University of Zagreb – Faculty of Geodesy
The University of Zagreb Faculty of Geodesy (GF) is the only Croatian institution providing high education in geodesy and geoinformatics and the largest faculty in this domain in south-eastern Europe. GF has 100 employees, of which about half are in scientific teaching and scientific titles. GF performs study programs in geodesy and geoinformatics at all levels (undergraduate, graduate, specialist and postgraduate). GF is the holder or partner in many scientific research and professional projects and strongly encourages and participates in projects with industrial partners from the framework of applying new technologies and technology transfers and professions. Most of the projects in which the GF participates are financed by the European Commission (currently 2 ESA, 2 Horizon2020 projects and several ESF projects, Interreg, etc.), but it also participates in national projects such as projects of the Croatian Science Foundation (currently 4 active projects). On average, GF publishes 45 scientific papers a year, which are indexed in the Web of Science (WoS) database, around half of them in Q1. The Chair of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, which is the proposer of this project proposal, is the holder of research in the field of development of advanced methods of remote sensing and photogrammetry in Croatia.
Green Stories Ltd.
Green stories Ltd. is a small private company with headquarters in town of Ivanić-Grad at the east part of Zagreb County. Even though it is a relatively young company which exists for just over a year the expertise of its owner, landscape architect Srna Krtak, is based on a 10 years of professional experience in landscape planning and landscape design. Primary focus of the company is landscape planning within spatial planning such as green infrastructure studies and strategies which are then used as certain type of environmental layer on which spatial development of a certain area is based. Beside landscape planning the company also offers a wide range of landscape design projects such us public park designs, therapeutic garden designs, private garden designs etc.
State Geodetic Administration
State Geodetic Administration (SGA) is a state administrative organisation established in 2000 that performs administrative and other tasks related to geodetic and cadastral activities, in particular the development, restoration and maintenance of the real estate cadastre, computerisation of the cadastre and geodetic-spatial system, topographic surveying and production of state maps, management of geodetic documentation, keeping statistical data of the real estate and infrastructure cadastre, geodetic-cadastral affairs for the state border on land, development and application of geodetic surveying technology in science, economy and other activities in which spatial interventions are applied or realised. A special part of the tasks within the SGA’s competence is the care of administrative, professional, development and coordination tasks of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) and the implementation of the INSPIRE Directive. SGA also performs other tasks assigned to it by a special law. SGA performs tasks within its scope in the Central Office in Zagreb and regional offices for cadastre. Regional offices (20) perform tasks within their competence in departments (95) and branches (36) following the Law on State Survey and Real Estate Cadastre (Official Gazette 112/18). SGA has approximately 1200 employees.