Cadastre Engineering Land survey

The Topographic Engineering in the development of the countries of America

This is the name of the First Ibero-American Congress of Topographic, Geodetic and Geomatic Engineering to be held in Jalisco, Mexico.

Topographical engineering The event is being promoted by 11 Mexican Colleges of Engineers Surveyors, and will be from 16 to 18 October 2013.

The general objective is to shape the vision of these disciplines on projects linked to territorial management and development.

It coincides with the parallel event EXOPOACOMIT-2013, where important geo-engineering companies will show the best of their instruments and applications.

Topics to be developed:

The Topographical, Geodesic and Geomatic Engineering in the Disciplines of:

Territorial Planning
Urbanism and Regional and Municipal Development
Systematization of Rural and Urban Cadastre
Agricultural Cadastre
Risk Mitigation and Disaster Prevention
Design and Planning of Urban Roads and Roads
GeoTechnologies of the Information
Territory and Environment
Satellite technology
Geographic information systems
Geographic Information Systems applied to Municipal Management and Exploitation
Of Urban Infrastructures.
Geostatistics Information Systems
Digital Photogrammetry Systems
Remote sensing
New technologies VANs, SCAN, LASER
Environment and Sustainable Development
Cartographic Editions
Oceanography
Mines and Petroleum
Waterworks
Electrical Works
Airports
Inland waterways
Road infrastructure
Marine Works: Ports, Navigation Channels, Dredging
Dams-Bridges- Tunnels
Buildings
Property Valuation

In addition, normative aspects related to:

Normativity of work developed in coastal environments
Normativity of the referenced works
Normative Framework for Professional Practice
Evaluation of the teaching of Topographic Engineering, Geodetic Engineering and Geomatic Engineering, in Higher Education Institutions.
Certification of Topographic, Geodesic and Geomatics Engineering in Universities
Professional Development and Intergenerational and International Relations

The opportunity is open to suggest and apply for papers. The papers for this Congress will be presented as abstracts in Spanish.

In an extension of at most 1 page.
With the following format (in Word):
For the heading: Arial 12 uppercase and lowercase.
Job title (bold)
Full name of each author [Name (s) followed by Last name (s)]. The first author must be who presents the work.
Name of the institution where the work was done.
Postal address, telephone and email of the responsible author or group leader.
For text body: Arial 12 uppercase and lowercase.
Abstract in free format.
Papers will be attached online at the time of registration.
In order for papers to be considered within the conference program, it is essential to have submitted the paper no later than August 17
Acceptance letters will be available on the conference page in PDF format, from the 10 of September.
The presentation of lectures will be scheduled for a duration of one hour and the shorts from thirty to 40 minutes. A period of 10 minutes is usually scheduled for questions and answers after each conference. These times are recommended and can be modified according to the quality of the papers, the planned scope or any other consideration that merits relevance. It is important for the speaker to explain when submitting his abstract, the duration of the presentation and the presentation material he requires.