Geospatial Research Group

Geospatial Research Group

Collection and analysis of spatial data at city and regional level. Organization and implementation of spatial data into a database for smart city applications.

Examination of spatial data based on crowdsourcing describing environmental characteristics. Spatial data include physical (noise, air pollution) and social (subjective sense of security) data.

Creating an accurate georeference for archived remote sensing data by implementing modern algorithms proven in photogrammetry. Numerical modelling of geophysical problems that can be described by differential equations using the method of finite differences.

Time series analysis of georeferenced satellite imagery for land use and to detect changes in land tenure systems.

Keywords: crowdsourcing, noise pollution, subjective sense of safety, georeferencing, land use

Participants

References

[1]     Katona Janos; Gulyas Margit Horoszne: Determination of factors modifying land value based on spatial data. In: Dániel Drótos (Dániel Drótos Automation) ME / GIK / Institute of Automation and                                                  Infocommunications; József Vásárhelyi (József Vásárhelyi embedded systems) ME / GIK / Institute of Automation and Infocommunications; László Czap (Speech Processing László Czap) ME / GIK / Institute of                          Automation and Infocommunications; Ivo Petráš (ed.) Proceedings of the 19th International Carpathian Control Conference (ICCC 2018)
[2]     Molnár, Gábor: Orthocorrection of KH-5 ARGON Satellite Imagery of the Aral Sea, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GEOINFORMATICS 17: 1 pp. 85-92. , 8 p. (2021)
[3]     Pődör, Andrea; Szabó, Szilard: Geo-tagged environmental noise measurement with smartphones: Accuracy and perspectives of crowdsourced mapping
          ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING B-URBAN ANALYTICS AND CITY SCIENCE (2021)
[4]     Jakobi, Ákos; Pődör, Andrea: GIS-Based Statistical Analysis of Detecting Fear of Crime with Digital Sketch Maps: A Hungarian Multicity Study
          ISPRS INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GEO-INFORMATION 9: 4 Paper: 229 (2020)

Tender activity

  • DsinGIS – CBHE project 585718-EPP-1-2017-1-HU-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP (2017-3069) Establishment of a Doctoral School of Geoinformatics in Uzbekistan
  • gSmart Project http://em-gsmart.zgis.net/gsmart 45696-EM-1-2013-1-AT-ERA MUNDUS-EMA21
  • SROP 4.2.1 / B-09/1 / KONV-2010-0006, Development of Intellectual, Organizational and R&D Infrastructure at the University of West Hungary, 2010-2013
  • COST Action TD1202: Mapping and the Citizen Sensor
  • COST Action CA17125 – Public Value Capture of Increasing Property Values
  • 530808-Tempus-1-2012-1-HU-TEMPUS-JPCR): 2012-2015 www.ge-uz.eu
  • EU TEMPUS Project: 544051-TEMPUS-1-2013-SE-JPCR
  • GiN2K (http://www.gi-n2k.eu/);
  • ELFRUS, eENVPLUS (http://www.eenvplus.eu/)
  • Tempus GEM (http://tempusgem.zgis.net/) 510978-TEMPUS-1-2010-1-AT-TEMPUS-JPCR

Cooperating partners

Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (PLUS) (Austria)
Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Melioration (TIIAME) Tashkent (Uzbekistan)
National University of Public Administration.