Table of Contents
| 1. An Attempt to Define the Domain of Contemporary Cartography | ||
| Marek Baranowski, Dariusz Gotlib, Robert Olszewski | 269–281 | |
| 2. Techniques of geomatics in inventory of advertising boards and equipment | ||
| Milena Ezman, Dariusz Korpetta | 283–298 | |
| 3. The concept of a multifunctional spatial information system supporting the management and the use of real estate at the Warsaw University of Technology | ||
| Dariusz Gotlib, Miłosz Gnat | 299–318 | |
| 4. Analysis of main problems of integration of district WMS services concerning cadastral data | ||
| Waldemar Izdebski | 319–331 | |
| 5. Model of spatial data flow in public administration based on a process approach | ||
| Ewa Janczar | 333–346 | |
| 6. The usage of network analyses in the design of detours of mass events on the example of the Orlen Warsaw Marathon | ||
| Michał Kałuski, Jerzy Chmiel, Anna Fijałkowska | 347–359 | |
| 7. Methods of creating models of road networks based on cadastral data | ||
| Elżbieta Lewandowicz, Przemysław Lisowski | 361–371 | |
| 8. Finding the optimal locations of bike stations in Piaseczno city using spatial analysis | ||
| Monika Mitrowska, Anna Fijałkowska, Jerzy Chmiel | 373–388 | |