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On May 24-25, 2004, the Jubilee International Scientific and Technical Conference devoted to the 225th anniversary of MIIGAiK (Moscow State University for Geodesy and Cartography) took place in Moscow, Russia.
This Conference was titled "Geodesy, Cartography, Cadastre in the service of Russia"
Scientific and Technical presentations in the following fields were made:
- Geodesy and Cartography Development in Russia
- Academic and Methodology Problems of Further Development of Cartography and Geodesy Education
- Modern Methods for Cartographic and Surveying Work
- Earth Aero and Space Remote Sensing Methods and Photogrammetry
- Cartographic and Surveying Support for Land and Property Cadastre, Urban Cadastre
- Geoinformation Systems (GIS) in Surveying, Cartography and Cadastre
- Geoecology
- Geoinformatics
- Optical and Optoelectronic Measuring Devices and Complexes
- Humanitarian and Social Problems of Geodetic Education Development
There were two sessions on Planetary Cartography at the Moscow conference, and a meeting of ICA commission on Planetary Cartography.
The preliminary program for the Planetary Cartography sessions included the following papers:
1. Russia on the Moon: recording space history in The International Atlas of Lunar Exploration.
Stooke, Philip J., Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada N6A 5C2.
2. New geologic mapping of Mars using THEMIS daytime thermal images from Mars Odyssey spacecraft.
Jim Zimbelman, K.Shockey, CEPS/NASM, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.
3. On Geometric Optimization of True-3D Presentations Using Lenticular Foil.
Manfred Buchroithner, Olga Waelder, Dresdener Technology University, Germany
4. Investigations into Shape from Shading for Refinement of Digital Elevation Model Derived from Mars Express HRSC Image Data.
Egon Dorrer, A.Kerimov, G.Neukum, A.Ostrovsky and HRSC-team
5. Topographic Mapping of Mars: From Hectometer to Micrometer Scales
Randolph Kirk, Flagstaff Space Center, Arizona
6. Planetary maps for the Public: the new Map of the Moon in the multilingual planetary map series and planetary maps in the Topografy World Atlas.
Henrik Hargitai, Eotvos University, Budapest, Hungary.
7. Multilingual Planetary Map Series
K.B.Shingareva, B.V.Krasnopevtseva, MIIGAiK
M.Buchroithner, DTU
8. Database structure model on Planetary Cartography
K.B.Shingareva, S.M.Leonenko , MIIGAiK
9. Compiling of Data Organization on Zond Program for access by Internet
B.V.Krasnopevtseva, A.V.Kurpichev, K.B.Shingareva, MIIGAiK
10. Combining Mars Data in the open source Geo Information System GRASS
for Geological Mapping
M. Wählisch1, C. Deuchler1, S.Gehrke2, E. Hauber1, J. Oberst1, R. Jaumann1
(1) Institute of Planetary Research, German Aerospace Center, Rutherfordstr. 2, D-12489 Berlin, (marita.waehlisch@dlr.de)
(2) Technical University of Berlin, Department Photogrammetry and Cartography, Sekr. EB 9, Straße des 17. Juni 135, D-10623 Berlin
11 Remote Sensing methods for evaluation of planetary surface nature peculiarities,
S.G.Pugacheva Sternberg State Astronomical Institute Moscow Lomonosov State University
12. A Compilation of Hypsometric Maps of the Moon,
Litvin P.V., Rodionova J.F., Shevchenko V.V. Sternberg State Astronomical Institute Moscow Lomonosov State University
13 Automated Making of the Map of Isidis Basin.
J.A.Iluhina and J.F.Rodionova Sternberg State Astronomical Institute Moscow Lomonosov State University
14. Planetary Cartography of Unvisible
V.V.Shevchenko Sternberg State Astronomical Instutute at Moscow Lomonosov State University
15. Modern thematic cartography of the Moon.
Kaydash V. G., Shkuratov Yu. G.
16. Cartographic Aspects of Venus Study. Historical Retrospactive and Current State
G.A.Burba, V.P.Shashkina ,Vernadsky Institute of Geochemistry and Analytical Chemistry RAN
17. Coordinate System Transformation for Non-spherical Celestial Bodies
M.E.Fleis, Institut of Geography, Russian Academy of Science
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