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The lectures for students of Geodesy on the Faculty of civil and geodetic engineering in Ljubljana: Measuring the status and changes of the Triglav glacier topography by means of archive imagery; Possibilities of aerial lasers scanning usage in practice and basics and accuracy assessment of aerial laser scanning.

In the year 2012 I had performed two lectures for the students of the geodesy at the Faculty of the civil and geodetic engineering in Ljubljana in which I had presented real examples from the practice. Each lecture was 2 hours long.

F.18 Transfer of new know-how to direct users (seminars, fora, conferences)

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Radio broadcasting VAL 202: "From bite to bite - the photographs of floods in Slovenia"

In November 2012 Slovenia was affected by extensive flooding. Through internet we made a call for collaborative gathering of images of flooded areas. With the help of interactive orientation the images, which could be used for 3D-borders of flooded areas were chosen and data acquired from them. In the radio broadcasting I had once again stressed the need of including public in the research of natural disasters and what kind of data we can expect to gain from such data.

F.17 Transfer of existing technologies, know-how, methods and procedures into practice