Advances and Trends in Geodesy, Cartography and Geoinformatics : Proceedings of the 10th International Scientific and Professional Conference on Geodesy, Cartography and Geoinformatics (GCG 2017), October 10-13, 2017, Demänovská Dolina, Low Tatras, Slov

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by  Blišt'an, Peter, Hur?íková, Viera, Mol?íková, So?a, Zeliz?aková, Vladislava

ADVANCES AND TRENDS IN GEODESY, CARTOGRAPHY
AND GEOINFORMATICS

PROCEEDINGS OF THE XTH INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL
CONFERENCE ON GEODESY, CARTOGRAPHY AND GEOINFORMATICS, DEMÄNOVSKÁ
DOLINA, LOW TATRAS, SLOVAKIA, 10–13 OCTOBER 2017
Advances and Trends in
Geodesy, Cartography and
Geoinformatics
Editors
Soňa Molčíková, Viera Hurčíková, Vladislava Zelizňaková & Peter Blišťan
Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Geographical Information Systems,
Technical University of Košice, Slovakia
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Table of contents
Preface ix
Committees of GCG 2017 xi
Part A: Surveying and mine surveying
Impact of a horizontal refraction on a geodetic network adjustment 3
M. Bajtala & Š. Sokol
3D digital mapping of cave spaces in Slovakia by terrestrial laser scanning 9
K. Bartoš, K. Pukanská, Š. Rákay, J. Sabová & P. Bella
Precision of angular measurement of total stations Trimble M3 15
J. Braun
Historical boundary marks—an outstanding heritage 21
O. Dudáček & V. Čada
Multi-sensor monitoring of suspended steel bridge structure 27
J. Erdélyi, A. Kopáčik & P. Kyrinovič
Pedestrian positioning using smartphones in building with atypical geometry 35
Ľ. Erdélyiová, P. Kajánek & A. Kopáčik
Landslide movements analysis: The case of Kadzielnia in Kielce 41
P. Frąckiewicz, K. Krawczyk & J. Szewczyk
Verification of horizontal circles quality of surveying instruments 47
V. Hašková
Accuracy analysis of continual geodetic diagnostics of a railway line 53
J. Ižvoltová & T. Cesnek
Verification of the quality of selected electro-optical rangefinders according to
STN ISO 17123-4: 2013 59
J. Ježko & Š. Sokol
Landslide movement monitoring as an element of landscape protection 65
K. Krawczyk & J. Szewczyk
Measuring and creating of the mapping documentation of the part
of the Josef Gallery 71
T. Křemen
Influence of image compression on image and reference point accuracy in
photogrammetric measurement 77
M. Marčiš & M. Fraštia
Photogrammetric deformation measurement of concrete f lat slab 83
M. Marčiš, M. Fraštia & T. Augustín
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High-resolution 3-D mapping for the survey of valuable inaccessible Medvedia Cave
in the National Park of Slovenský raj 89
K. Pukanská, K. Bartoš, J. Sabová & D. Tometzová
The influence of refraction on determination of position of objects under water using
total station 95
Š. Rákay, K. Bartoš & K. Pukanská
Enhanced maximal precision increment method for network measurement optimization 101
M. Štroner, O. Michal & R. Urban
Errors of electronic high precision short distance measurement 107
M. Štroner, J. Braun, F. Dvořáček & R. Urban
Mapping of spoil heap by commercial and home-assembled fixed-wing UAV systems 113
R. Urban, B. Koska & M. Štroner
The comparison of selected robust estimation methods for adjustment of
measurements in geodetic network 119
V. Zelizňaková & T. Hurčík
Part B: Geodetic control and geodynamics
Is Galileo ready for precise geodetic applications? 127
Ľ. Gerhátová, M. Mináriková & M. Ferianc
Application of microgravity for searching of cavities in historical sites 133
J. Chromčák, J. Ižvoltová & M. Grinč
Kronstadt height datum on the territories of the Czech and Slovak republics and
its connection to a global vertical reference frame 139
V. Vatrt, R. Machotka & M. Buday
Part C: Cartography and geoinformatics
Some possibilities of using geographic information systems in analysis of the potential
of destination Slovenský raj (Slovakia) in tourism 147
P. Blišťan, M. Šoltésová, B. Kršák, C. Sidor & Ľ. Štrba
Aggregation of uncertain information and its implementation in geographic
information systems and spatial databases 153
R. Ďuračiová, M. Muňko & J. Caha
SQL base for managers and visitors of the Kielce botanical garden 159
R. Florek Paszkowski
Displaying of easements in vector cadastral maps 165
Ľ. Hudecová & R. Geisse
3D visualization of extraction progress in the quarry Lehôtka pod Brehmi using tools
of digital cartography 171
V. Hurčíková, S. Molčíková & T. Hurčík
Conceptual basis for a modeling cultural heritage in Slovakia: Harmonisation
requirements and application the Humboldt project tools 177
K. Kročková
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Open structured databases’ use for spatial econometrics within data-driven governance
and business intelligence 183
B. Kršák, C. Sidor & Ľ. Štrba
Analysis of LiDAR data with low density in the context of its applicability for the
cultural heritage documentation 191
T. Lieskovský, J. Faixová Chalachanová, L. Lessová & M. Horňák
Classification of digitized old maps 197
M. Talich, O. Böhm & L. Soukup
Author index 203
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Advances and Trends in Geodesy, Cartography and Geoinformatics – Molcˇ íková et al. (Eds)
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Preface
The anniversary 10th International Scientific and Professional Conference Geodesy, Car-
tography and Geoinformatics (GCG 2017) was organized under the auspices of the Faculty
of Mining, Ecology, Process Control and Geotechnologies, Technical University of Košice,
Slovakia. 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 Uni-
versity of Technology in Bratislava (Slovakia), the Faculty of Civil Engineering of Czech
Technical University in Prague (Czech Republic), the Polish Polytechnic of Świętokrzyskie
in Kielce (Poland), AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow (Poland), Upper
Nitra Mines Prievidza, plc. (Slovakia) and the Slovakian Mining Society (Slovakia). The
conference was held October 10–13, 2017 in the Low Tatras, Slovakia.
The purpose of the conference was to facilitate a meeting that would present novel and
fundamental advances in the field of geodesy, cartography, and geoinformatics for scien-
tists, researchers, and professionals around Middle Europe. Conference participants had the
opportunity to exchange and share their experiences, research, and results with other col-
leagues, experts, and professionals. Participants also had the possibility to extend their inter-
national contacts and relationships for furthering their activities.
The conference focused on a wide spectrum of topics and areas of geodesy, cartography,
and geoinformatics 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 and Geoinformatics
• 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
32 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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