DEPARTMENT OF GEODEZY 

The Department of Geodesy offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs. By developing and using modern technological solutions and including them in the educational process, we educate independent, competent, and employable graduates. The Department of Geodesy was established in 1980. First headed is Prof. Damdinsuren. Since 2014, it has been working in the Department of Geodesy.

The Bachelor program of Geodesy was accredited by ASIIN, in 2017. Since 2016, the State Olympiad in Geodesy has been organized every year and has been cooperating with professional, state, and private organizations.

The graduates of the Bachelor's degree program in geodesy have knowledge of the basics of processing and analysis of temporal and spatial data, as well as technical, methodical, and legal knowledge in geodesy. They are able to independently analyze basic survey problems and implement practical solutions.

The graduates have the ability to collect simple relevant information, analyze and evaluate it, and are able to become acquainted independently with simple topics and problems, as well as an overview, analyze, interpret, and evaluate them. They are able to determine measurements, perform mathematical processing, measure, map, and calculate by working in all fields of social, economic, and engineering development. They can classify area-specific problems and choose suitable methods for acquiring measurement data, and for analyzing and evaluating them.

On June 7, 2012, the Bachelor of Geodesy program have been accredited for a period of 5 years by National Education Accreditation Council. In 2017, the Bachelor of Geodesy program was accredited by the European ASIIN.

Research and professional activity:

• To determine geometry parameters of reservoirs and oil product storage tanks using laser scanning technology
• To research medium-scale topographic maps of Mongolia
• To research clarification of satellite images for medium and large-scale topographic maps
• To create a large-scale topographic mapping based on satellite imagery
• To research methodological of topographic map processing using unmanned aerial vehicles and satellite data
• To research surveying of large-scale topographical images for use in road, building and engineering network planning
• To research measuring of the 2^nd class Leveling of Mongolia
• To study of geodetic monitoring of Open pit
• To enhance the theory of land administration
• To analyze the legal framework of land reform
• To address the issues regarding land administration and planning and find ways to solve them
• To perform projection calculation and conversion of thematic mapping
• To conduct research in many study fields, including the land valuation method of Ulaanbaatar city.

The department of geodesy now has equipped research center and laboratories in the following areas:

Trimble laboratory for research and training

Cabinet of Geodetic measurement and surveying

Laboratory of ESRI

Cabinet of Land administration

Staff:

Head of department: GANZORIG Erdenenemeh (Ph.D)

Associate Professor: ERDENECHIMEG Purevjav (Ph.D)

        ULZIISAIKHAN Ganbold (Ph.D)

Senior lecturer:         GANTULGA Balgansuren (M.Sc)

                                    BAYARMAA ENKHBOLD (Ph.D)

Lecturer:                    URJINKHAND Sodnomdarjaa (M.Sc)

                                    UNDARMAA Damdinsuren (M.Sc)

                                     ALTANSUKH Ulziibadrakh (M.Sc)

                                    JARGALMAA Sukhbaatar (M.Sc)

                                    LUVSANDAGVA Purev (M.Sc)

                                    DULAMJAV Myagmarsuren (M.Sc)

Teaching Assistant: DULGUUN Davaatseren (M.Sc)