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Republic Geodetic Authority of SerbiaRepublic Geodetic Authority of Serbia--Active Geodetic Reference Network of Active Geodetic Reference Network of

SerbiaSerbia--AGROSAGROS--

United Nations/Turkey/European Space Agency Workshop on United Nations/Turkey/European Space Agency Workshop on ““Space Technoligy Applications for SocioSpace Technoligy Applications for Socio--Economic BenefitsEconomic Benefits””

1414--17 September 2010, Istanbul17 September 2010, Istanbul

Nenad Tesla, MSc Surveyor, General Director Nenad Tesla, MSc Surveyor, General Director Nadezda Matic, MSc Surveyor, Assistant DirectorNadezda Matic, MSc Surveyor, Assistant Director

Vladimir Milenkovic, MSc Surveyor, Assistant DirectorVladimir Milenkovic, MSc Surveyor, Assistant Director

General information on the Republic of SerbiaGeneral information on the Republic of Serbia

•• Surface of Surface of the the Republic of Serbia is Republic of Serbia is 88 361 km88 361 km22

•• Republic of Serbia has Republic of Serbia has 10 086 800 10 086 800 citizenscitizens((data fromdata from 2001. ) 2001. )

•• Belgrade is the capital, with Belgrade is the capital, with 2 136 786 2 136 786 citizenscitizens ((data fromdata from 2006.2006.))

•• 23 23 cities (special territorial units)cities (special territorial units)•• 189 189 political municipalitiespolitical municipalities•• 189 189 political municipalitiespolitical municipalities•• 4522 4522 cadastral municipalitiescadastral municipalities•• 18 823 336 18 823 336 cadastral parcelscadastral parcels•• 4 230 942 4 230 942 real estate sheetsreal estate sheets

Development of the Republic Geodetic AuthorityDevelopment of the Republic Geodetic Authority

Republic Geodetic Authority (RGA) was established in 1992. under Republic Geodetic Authority (RGA) was established in 1992. under this name, through the integration of:

1.1. Republic geodetic administrationRepublic geodetic administration; ; 2.2. Geodetic authorityGeodetic authority;;3.3. Agency for photogrammetryAgency for photogrammetry ((staff members were also staff members were also

taken overtaken over););4.4. Municipal geodetic administrationMunicipal geodetic administration ((cadastres)cadastres); ; 5.5. City geodetic authority for the City of BelgradeCity geodetic authority for the City of Belgrade..5.5. City geodetic authority for the City of BelgradeCity geodetic authority for the City of Belgrade..

TheThe LawLaw onon statestate surveysurvey andand cadastrecadastre andand realreal estateestate rightsrightsregistrationsregistrations ((19921992..),), stipulatesstipulates competencescompetences ofof thethe newlynewly--formedformedRGARGA ((thethe LawLaw isis notnot inin forceforce sincesince 1111thth SeptemberSeptember 20092009..))

Competence on RGA Competence on RGA

GOVERNMENT OF REPUBLIC OF SERBIAGOVERNMENT OF REPUBLIC OF SERBIA

MINISTRY FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

SPECIAL ORGANIZATIONSMINISTRIES

REPUBLIC GEODETIC AUTHORITYENVIRONMENT AND SPATIAL PLANNING

REPUBLIC GEODETIC AUTHORITY

REPUBLIC GEODETIC AUTHORITY

Internal organization of RGAInternal organization of RGAS

EC

TO

RS

Basic geodetic works

Real Estate Cadastre

Real estate survey

Professional & admin. supervision

Legal registry

Project center

Project implementation unit –World Bank (PIU)

SE

CT

OR

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Information and communication

Legal affairs

Financial affairs

164 local offices

10 regional centersCartography and publishing

Legal frameworkLegal framework

Law on state survey and cadastre Law on state survey and cadastre

-- In force since In force since 1111thth September 2009.September 2009.

RGA’s scope of works…RGA’s scope of works…

RGA’sRGA’s scopescope ofof worksworks includesincludes geodeticgeodetic andand otherother publicpublicadministrationadministration activities,activities,concerningconcerning::administrationadministration activities,activities,concerningconcerning::1.1. Basic geodetic works (Active Geodetic Reference Network Basic geodetic works (Active Geodetic Reference Network

of Serbiaof Serbia--AGROS)AGROS);;2.2. Cadastral survey and land consolidationCadastral survey and land consolidation;;3.3. Establishment, renewal and maintenance of the Real Estate Establishment, renewal and maintenance of the Real Estate

CadastreCadastre;;4.4. Line (utilities) cadastre, establishment and maintenanceLine (utilities) cadastre, establishment and maintenance;;5.5. Professional control over geodetic worksProfessional control over geodetic works;;5.5. Professional control over geodetic worksProfessional control over geodetic works;;6.6. Issuing and revoking licenses for geodetic organization; Issuing and revoking licenses for geodetic organization; 7.7. Supervision of works performed by geodetic organizations; Supervision of works performed by geodetic organizations; 8.8. Issuing and revoking licenses for aerial surveys over Republic Issuing and revoking licenses for aerial surveys over Republic

of Serbia’s territory, for state survey maintenance purposes;of Serbia’s territory, for state survey maintenance purposes;

9.9. Address registryAddress registry;;

RGA’s scope of works…RGA’s scope of works…

9.9. Address registryAddress registry;;10.10. Maintenance of the Spatial units registryMaintenance of the Spatial units registry;;11.11. State border survey;State border survey;12.12. Determination of cadastral class and land fertility levelsDetermination of cadastral class and land fertility levels;;13.13. Cadastral revenue determinationCadastral revenue determination;;14.14. Real estate valuation and maintenance of real estate value Real estate valuation and maintenance of real estate value

registers;registers;15.15. Remote sensing, topographic survey and mappingRemote sensing, topographic survey and mapping;;15.15. Remote sensing, topographic survey and mappingRemote sensing, topographic survey and mapping;;16.16. Issuing cartographic and other types of publications; approving Issuing cartographic and other types of publications; approving

cartographic product publication;cartographic product publication;

17.17. Managing cartographic name registers; Managing cartographic name registers;

RGA’s scope of works…RGA’s scope of works…

17.17. Managing cartographic name registers; Managing cartographic name registers; 18.18. Establishment, maintenance and utilization of geodetic & Establishment, maintenance and utilization of geodetic &

cadastral information system;cadastral information system;19.19. Managing archives relating to state survey, Real Estate Managing archives relating to state survey, Real Estate

Cadastre, Utilities cadastre and topographic & mapping Cadastre, Utilities cadastre and topographic & mapping activities;activities;

20.20. Establishing and maintaining National spatial data Establishing and maintaining National spatial data infrastructure (NSDI);infrastructure (NSDI);

21.21. Validation of geodetic bases in engineering & technical fields;Validation of geodetic bases in engineering & technical fields;21.21. Validation of geodetic bases in engineering & technical fields;Validation of geodetic bases in engineering & technical fields;22.22. Offering its consultancy to the Authority in the field of Offering its consultancy to the Authority in the field of

international cooperation.international cooperation.

By the By the Law on state survey and cadastre deLaw on state survey and cadastre defined fined the new referent system in Serbia.the new referent system in Serbia.

Article 32Article 32

Spatial reference system for Republic of Serbia is terrestrially three dimensionalcoordinate system that under the definition of coordinate beginning, orientation ofcoordinate axis, ratio, length unit and time evolution, coincides with Europeanterrestrialreferencesystem– EuropeanTerrestrialReferenceSystem1989, (furtherterrestrialreferencesystem– EuropeanTerrestrialReferenceSystem1989, (furtheron as: ETRS89).

For the first time AGROS was also defined explicitly by a Law act together withintroducing of a new system. In the section of Law defining the concepts AGROS isdefined as follows:“AGROS” presents the Network of permanent stations of globalpositioning system for the territory of Republic of Serbia.

Article 38, paragraph 2

While in the section of Law defining the realization of the new Spatial referencesystem AGROS is introduced through the article 38, paragraph 2 that says:Spatialand horizontal reference systems in paragraph 1 of this article are defined by theReference network of Republic of Serbia – SREF and by the Network of permanentstations of Republic of Serbia – AGROS.

((Active Geodetic Reference NetworkActive Geodetic Reference Network of Serbia)of Serbia)

AAktivna ktivna GGeodetska eodetska RReferentna eferentna OOsnova snova SSrbirbijjee

AGROSAGROS-- Active Geodetic Active Geodetic Reference Reference NetworkNetwork of Serbia (AGROS) of Serbia (AGROS) isis a permanent GNSS service of accurate a permanent GNSS service of accurate satellite positioning on the Republic of satellite positioning on the Republic of Serbia’s territory.Serbia’s territory.

Project and establishment...Project and establishment...••Activities relating to Activities relating to AGROSAGROS establishment began establishment began inin December 2001, when December 2001, when necessary technical documentation was producednecessary technical documentation was produced;;necessary technical documentation was producednecessary technical documentation was produced;;

••InIn February 2002, cooperation was established with February 2002, cooperation was established with the European the European Academy Academy ooff thethe Urban Urban EnvironmentEnvironment regarding the establishment of a regarding the establishment of a permanent permanent GNSS GNSS station network for 16 countries in station network for 16 countries in CCentral and Eastern entral and Eastern Europe, called EUPOS (European Position Determination System)Europe, called EUPOS (European Position Determination System);;

••On that occasionOn that occasion,, it was decided that it was decided that –– by harmonizing technical standards by harmonizing technical standards ––the existing AGROS project should become subthe existing AGROS project should become sub--project of a EUPOS system.project of a EUPOS system.

AGROS=EUPOSAGROS=EUPOSthe existing AGROS project should become subthe existing AGROS project should become sub--project of a EUPOS system.project of a EUPOS system.

Republic Geodetic Authority (RGA) in June 2003 began Republic Geodetic Authority (RGA) in June 2003 began implementation of permanent implementation of permanent GNSS GNSS station network Project station network Project

Project Project -- nnetwork conceptetwork concept

implementation of permanent implementation of permanent GNSS GNSS station network Project station network Project for the Serbian territoryfor the Serbian territory –– AAGROSGROS..

AGROS is designed as a central system, AGROS is designed as a central system, comprised of three interlinked components: comprised of three interlinked components:

1.1. permanent station component, permanent station component, 2.2. communication component andcommunication component and3.3. user component. user component.

Basic founding principles of AGROS have been devised strictly according Basic founding principles of AGROS have been devised strictly according to EUPOS rules (Standard Summary to EUPOS rules (Standard Summary –– June 2003)June 2003)::

Permanent station componentPermanent station component

–– Permanent stations must be mainly evenly distributed, covering the Permanent stations must be mainly evenly distributed, covering the whole of Serbian territorywhole of Serbian territory (34 GNSS permanent stations);(34 GNSS permanent stations);

–– The average distance between stations is 70 kmThe average distance between stations is 70 km;;–– Receiver’s antenna must be placed on stable terrain, not in the vicinity Receiver’s antenna must be placed on stable terrain, not in the vicinity

of devices that represent sources of electromagnetic radiation (active or of devices that represent sources of electromagnetic radiation (active or passive)passive);;

–– Elevation mask must be 15Elevation mask must be 15 degrees and the area above the elevation degrees and the area above the elevation mask must be such as to provide undisturbed reception of satellite mask must be such as to provide undisturbed reception of satellite mask must be such as to provide undisturbed reception of satellite mask must be such as to provide undisturbed reception of satellite signalssignals..

Since such a system depends on several factors and primarily on Since such a system depends on several factors and primarily on telecommunication infrastructure, original draft design had to be telecommunication infrastructure, original draft design had to be readjusted, in order to find an optimal solution given the conditions. readjusted, in order to find an optimal solution given the conditions.

Communication component basically consists of: Communication component basically consists of: •• control center, control center,

Communication and user componentCommunication and user component

•• control center, control center, •• telecommunication components that provide links between telecommunication components that provide links between GNSS GNSS

permanent stationspermanent stations and the control center, andand the control center, and•• telecommunication components necessary for linking the control center and telecommunication components necessary for linking the control center and

the user component. the user component.

Control center structure must provide data reception from Control center structure must provide data reception from GNSS GNSS permanent permanent stations, its processing and user communication. stations, its processing and user communication.

Based on the requirements mentioned and according to AGROS Based on the requirements mentioned and according to AGROS PProject roject design, the following (minimal) control center configuration has been design, the following (minimal) control center configuration has been defined:defined: computer and an adequate application supporting control center’s computer and an adequate application supporting control center’s operation, server dedicated to permanent stations’ data reception and user operation, server dedicated to permanent stations’ data reception and user communication server. communication server.

Permanent stations are planned to communicate with the control Permanent stations are planned to communicate with the control center via analogue or digital telephone lines, while the users are center via analogue or digital telephone lines, while the users are

Communication and user componentCommunication and user component

center via analogue or digital telephone lines, while the users are center via analogue or digital telephone lines, while the users are planned to communicate via the Internet or using GPRS/planned to communicate via the Internet or using GPRS/GSMGSMtechnology, through 3 user services:technology, through 3 user services:

•• RTKRTK -- < 2< 2--3cm3cm accuracyaccuracy (FKP and VRS) (FKP and VRS) •• DGPS DGPS -- accuracy accuracy < 50cm< 50cm•• PPostprocessingostprocessing

20 m

2m

1m5 m

1/2cm

1cm

•• Active Geodetic Reference Network of Active Geodetic Reference Network of

EstablishingEstablishing and exploitation...and exploitation...

•• Active Geodetic Reference Network of Active Geodetic Reference Network of Serbia Serbia –– AGROS was established on 1AGROS was established on 1stst

of December 2005of December 2005..

•• Economic exploitation started on 16Economic exploitation started on 16thth

of December 2005of December 2005..

•• Presently, the network consists of 32 Presently, the network consists of 32 •• Presently, the network consists of 32 Presently, the network consists of 32 GNSS permanent stations (2 GNSS GNSS permanent stations (2 GNSS stations receive corrections from stations receive corrections from GALILEO satellites).GALILEO satellites).

GNSS permanent GNSS permanent stations stations -- equipmentequipmentGNSS permanent stations are GNSS permanent stations are with with Trimble’sTrimble’s

equipmentequipment::equipmentequipment::

•• mainly 5700mainly 5700

•• 4 stations 4 stations –– 44004400

•• 1 station 1 station –– NetRSNetRS

•• 22 stations stations –– NetRNetR55

The antenThe antennnas are Zephyr Geodetic and Choke as are Zephyr Geodetic and Choke Ring:Ring:Ring:Ring:

•• 2 Choke Ring2 Choke Ring antenantennnasas

•• 30 Zephyr Geodetic 30 Zephyr Geodetic antenantennnasas

•• The stations are located on The stations are located on

GNSS permanent stations…

•• The stations are located on The stations are located on the the RGA’s RGA’s local offices local offices buildings (linked via optical buildings (linked via optical cables to the control center);cables to the control center);

•• The one station is located on The one station is located on the building of Faculty of the building of Faculty of Civil Engineering Civil Engineering –– Belgrade Belgrade (connected via the Internet to (connected via the Internet to (connected via the Internet to (connected via the Internet to the control center).the control center).

Control center…Control center…The control centThe control centerer is is located in RGAlocated in RGA’s’s Headquarters in Belgrade, Headquarters in Belgrade, where data acquisition is performed.where data acquisition is performed.where data acquisition is performed.where data acquisition is performed.

Control center…Control center…

Trimble5700

Trimble5700

Trimble5700

Trimble5700

Trimble5700

LAN

Network Router

Analog ModemISDN Modem

Analog modemISDN Modem

Local PCwith GPSBase

57005700 5700 5700

Internet

5700

Com Server

LAN

Com Server

GPSNet Server

Access Server

Internet

User's PC

GPServer Web

GSM

GPRS

The connection to the control centre is The connection to the control centre is established through optic cables established through optic cables –– L2VPNL2VPN

Communication between users and control center has been established by Communication between users and control center has been established by using Internet or GPRS technology, through 3 userusing Internet or GPRS technology, through 3 user’s’s services: services:

CommunicationCommunication......

using Internet or GPRS technology, through 3 userusing Internet or GPRS technology, through 3 user’s’s services: services: •• RTKRTK•• DGPSDGPS•• PPostprocessingostprocessing

Rover…Rover…

The users mainly use The users mainly use VRSVRS––Virtual Referent Stations for field Virtual Referent Stations for field The users mainly use The users mainly use VRSVRS––Virtual Referent Stations for field Virtual Referent Stations for field measuringmeasuring..

UsersUsers......

At the momentAt the moment, there are, there areaboutabout22440 0 At the momentAt the moment, there are, there areaboutabout22440 0 users:users:−− Private companiesPrivate companies−− Academic institutionAcademic institutionss

•• 90 % 90 % of the users utilize the of the users utilize the RTKRTKserviceservice

•• The price of the service is The price of the service is

10 %

•• The price of the service is The price of the service is ~~ 0.18 0.18 €€ / min/ min

•• Flat rateFlat rate 90 %

AGROS AGROS RTK AGROS DGPS

PricesPrices......

AGROS AGROS RTK AGROS DGPS

1 Price per started minute 13,6 8,5

Using per hours

2 10 hours 8.500,00 5.320,00

3 20 13.600,00 8.500,00

4 50 21.250,00 13.290,00

Flat Rate

6 1 months 27.200,00 17.000,006 1 months 27.200,00 17.000,00

7

6 142.800,00 63.750,00

8

12 255.000,00 127.500,00

9 AGROS PP (per hour) 1.020,00 595

(1 (1 €€ = = 105105 RDS)RDS)

Coordinates…

•• The network was calculated The network was calculated according toaccording to EUREF standards.EUREF standards.

•• The calculations took 24 hours.The calculations took 24 hours.•• The network closure is about 1 cm.The network closure is about 1 cm.•• Total control software was used.Total control software was used.•• Reference frame ITRF96Reference frame ITRF96, , epoch epoch

1998.71998.7

••GPS NetGPS Net

SoftwareSoftware

••For data processing Bernese software is usedFor data processing Bernese software is used

New software New software –– test phasetest phase

Working process control and control of users:Working process control and control of users:

New software New software –– test phasetest phase

•• By the end of August a new By the end of August a new GPS measurement campaign GPS measurement campaign in in 1212 pointspoints (6 points EUREF, (6 points EUREF, 6 points SREF)6 points SREF) is finished.is finished.

•• For 5 daysFor 5 days

EUREF CampaignEUREF Campaign

•• For 5 daysFor 5 days•• 24 hours a day24 hours a day•• Data processing will be done Data processing will be done

in Bernese softwarein Bernese software•• The results will be presented The results will be presented

to the ETWGto the ETWG (EUREF (EUREF Technical Work Group)Technical Work Group)committeecommittee

•• The new realization of the The new realization of the •• The new realization of the The new realization of the system will be ETRS89system will be ETRS89

•• In new referent system In new referent system realization we will be realization we will be following EUREF guidelinesfollowing EUREF guidelines

ME

••EstablishmentEstablishment ofof GLONASSGLONASSstationsstations inin majormajor townstowns hashas beenbeenplannedplanned toto bebe donedone byby thethe endend ofofthisthis yearyear (purchase(purchasethreethreenewnew

Future activitieFuture activitiess

thisthis yearyear (purchase(purchasethreethreenewnewequipmentequipment itemsitems -- 33 NetRNetR55));;••WithWith existingexisting 22 GNSSGNSS stationsstationsandand 88 GNSSGNSS stationsstations withwith LeicaLeica12001200GG+GG+ equipment,equipment, almostalmost allallterritoryterritory ofof SerbiaSerbia willwill bebecoveredcovered byby GLONASSGLONASS..

••Establishment of the backup Establishment of the backup ••Establishment of the backup Establishment of the backup

control center.control center.

••Establishment of the alarm Establishment of the alarm

systems.systems.

Integration within EPNIntegration within EPN (European Permanent Network of GNSS (European Permanent Network of GNSS

permanent stations: permanent stations:

Future activitieFuture activitiess

permanent stations: permanent stations:

��It is planned to connect 2 GNSS permanent stations to the EUREF It is planned to connect 2 GNSS permanent stations to the EUREF

permanent Network.permanent Network.

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

Consortium for Central European GPS Geodynamic Consortium for Central European GPS Geodynamic Reference Network (CEGRN)Reference Network (CEGRN)

••Participation in international Participation in international campaigns such as CEGRNcampaigns such as CEGRN..

••Five GNSS permanent stations Five GNSS permanent stations are taking part in this campaignare taking part in this campaign..

Dr.Dr. Richard A. BennettRichard A. Bennett,,

International CooperationInternational CooperationCurrentlyCurrently,, the AGROS network is involved in several projects, the AGROS network is involved in several projects, such as such as ddata ata eexchange with the University of Arizonaxchange with the University of Arizona -- The project The project purpose is the research on Earth crust deformationpurpose is the research on Earth crust deformation..

Dr.Dr. Richard A. BennettRichard A. Bennett,,

University of Arizona Department of University of Arizona Department of GeosciencesGeosciences Tectonic geodesyTectonic geodesy

Deformation Earth crustDeformation Earth crust

Serbia 2mm per yearSerbia 2mm per year

http://geodesy.geo.arizona.edu/pages/http://geodesy.geo.arizona.edu/pages/publications.phppublications.php

International CooperationInternational CooperationCooperation with the Italian Institute for Volcanology and Cooperation with the Italian Institute for Volcanology and GeophysicsGeophysics--researche of seismic movementsresearche of seismic movements..

Mr.Mr. Giulio SelvaggiGiulio Selvaggi

Head of the National Earthquake Head of the National Earthquake Center of INGVCenter of INGV--Instituto Instituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Nazionale di Geofisica e VulcanologiaVulcanologia, , AOO RomaAOO Roma

www.ingv.itwww.ingv.it

GNSS permanent stations in the Republic of Serbia are being GNSS permanent stations in the Republic of Serbia are being connected or tested to GNSS stations within the connected or tested to GNSS stations within the neighbouring neighbouring countries: countries:

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

•• GNSSnet.huGNSSnet.hu (Republic of Hungary) (Republic of Hungary) –– connected 2009connected 2009

•• MAKPOS MAKPOS (Republic of Macedonia) (Republic of Macedonia) –– in the test phasein the test phase

•• BULIPOSBULIPOS (Republic of Bulgaria) (Republic of Bulgaria) –– in the test phasein the test phase

•• CROPOSCROPOS (Republic of Croatia) (Republic of Croatia) –– test phase is finishedtest phase is finished

•• ROMPOS ROMPOS (Republic of Romania) (Republic of Romania) –– begining of the test phasebegining of the test phase

Cooperation with the neighbouring countries Cooperation with the neighbouring countries -- Institute of Geodesy, Institute of Geodesy, CartographyCartography and Remote Sensing and Remote Sensing -- FÖMIFÖMI,, Budapest, HungaryBudapest, Hungary––Republic Hungary GNSS network Republic Hungary GNSS network –– GNSSnet.huGNSSnet.hu

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

BUTE

PENC

SZFV

KECS

CSOR TATA

ZALA

MISC

MONO

JASZ

SUME

FUZE

PUSP

SPRN

DEBR

VA

SANYLE

GKU4

SKNZ

SKVK

SKRS

SKTV

FLDB

OBWT

SIOF

SZOL

GY

OM

SALG

SA

RV

PAPA

BODO

SKRV

GYFC

DUJV

SATU

ORAD

MUKA

OROS

KAPO

BALESZEG

50 km 100 km

NIZSHALA

OM

SIKL

GYULBODO

PAKS

BARC

GPS reference station

GPS/GLONASS reference station

Planned station location

Reference stations

ARAD

SUBO

SOMB

CAKO

BJEL

SLAT

KIKI

http://www.sgo.fomi.huhttp://www.sgo.fomi.hu

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

CooperationCooperation withwith thethe neighbouringneighbouring countriescountries–– RepublicRepublic MacedoniaMacedoniaGNSSGNSS networknetwork -- MAKPOSMAKPOS

CooperationCooperation withwith thethe neighbouringneighbouring countriescountries–– RepublicRepublic BulgariaBulgariaGNSSGNSS networknetwork --BULiPOSBULiPOS

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

CooperationCooperation withwith thethe neighbouringneighbouring countriescountries–– RepublicRepublic CroatiaCroatiaGNSSGNSS networknetwork -- CROPOSCROPOS

International CooperationInternational CooperationCooperationCooperation withwith thethe neighbouringneighbouring countriescountries–– RepublicRepublic RomaniaRomaniaGNSSGNSS networknetwork -- ROMPOSROMPOS

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

CooperationCooperation withwith thethe neighbouringneighbouring countriescountries–– RepublicRepublic MontenegroMontenegroGNSSGNSS networknetwork -- MONTEPOSMONTEPOS

The network may be accesed via RGA’s official website –www.rgz.gov.rsand also via the network’s website –

http://agros.rgz.gov.rs.

The network may be accesed via RGA’s official website –www.rgz.gov.rsand also via the network’s website –

http://agros.rgz.gov.rs.

www.geosrbija.rs[Map Browser]

NSDI (National Spatial Data Infrastucture) NSDI (National Spatial Data Infrastucture) –– Initial activitiesInitial activities

RGA as provider of fundamental spatial data has the key role in implementation of the infrastructure of spatial data at the national level in accordance with the current European initiatives

Draft Strategy for Establishment of the NSDI for the period 2010 – 2012

Metadata standard is defined, based on INSPIRE and ISO 19115 standards

Metadata editor was developed for supporting the set metadata standard and to facilitate collection and maintenance of the metadata

The initial geoportal ’geoSrbija’ as a tool for viewing and share distributed spatial data and services under the umbrella of the NSDI became operational in November 2009 [www.geosrbija.rs]

NSDI Council was established by the Serbian Government

RGA is president of NSDI council

http://agros.rgz.gov.rshttp://agros.rgz.gov.rs

www.rgz.gov.rswww.rgz.gov.rswww.geosrbija.rswww.geosrbija.rs

Thank you for your Thank you for your aattention!ttention!

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