Fourth UN-GGIM-AP Plenary Meeting

The Fourth UN-GGIM-AP Plenary Meeting

9 October 2015, Jeju Island, Republic of Korea 14:00-17:00

International Convention Center, Jeju

The Fourth Plenary Meeting of UN-GGIM-AP was held in conjunction with the Twentieth United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Pacific (UNRCC-AP) in Jeju Island, the Republic of Korea from 6 to 9 October 2015. It was attended by 125 representatives of 27 countries and 10 specialized agencies as well as international scientific organizations and other entities.

1.  List of Documents
   1. Meeting Agenda
   2. Record of Proceedings
2. Meeting Documents

Adoption of the agenda and other organizational matters:

1. Report of the Conference [PDF]
2. Provisional Agenda [PDF]
3. Rules of Procedure [PDF]
4. Documentation for the Conference [PDF]
5. Organization of Work [PDF]

Report of the United Nations Committee of Experts on Global Geospatial Information Management [Presentation]

Report of the Regional Committee of United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management for Asia and the Pacific

1. Report of the Regional Committee of United Nations Global Geospatial Information Management for Asia and the Pacific [Presentation]
2. Report of the UN-GGIM-AP Working Group 1: Geodetic Reference Framework for Sustainable Development [Presentation]
3. Report of the UN-GGIM-AP Working Group 2: Data Sharing and Integration for Disaster Management [Presentation]
4. Report of the UN-GGIM-AP Working Group 3: Place-based Information Management for Economic Growth [Presentation]

Report on the implementation of resolutions adopted at the 19th United Nations Regional Cartographic Conference for Asia and the Pacific [Presentation]

Country reports:

1. Country Report of Thailand [Presentation]
2. Country Report of Japan [Presentation]

Invited papers on achievements and developments in geospatial information management in addressing national, regional and global issues:

1. Integrating Geospatial Information into the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development [Presentation]
2. Regional perspectives of geospatial information for the Global development Agenda [Presentation]
3. National perspectives: Japan's View [Presentation]
4. Regional perspectives of geospatial information for the Global development Agenda [Presentation]
5. Maps in today’s world [Abstract]
6. Geodetic Reference Frame: Australia [Presentation]
7. The Global Geodetic Reference Frame: An International Association of Geodesy Perspective [Presentation]
8. Modernisation of Fiji's Geodetic Dataum [Presentation]
9. Mongolian Geodetic Reference System [Presentation]
10. Geodetic reference frame of Asia and the Pacific assimilating VLBI observation [Presentation]
11. The Revision of Geocentric Datum of Malaysia 2000 (GDM2000) [Presentation]
12. Counter measures against disasters in Japan and promotion of approaches for disaster risk reduction in each member country of the UN-GGIM-AP[Presentation]
13. Regional cooperation on space technology applications for DRR and SD [Presentation]
14. Geospatial Information for Disaster Risk Reduction: Indonesia plan for 2015-2019 [Presentation]
15. Mapping of the Typhoon Haiyan Affected Areas in the Philippines Using Geospatial and Very High Resolution Satellite Images [Presentation]
16. Canterbury SDI: lessons learned from post-earthquake recovery [Presentation]
17. Geospatial Information and Services for Disasters [Presentation]
18. Upgrade the Datasets in NSDI for Smarter Services – with the Cases of China [Presentation]
19. Renovation of the National Geospatial Dataset in Republic of Korea [Presentation]
20. Mongolian NSDI development [Presentation]
21. The Australia New Zealand Foundation Spatial Data Framework: an SDI for the 21st Century [Presentation]
22. National Spatial Data Infrastructure and Sustainable Development [Presentation]
23. Plan on establishment of National Committee Geographical Name and Spatial Data Infrastructure in Viet Nam [Presentation]
24. Strengthening Sustainable Land Administration and Management through Geospatial Information in Asia and the Pacific region [Presentation]
25. Fit-for-Purpose Land Administration Tools and Approaches [Presentation]
26. Addressing Land Administration and Management Opportunities: A Land Locked Country’s Perspective [Presentation]
27. Land registration and the relationship of land registration among government bodies in Viet Nam [Presentation]
28. Leveraging 3D Mapping for Planning and Land Management [Presentation]
29. Leveraging eCadastre for National Economic Transformation [Presentation]