eine Registrierung erfüllt sein müssen. Der Urheberrechtsschutz endet siebzig Jahre nach dem Tod des Urhebers. Bei Werken, die von Verlagen, Behörden oder an-deren Institutionen im eigenen Namen heraus-gegeben werden, endet der Urheberrechts-schutz siebzig Jahre nach dem Erscheinen.

Beispiele für urheberrechtlich geschützte Geo-daten sind Stadtpläne (Abb. 1) oder topogra-phische Karten (Abb. 4) in ihrer charakteristi-schen Darstellung.

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Gemeinsame Kommission Recht und Geodaten von DGfK, DGPF und DVW

Urheberrecht leicht gemacht –

Karten und Geodaten für Unterricht, Wissenschaft und Beruf nutzen und publizieren

Was schützt das Urheberrechtsgesetz?Das Gesetz über Urheberrecht und verwandte Schutzrechte schützt den Urheber und bestimmte Leistungserbringer vor Nach-ahmung und vor wirtschaftlicher Ausbeutung ihrer Leistung. Der Schutz des geistigen Eigentums steht als Grundrecht gleichbe-rechtigt neben der Freiheit der Wissenschaft und der Information.

Die Gemeinsame Kommission Recht und Geo-daten stellt Ihnen diese Information zur Verfü-gung, um Ihnen die Nutzung und Weiterver-wendung von Geodaten zu erleichtern. Diese Information soll Ihnen dabei helfen, rechtliche Auseinandersetzungen mit den Inhabern der Rechte an den Geodaten zu vermeiden.

Die Gemeinsame Kommission leistet jedoch keine Rechtsberatung. Im Falle eines Rechts-streits empfehlen wir Ihnen, sich an einen Rechtsanwalt Ihres Vertrauens zu wenden.

Werke

Urheberrechtlich schutzfähig sind Werke der Literatur, Wissenschaft und Kunst. Als Werke gelten persönliche geistige Schöpfungen, also z.B. wissenschaftliche Arbeiten mit Texten, Bildern, Zeichnungen und Karten. Ohne die Erlaubnis des Urhebers darf grundsätzlich nie-mand dessen Werk vervielfältigen, verbreiten oder öffentlich wiedergeben, insbesondere im Internet öffentlich zugänglich machen.

Der Urheberrechtsschutz beginnt mit der Er-stellung des Werkes, ohne dass irgendwelche

Formalien wie z.B. eine Registrierung erfüllt sein müssen. Der Urheberrechtsschutz endet siebzig Jahre nach dem Tod des Urhebers. Bei Werken, die von Verlagen, Behörden oder an-deren Institutionen im eigenen Namen heraus-gegeben werden, endet der Urheberrechts-schutz siebzig Jahre nach dem Erscheinen.

Beispiele für urheberrechtlich geschützte Geo-daten sind Stadtpläne (Abb. 1) oder topogra-phische Karten (Abb. 4) in ihrer charakteristi-schen Darstellung.

GERMAN SPEAKING CHAPTER

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How to join CLGE

Applications to join CLGE must be submit-ted in writing to the Secretary General. The applicant must provide:

· confirmation that it represents the majority of Geodetic Surveying professionals in a particular country

· the level of academic qualifications of its members, and

· the professional disciplines practised by its members.

If the criteria for membership are met, the Executive Board will propose acceptance of the application to the General Assembly. The decision to accept the application requires a two-thirds majority.

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Welcome: Professor Hansjörg Kutterer, President of the DVW KEYNOTE SPEECHES

Data security and data protection: Klaus Vitt, State Secretary at the German Federal Ministry of the Interior Digitalisation: Dr. Jürgen Dold, President of Hexagon Geosystems

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Georeferencing 2016 Creating meshed point clouds Geodetic science and technology: New approaches to using satellite data

LUNCH BREAK

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Open data Sensors in photogrammetry and remote sensing

Smart cartography: Geodata – from whom – for whom

Theoretical geodesy

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Land coverage versus land use Photogrammetry meets engineering geodesy

Smart cartography: Applications Geodetic reference systems and rotation of the Earth

WEDNESDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2017

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Geodetic reference systems and rotation of the Earth

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Land management – more than an official tool

Smart city – energy Smart cartography: Applications Engineering geodesy and GNSS

LUNCH BREAK

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Relationships between urban and rural areas in the greater Berlin region

Smart city – mobility Valuation/market transparency Engineering geodesy and GNSS

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17.30

Social village Smart cartography: Methods Price trends in tense housing markets Engineering geodesy/GNSS and science slam

THURSDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2017

09.30 –

10.30

KEYNOTE SPEECH Procedural worlds – from Hollywood blockbusters to historical reconstructions using virtual reality:

Matthias Bühler, owner of vrbn Bühler

Environmental monitoring and remote sensing

11.00 –

12.30

COPERNICUS Geodesy meets BIM Trends in GNSS Gravitational field

LUNCH BREAK

14.00 –

15.30

COPERNICUS Geodesy meets BIM CLGE at INTERGEO 2017 Gravitational field

15.30 –

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Smart cartography: Innovations BIM links planning and building European spotlights on COPERNICUS/Galileo

Gravitational field

17.00 –

17.30CONCLUSION OF INTERGEO 2017

Simultaneous interpreting will be provided for much of the conference.For the latest INTERGEO conference programme, go to www.intergeo.de/conference

Thanks to our sponsors:

INTERGEO always reflects the industry ’s innovations and developments and 2017 is no exception. Two dynamic topics – SMART CITY SOLUTIONS and INTERAERIAL SOLUTIONS – will have dedicated areas at the trade fair and thus form part of the world’s leading communication platform for geodesy, geoinformation and land management.

As Europe’s number one industry event for commercial and civil drone applications, the INTERAERIAL SOLUTIONS part of INTERGEO provides a comprehensive overview of the latest market developments, integrated business models, manufac-turers and suppliers.Hall 6.1

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CONFERENCE PASS incl. trade fair Standard price DVW/DGfK member

3-Days ticket € 370 € 305

2-Days ticket € 280 € 240

1-Day ticket € 140 € 120

TRADE FAIR ONLY online on-site

Permanent ticket € 65 € 90

Day ticket € 30 € 45

Registration and tickets from 15 June 2017 Full details at www.intergeo.de/tickets

ADMISSION PRICES

EARLY-BIRD DISCOUNT available until 18 August 2017 3-Days ticket € 325 € 260

>30,000 M² EXHIBITION SPACE

IN 7 EXHIBITION HALLS

TRADE FAIR DATES: 26 – 28 September 2017

VENUE: Messe Berlin, South Entrance (Eingang Süd)Messedamm 22, 14055 Berlin, Germany

OPENING TIMES:Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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