The 4th Annual International Conference on the Application and Development of

Geospatial Technologies in Mongolia

Programe of the Conference

June 21, 2010 - Mongolia- Japan Center, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
830-900 Registration
900-920 Opening ceremony
1. Prof. Lkhagvajav Ch - Director of School of Physics and Electronics, NUM
2. Samuel Wearne - Environmental Scientist, Australian Youth Ambassador for Development, Institute of
Geoecology, Mongolian Academy of Science
920-930 Keynote Speaker - Khudulmur S - Director of National Remote Sensing Center
Session 1: GIS policy and Natural Resource Management – Dr. Chuluun T
930-950 Erdenetuya M Information Computer Centre Air temperature and precipitation comparison
derived FY-2 Geostationary satellite and ground
measurements
950-1010 Altanbagana M Dryland Sustainability Institute, Vulnerability assessment of
NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Mongolian social-ecological systems
laboratory, NUM
1010-1030 Tuul B GTZ, Land Management and Fiscal GIS based Land information system over Mandal
Cadastre project, Government soum, Selenge aimag of Mongolia
1030-1050 Gantsetseg B International Land Systems, Co., Spatial Multi Criteria Analysis For EIA
Project officer
1050-1110 Coffee break
Session 2: Field Applications 1– Narantuya D
1110-1130 Amarsaikhan D Institute of Informatics and Remote A conceptual framework for update of urban GIS
Sensing, Mongolian Academy of by RS data
Sciences
1130-1150 Munkhnasan L Institute of Geo-Ecology Role of atlas in the cartography science in
Mongolia
1150-1210 Ochirsukh B Department of Environmental Mapping Forest Functions Using GIS in Selenge,
Science and Ecological Mongolia
Engineering, Korea University
1210-1230 Jambajamts L Department of Meteorology and Defining water vapor volume in the troposphere by
Hydrology, using Global Positioning System (GPS)
Faculty of Earth Sciences,
National University of Mongolia
1230-1400 Lunch time
Session 3: Land cover and Land use – Dr. Erdenetuya M
1400-1420 Tsolmon R NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Human Impact on Land Cover Changes in
laboratory, NUM Mongolia

1420-1440 Bulgan D Information Computer Centre,
National Remote Sensing Center
1440-1500 Elbegjargal N Information Computer Centre,
National Remote Sensing Center
1500-1520 Chuluun T Dryland Sustainability Institute,
Tserenchunt B Mongolia, NUM-ITC-UNESCO
RS/GIS Laboratory, National
University of Mongolia
Estimation of snow cover and glacier size Using
Landsat and Aster satellite data
Land cover classification of Protected Area using
Landsat
Vegetation Trends Analysis in Mongolia: Using
Long-Term Remotely Sensed Vegetation Index
(1982-2008)
1520-1540 Enkhjargal N NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Determination of moisture in the southern slopes of
laboratory, NUM the Khangai range in Mongolia using remotely
sensed data
1540-1600 Tea and coffee break
Session 4: Atmospheric studies, Geophysics, – Prof. Tugjsuren N
1600-1620 Batjargal G Institute of Meteorology and Weather Radar of Mongolia
Hydrology
1620-1640 Davaakhuu G Research centre of astronomy and Dynamics of solar energy radiance in the morning
Geophysics
1640-1700 Tugjsuren N Mongolian University of Science Climate conditions and desertification in Mongolia
and Technology
1700-1720 Ganbat B Department of Geophysics, Quantification of solar radiation energy on
School of Physics and Electronics, horizontal and tilted surfaces at Ulaanbaatar and
NUM Sainshand stations
1720-1740 Discussion
1800 Closing

The 4th Annual International Conference on the Application and Development of

Geospatial Technologies in Mongolia

Programe of the Workshop (Mongolian)

June 22, 2010 - Mongolia and Japan Center, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
900 Registration
Session 1: Field Applications 2: Dr. Amarsaikhan D
910-930 Taejin Park Division of Environmental Science Estimation of forest stand volume and
and Ecological Engineering, Korea biomass using aerial photo and airborne
University LiDAR data
930-950 Suvdantsetseg B Graduate School of Media and Ecotourism development planning in the
Governance, Keio University, Biger soum of Gobi-Altai province, Mongolia
Fujisawa, Japan
950-1010 Amarsaikhan D Institute of Informatics and RS, Urban land cover classification using very
Mongolian Academy of Sciences, high resolution satellite images
Coffee break

Astronomical Workshop and Training Course

1010-1040 Dulmaa A NUM-ITC-UNESCO Remote Journey to the constellation

Sensing and GIS laboratory, NUM
1045-1115 Lkhagvajav Ch School of Physics and Electronics, Let’s visit to the Sun
NUM
1120-1150 Batmunkh D Academy of Science and Did you know more about the planets of Solar
Technology system
1155-1225 Batsukh G School of Physics and Electronics, What’s “shooting star”
NUM
1230-1350 Coffee break
1350-1220 Tugjsuren N Mongolian University of Science About Galaxies
and Technology
1225-1355 Davaakhuu G Academy of Science and Structure and evolution of the Universe
Technology
1400-1430 Tungalag N Academy of Science and Development of telescope and observation
Technology
1430- 1500 Discussion and Closing
1800 Star party
Poster Session (21, 22 June, coffee break time and lunch time)
1. Munknasan L Academy of Geo-Ecology
2. Bayartungalag B NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Use Remote Sensing and Geographic
laboratory, NUM Information System in high mountain
vegetation research
3. Tungalag A NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Land Degradation Mapping using MODIS
laboratory, NUM data
4. Odkhuu NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Land cover change and degradation in
laboratory, NUM Tsogtstetsii soum in Umnugovi province
using RS and GIS
5 Oyutsetseg Ts NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Determination of seasonal dynamics in
laboratory, NUM Glacier and Snow coverage using Remote
sensing
6 Undrakh B NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Flood risk mapping
laboratory, NUM
7 Gandoljin N NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Using GIS and Remote Sensing to monitor
laboratory, NUM toxic substance dispersal from a Gold Mine in
Khongor Soum, Darkhan Province in
Mongolia from.

8 Shijir-Erdene NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS Munkh-Khairkhan’s current frigidity

9 Purevsuren N
laboratory, NUM
Institute of Geography, Mongolian
Academic of Sciences,
NUM-ITC-UNESCO RS&GIS
laboratory, NUM
dynamics, it’s inclining for hydrographical
network
Application of GIS, RS for surface runoff
influence study in the river basin