• Robert W. Foster, President of FIG: The Global Role of Surveying in the New Millennium

• John Leonard, Secretary-General, CERCO: Europe's Official Mappers  - Quo Vadis?

• Jirí Síma, Director-General, Czech Office for Surveying Mapping and the Cadastre: Surveying, Mapping and Cadastre in the Czech Lands - History, Present State and Perspectives

• Prof. Ian Williamson (Australia) and Prof. Don Grant (Australia): The United Nations and FIG Bathurst Declaration on Land Administration for Sustainable Development - A Challenge for Surveyors
• Dr. Sylvie Lacroux, UNCHS (Habitat): Challenges in Rebuilding a New Land Administration System in Post-Conflict Countries
• Dr James Riddell and Dr Fritz Rembold, FAO: Farm Land Rationalisation and Land Consolidation: Strategies for Multifunctional Use of Rural Space in Eastern and Central Europe
• Prof. Stig Enemark (Denmark) and Dr Frances Plimmer (UK): Mutual Recognition of Professional Qualifications in the Surveying Profession
• Iain Greenway (UK): Surveyors and Standardisation

• Jaroslav Šimek (Czech Republic) and Prof. Jan Kostelecký (Czech Republic): Modern Geodetic Network and Datum in Europe
• Prof. Nicolas Paparoditis (Greece): Integration of Techniques for Digital Mapping
• Prof. Michel Kasser (France): New Modern Height Determination Techniques
• Dr Naser El-Sheimy (Canada): Integrated Systems and their Impact on the Future of Positioning, Navigation and Mapping Applications
• Prof. Alojz Kopacik (Slovak Republic): Trends of the Highway Tunnel Building in Slovakia

• Jiří Novák (Czech Republic): The Key Issues of Implementation and Certification of ISO 9001 Quality Control System in GEODIS BRNO, spol. s r.o.
• Prof. Dr. Klaus Kummer (Germany): Reorganisation of the Surveying System in the Eastern Part of Germany after Reunification - Examples and Outlook
• Prof. Stig Enemark (Denmark): Creating a Quality Culture in Surveying Education 
• Prof. John Parker (Australia): Quality Awards and Surveyors

• Prof. Jean-Marie Becker (Sweden), Prof. Hansbert Heister (Germany) and Dr Vaclav Slaboch (Czech Republic): New Technical Standards Improving the Quality in Positioning and Measurement
• Prof. Paul Cross (UK), Matt Higgins (Australia) and Roger Lott(UK): Reference Frames in Practice: The Role of Professional, Scientific, Standards and Commercial Organisations
• Prof.  Karl-Hans Klein (Germany) and Dr. Otto Heunecke (Germany) : Aims and Activities in German Standardisation respective Engineering Surveys
• Sean Hinds (Canada): Quality in Transition - A Journey for CHS (Canadian Hydrographic Service) 

• Dr. Dan Sharni (Israel) & Haim B. Papo (Israel): The Carmel Mountains Precise Geoid  Additional paper included only in the proceedings

• Prof. Ian Masser, EUROGI: Spatial Data Infrastructures in Europe
• Panel Discussion: 
  • Prof. Bernd Teichert (Germany): NSDI in Germany
  • Robin A. McLaren (UK): NSDI in the UK 
  • Kari Strande (Norway): «Norway GI-digital» - an Infrastructure for the Entire Society
  • Milan Konecny and Dr Josef Hojdar (Czech Republic): National Geoinformation Infrastructure on the Czech Republic - Preliminary View of Neoforum
• Vit Suchanek (Czech Republic) and Josef Jirman (Czech Republic): The Enhanced Information System of the Cadastre of Real Estates of the Czech Republic Additional paper included only in the proceedings

• Diane Awo Dumashie (UK): Coastal Industrialised Land Development in the UK 
• Richard M. Betts (USA): The Revolution in How We Work
• Helge Onsrud (Norway): Developing FIG Agenda 21 - A Presentation of a Draft FIG Statement on Sustainable Development
• Zbynek Smejkal (Czech Republic): Property Assessment in the Czech Republic
• Michael Yovino-Young (USA): Commission 9 as Key to Global Network of Appraisal and Valuation Organizations

• Diana Lee-Smith, Gender Unit, Catalina Trujillo, Women and Habitat Programme and Sylvie Lacroux, Land Management Programme, UNCHS(Habitat): CSD-women - Position Paper on Land Management

• Prof. Henrik Haggrén (Finland) and Prof. Esben Munk Sørensen (Denmark): An Overview to Virtual Academy - Methods and Techniques
• Prof. Bela Markus (Hungary): Educational Metadata
• Ales Cepek and Josef Hnojil (Czech Republic): Internet in Education, Practical Experience and Future Plans
• Prof. Julian Rouch (USA): Summary of Models of Surveying Curricula around the World" 
• Prof. Svato Michalcak (Slovak Republic): Methodology for the  Self-development of Professional Personality in the Information Era 

• Erik Jan Kleingeld (Netherlands): Public-Private Partnership in Urban Redevelopment, Quo Vadis?
• Dr. Violeta Puscasu (Romania): Urban Renewal in Romania
• Dr. Milan Turba (Czech Republic): Strategic Plan for Prague
• Giuseppe Rando (Italy) and Beppino Bonazzi (Italy): City of Ferrara – Urban Renewal Project Providing for the Redevelopment of the Western Section of the City, between the Railway and the Boicelli Canal and between via Modena and the Po River

• Dr Paul Munro-Faure (UK): Commission 7 and the Bathurst Declaration – The joint Initiative with FAO on the Multilingual Thesaurus
• Dr. Richard Baldwin (UK) and Prof. Peter Dale (UK): Lessons Learned from the Emerging Land Markets in Central and Eastern Europe
• Carsten Kragh (Denmark): Practical Requirements for EU Accession Countries for Land Information Systems in Respect to Agriculture
• Ivan Pesl (Czech Republic): Cadastral Reform in the Czech Republic
• ByoungChan Ryu (Korea): Study on the Improvement of the Cadastral Surveying Organization

• Alan J. Middleton (Australia): The Turner Survey Post - A Mystery Solved 
• Klaus Rürup (Germany): Results of Working Group 1 of Commission 1 - Organisational Structures in the Surveying World 
• Iain Greenway (UK): Practical Aspects of Ethics 
• Jes Ryttersgaard (Denmark): Establishing Information Communities - A Technical or an Organisational Challenge
• Gianfranco Morocutti (Italy): The Development of the Surveyor's Profession in Italy  
• Leonie Newnham (Australia), Prof. John Parker (Australia) and Adrian Spall (Australia): Managing the Relationship between Local Government and State Government - the Victorian Experience 

• Seppo Härmälä (Finland): Struve Arc
• Vitali B. Kaptüg (Russia): The Toise-Metre Problem in the Struve Arc
• Prof. Michael Cooper(United Kingdom): Robert Hooke (1635-1703): The Hidden Surveyor Revealed
• Prof. Pavel Hanek (Czech Republic) and Antonin Svejda (Czech Republic): Historical Surveying Instruments from Bohemian Region

Special Seminar of Construction Economics and Management
- organised by FIG Ad Hoc Commission on Construction Economics and the International Cost Engineering Council (ICEC)

• Steven Boeschoten, Region II Director of ICEC (Netherlands): How to Sell Your Estimate

• Gianluca di Castri (Italy): Organisation of a Major Engineering Project

• Des Pellicena, Assistant Secretary of ICEC (UK): Project Controls University - in an International Arena

• Courtney Collins, Partner Central and Eastern Europe: Gleeds (UK): Capital Allowances and Taxation