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Contents Updated Announcement for the 2nd General Assembly of the IGFS First International School on “The KTH Approach to Modeling the Geoid” International Doris Service Workshop 2010 Observing and Understanding Earth Rotation Contentious Issues In UNCLOS – Surely Not? 38th COSPAR Scientific Assembly 15th General Assembly of WEGENER 2010 IAG Commission 1 Symposium 2010: Reference Frames for Applications in Geosciences (REFAG2010) International Doris Service Workshop 2010 Observing and Understanding Earth Rotation IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing (IGARSS 2010) 2010 The Meeting of the Americas Interdisciplinary CODATA Workshop on RISK Models and Applications ESA International Summer School 2010 First International School on “The KTH Approach to Modeling the Geoid” 7th International Symposium on LBS & TeleCartography ION GNSS 2010, 23rd International Technical Meeting IGCP 565 Workshop 3: Separating Hydrological and Tectonic Signals in Geodetic Observations Second SIRGAS School on Reference Systems 17th International Workshop on Laser Ranging JURSE 2011 - Joint Urban Remote Sensing Event (URBAN 2011 + URS 2011) Third Conference on Earth Observation for Global Changes (EOGC2011) 7th International Symposium on Mobile Mapping Technology IAG Sister Societies’ General Assemblies The XXIV FIG International Congress Sydney 2010 XXth EUREF Symposium in Gävle, June 2 – 5, 2010
ILRS News
The TIGO (Transportable Integrated Geodetic Observatory) SLR system, located in Concepcion Chile, is fully operational again after the devastating earthquake on February 27, 2010. The system has been continually tracking laser ranging targets since April 29 after repositioning the telescope and optical components within the laser container. The system is operated by the Bundesamt fuer Kartographie und Geodaesie (BKG) in cooperation with Chilean university partners. The publication of the ILRS 2007-2008 Report has been completed. Interested parties who would like to receive a copy can contact the ILRS Central Bureau (ilrs-cb@lists.nasa.gov). The document is also available in PDF form from the ILRS website at: http://ilrs.gsfc.nasa.gov/reports/ilrs_reports/ilrsreport_2007.html.
Carey Noll Secretary, ILRS Central Bureau
WEGENER 2010 in IstanbulSeptember 14-17, 2010, Istanbul, Turkey
The 15th General Assembly of WEGENER 2010, will be hosted by Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey on 14-17 September 2010. The 15th Assembly of WEGENER will provide a forum for presentation, discussion, coordination and scientific support for geoscientists interested in unravelling the kinematics and mechanisms of the broad Eurasian/African/Arabian collision zone. Contributions on new aspects arising from the new satellite missions for gravity, SAR and Laser Altimetry are welcome in particular. The call for abstracts is attached and further details are also available at www.koeri.boun.edu.tr/jeodezi/wegener2010/. All contributions will be subject to peer-review and will also be published in the formal proceedings of the WEGENER 2010. A special issue of the Journal of Geodynamics for WEGENER 2010 will be published and a limited number of papers will be invited for submission to a full refereeing process. · Due to high levels of interest, the deadline for submitting abstracts for the WEGENER 2010 has now been extended to 5th July 2010. · Deadline for online registration: August 6, 2010.
Haluk Ozener On behalf of the Organizing Committee
Updated Announcement for the 2nd General Assembly of the IGFSSeptember 20-22, 2010, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA
Registration is now open for the 2nd General Assembly of the IGFS - International Gravity Field Service will be held 20-22 September, in Fairbanks, Alaska, USA. Alaska has spectacular natural beauty, and exceptional geodetic and geophysical signals due to its active tectonics, volcanism, and rapid changes in the cryosphere. With the ability to measure gravity field changes by satellites (GRACE), as well as by superconducting and repeated absolute gravity, applications of gravity field information have spread from geodesy and geophysics into much broader application errors such as climate studies, glaciology and hydrology, and the meeting will pay special attention to these themes in addition to the geodetic science. Registration is open now via our website, as is abstract submission. More information is on our website, and please email the conference email if you have problems.
Website: http://www.gps.alaska.edu/IGFS2/ Email: igfs2@gi.alaska.edu
Jeffrey Freymueller for the LOC
First International School on “The KTH Approach to Modeling the Geoid”September 20-24, 2010, Istanbul, Turkey
After the successful experiences in the determinations and evaluations of precise local geoid models in different countries, we plan to arrange the First International Geoid School based on the KTH approach. (KTH is a Swedish abbreviation for Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden.). The school takes place on September 20-24, 2010, at, and hosted by, the Department of Geomatic Engineering, Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey. The geoid school is lead by
Prof. Lars E. Sjöberg Prof. Serif Hekimuglu Royal Institute of Technology Yieldiz Technical University Division of Geodesy Institute of Geomatic Engineering Stockholm, Sweden Istanbul, Turkey Head of Geoid School Head of L. O. C.
Detailed information and registration form can be downloaded from the following webpage: http://www.infra.kth.se/geo/events/geoidschool.html.
Mohammad Bagherbandi Division of Geodesy Royal Institute of Technology (KTH)
International Doris Service Workshop 2010October 21-22, 2010, Lisbon, Portugal
The next International DORIS Service (IDS) workshop will take place at the Lisbon International Fair in Portugal, from 21-22 October 2010.
The purpose of this workshop is to bring together representatives from all DORIS groups to share information about the network, data, products, and to perform inter-comparisons. Developments and scientific results in all aspects of the DORIS system will be highlighted. The meeting will be a forum for discussion and coordination of future activities.
The IDS workshop will be organised in conjunction with:
Structure of the meeting: The IDS workshop will include thematic sessions and a splinter working session over a period of 2 days. The sessions will consist of oral presentations and posters. Among the topics to be discussed will be DORIS results with the new satellites (Jason-2 & Cryosat-2) and progress towards an operational IDS combination.
The workshop is organised by CNES and EUMETSAT. Organising Committee: EUMETSAT: Gabriele Kerrmann, Francois Parisot, Madeleine Pooley CNES: Laurence Amen, Nicole Bellefond, Sophie Coutin-Faye, Pascale Ferrage (IDS)
The Scientific Committee will draw up a programme and an agenda at a later stage, according to the submitted abstracts.
Scientific Committee: Frank G. Lemoine (chair), John Dow, Laurent Soudarin, Petr Stepanek, Pascal Willis.
Details regarding this IDS workshop as well as more general information on the two other associated meetings are posted on the conference web site http://ostst-hydro-2010.com/.
Pascale Ferrage Observing and Understanding Earth RotationA Joint GGOS/IAU Science Workshop
October 25-28, 2010, Shanghai, China
The Earth's rotation, encompassing both the rate of rotation and the location of the rotation axis with respect to the Earth's crust, is not constant but changes on all observable time scales from subdaily to decadal and longer. The wide range of time scales on which the Earth's rotation changes reflects the wide variety of processes that are causing it to change, including external tidal forces, surficial fluid processes involving the atmosphere, oceans, and hydrosphere, and internal processes acting both within the solid Earth itself and between the fluid core and the solid Earth. Knowing the rotational response of the Earth to these global-scale processes allows Earth rotation measurements to be used to study them.
Measurements of the Earth's time varying rotation have been traditionally provided by optical astrometry and the space-geodetic techniques of satellite and lunar laser ranging (SLR and LLR), very long baseline interferometry (VLBI), global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), and Doppler orbitography and radio positioning integrated by satellite (DORIS). However, the launch of the GRACE twin gravity satellites in March 2002 and the densification of the global GNSS ground receiver network afford new opportunities for studying the Earth's rotation. GRACE is directly observing the effect of mass redistribution on the Earth's rotation, and the global network of GNSS ground receivers can be used to infer changes in the load acting on the Earth's surface and its effect on the Earth's rotation from observations of changes in the Earth's shape. Combining independent observations of the Earth's rotation, gravity, and shape will enable greater insight into the common processes causing them to change.
The Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG) provides the geodetic infrastructure necessary for monitoring the Earth system, including changes in its rotation, gravity, and shape. This joint Science Workshop, organized by both GGOS and the International Astronomical Union (IAU), on Observing and Understanding Earth Rotation will be a forum for assessing our current ability to observe the Earth's time varying rotation, for assessing our current understanding of the causes of the observed variations, for assessing the consistency of Earth rotation observations with global gravity and shape observations, for exploring methods of combining Earth rotation, gravity, and shape observations to gain greater understanding of the mass load acting on the surface of the solid Earth, and for identifying improvements in the global geodetic observing system needed to further our understanding of the Earth^Ňs variable rotation.
Please visit http://GGOS-C19.shao.ac.cn/ for more information about this exciting workshop.
Richard Gross
Contentious Issues In UNCLOS – Surely Not?The Sixth ABLOS Conference: 25-27 October 2010
The Advisory Board on the Law of the Sea (ABLOS) is a subsidiary body of the International Association for Geodesy (IAG) and of the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO). One of its mandates is to organize regular conferences that explore and clarify the interface between marine law and science. The Sixth ABLOS Conference is scheduled for October 25-27, 2010, at the International Hydrographic Bureau in Monaco. This meeting will again gather specialists from a variety of disciplines to discuss challenges that arise in the application of marine science and technology while taking into account the juridical requirements of the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). This year’s Conference Proceedings will be added to the accumulation of 125 or so Web-accessible presentations that have been delivered at the five previous Conferences, and which address numerous aspects of state practice and jurisprudence in the Law of the Sea.
Completed manuscripts of accepted papers should be submitted no later than August 31, 2010 to ensure inclusion in the Proceedings which will be distributed at the close of the Conference. Formatting and submission instructions are posted on http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/ablos/ABLOS10Folder/PaperFormat.pdf A registration form can be downloaded from http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/ablos/ABLOS10Folder/ABLOS2010ConfRego.pdf A certain number of rooms have been pre-booked at hotels in and close to Monaco. A hotel booking form can be downloaded from http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/ablos/ABLOS08Folder/ABLOS2010HotelForm.doc
Conference Organizing Committee
Conference Chairman Chris Rizos, University of New South Wales COC Chairman Ron Macnab, Geological Survey of Canada (Retired) Programme coordinators Chris Carleton and John Brown, UK Hydrographic Office Advisor, Geodesy Lars Sjoberg, Swedish Royal Institute of Technology Advisor, Hydrography Luiz Carlos Torres, Hydrographic Service of the Brazilian Navy Secretariat services Steve Shipman, International Hydrographic Bureau Communications Sunil Bisnath, York University, and Ron Macnab, Geological Survey of Canada (Retired)
Chris Rizos
IAG Sponsored MeetingsJuly 18-25, 2010, Bremen, Germany URL: http://www.cospar-assembly.org/home.php September 14-17, 2010, Bogazici University, Istanbul, Turkey URL: www.koeri.boun.edu.tr/jeodezi/wegener2010/. September 20-22, 2010, Fairbanks, Alaska, USA The 2nd General Assembly of the IGFS - International Gravity Field Service follows the 1st IGFS symposium in Istanbul, August 2006, and the Symposium on Gravity, Geoid and Earth Observation, held in Chania, Greece, 2008, and is organized under the auspices of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG). The webpage of the symposium is http://www.gps.alaska.edu/IGFS2/. October 4-8, 2010, IGN, France URL: http://iag.ign.fr/index.php?id=140 October 21-22, 2010, Lisbon, Portugal The next International DORIS Service (IDS) workshop will take place at the Lisbon International Fair in Portugal, from 21-22 October 2010. The purpose of this workshop is to bring together representatives from all DORIS groups to share information about the network, data, products, and to perform inter-comparisons. Developments and scientific results in all aspects of the DORIS system will be highlighted. The meeting will be a forum for discussion and coordination of future activities. Details regarding this IDS workshop as well as more general information on the two other associated meetings are posted on the conference web site http://ostst-hydro-2010.com/. October 25-28, 2010, Shanghai, China URL: http://GGOS-C19.shao.ac.cn/
IAG Related MeetingsJuly 25-30, 2010, Honolulu, Hawaii URL: http://www.igarss2010.org/ 2010 The Meeting of the AmericasAugust 8-13, 2010, Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil URL: http://www.agu.org/meetings/ja10/ August 26-27, 2010, Berlin, Germany URL: http://www.codata-germany.org/RMA_2010/ September 1-11, 2010, Slettestrand, Denmark URL: http://www.munich-satellite-navigation-summerschool.org/ September 20-24, 2010, Istanbul, Turkey First International Geoid School on the KTH Approach will take place on September 20-24, 2010, at Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey. Detailed information and registration form can be found on the webpage of the conference http://www.infra.kth.se/geo/events/geoidschool.html. September 20-22, 2010, Guangzhou, China The 7th International Symposium on LBS & TeleCartography will be held at Spatial Information Research Center (SIRC), in the campus of South China Normal University (SCNU) on 20th - 22nd Sept, 2010, Guangzhou, China. The symposium will bring together experts from around the world to present the latest research results and developments with focus on Location Based Services in the fields of Cartography, Geoinformation, Computer Sciences, Ubiquitous and Pervasive Computing, Telecommunication, Geodesy, and Geomedia Techniques. Official Web Site: http://www.lbs2010.org/. September 21-24, 2010, Portland, Oregon, USA URL: http://www.ion.org/meetings/gnss2010cfa.cfm October 5-7, 2010, Köln, Germany October 11-13, 2010, Reno, Nevada, USA URL: http://www.igcp565.org/workshops/Reno_2010/introduction.php UN-SPIDER Bonn WorkshopOctober 12-14, 2010, Bonn, Germany URL: www.un-spider.org/workshop-bonn-2010 October 18-22, 2010, Lisbon, Portugal URL: http://www.aviso.oceanobs.com/ October 21-22, 2010, Barcelona, Spain The 2010 Workshop on GNSS Reflectometry (GNSS-R'10) will take place in Barcelona,Spain, during 21-22 October 2010.The primary objective of these GNSS-R workshops is to provide a forum for researchers working on the different aspects and applications of the GNSS Reflectometry where to review recent advances and to identify required improvements. Please visit http://congress.cimne.com/gnss-r10/ for more information on this GNSS-R'10 Workshop. October 25-27, 2010, International Hydrographic Bureau, Monaco An international conference on "Contentious Issues in UNCLOS - Surely Not?", will be organised by ABLOS, in Monaco, at the International Hydrographic Bureau, on 25-27 October 2010. URL: http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/ablos/index.html#ABLOS10 November 2-5, 2010, San Jose, CA, USA The 18th ACM SIGSPATIAL International Conference on Advances in Geographic Information Systems provides a forum for original research contributions covering all conceptual, design, and implementation aspects of GIS ranging from applications, user interfaces, and visualization to storage management and indexing issues. This conference is the premier annual event of the ACM Special Interest Group on Spatial Information (ACM SIGSPATIAL). URL: http://acmgis2010.cs.ucsb.edu/. November 2, 2010, San Jose, CA, USA 1st International Workshop on GeoStreaming (IWGS2010) is to be held in conjunction with the 18th ACM SIGSPATIAL International Conference on Advances in Geographic Information Systems (ACM SIGSPATIAL GIS 2010). URL: http://infolab.usc.edu/iwgs10/ November 8-10, 2010, Lima, Peru November 11-12, 2010, Lima, Peru December 13-17, 2010, San Francisco, USA URL: http://www.agu.org January 17-22, 2011, Concepción, Chile URL: http://www.iers.org/ February 23-28, 2011 - Gosier, Guadeloupe, France The Third International Conference on Advanced Geographic Information Systems, Applications, and Services URL: http://www.iaria.org/conferences2011/GEOProcessing11.html April 3-8, 2011, Vienna, Austria URL: http://meetings.copernicus.org/ April 11-13, 2011, Munich, Germany Contact: jurse2011@bv.tum.de April 13-15, 2011, Munich, Germany URL: http://www.pf.bv.tum.de/eogc2011/ May 25-28, 2011, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova URL: http://www.euref-iag.net/ 7th International Symposium on Mobile Mapping TechnologyJune 13-16, 2011, Krakow, Poland The Symposium MMT’ 2011 will be held on 13 – 16 June 2011, in the Sheraton hotel Cracow, Poland. We strongly invite and encourage all professionals, researchers and academics, business and industry partners, students to participate in this important event. Science Chair: Dorota Grejner-Brzezinska. The MMT2011 web site is up and running: http://www.mmtcracow2011.pl/. June 15-17, 2011, Gdynia, Poland URL: http://transnav.am.gdynia.pl/
IAG Sister Societies’ General AssembliesJune 27 – July 8, 2011, Melbourne, Australia
The XXIV FIG International Congress Sydney 2010Facing the Challenges – Building the Capacity FIG Commission 5 Report
Introduction
The XXIV FIG International Congress was convened in Sydney, Australia during 11-16 April, 2010. More than 2200 persons from 100 countries participated in this memorable event. This was the largest FIG gathering ever! There were over 800 presentations, 10 parallel technical sessions, numerous meetings, seminars, work shops and social events. An Exhibition supporting the technical symposium was also organised for the week with at least 100 major international and local Australian vendors. Overall, the Congress was well-organised at the Sydney Conference Centre which had the beautiful Darling Harbour as a background setting. From a Commission 5 perspective, the general feeling after the Congress was that this was another great occasion to ‘catch up’ with colleagues and to discuss the state-of-the-art concepts and workings pertaining to international geodesy and work within FIG.
The Technical Programme
For Commission 5 the primary purpose of FIG events is to provide operational surveyors the opportunity to present and interact with scientists, academics and public and private organisations on many different and contemporary survey related topics. To achieve this FIG Commission 5 facilitated over 30 technical and flash sessions, and numerous discussion forums that were relating to “Positioning and Measurement” during the Congress! Over 150 presentations/papers were delivered in Commission 5 only and joint sessions with Commission 4 and 6. In most Commission 5 sessions there was ‘standing’ room only which meant on many occasions there were 100 plus delegates in attendance. With respect to papers and presentations the quality was good and there were only a few presenters who were ‘no shows’. To review the entire Commission 5’s technical program and to view papers/presentations refer to the FIG Congress website or web location – http://www.fig.net/pub/fig2010/index.htm
To summarise, Commission 5 have prepared and complied the following comments from technical session Chairs and Rapporteurs to highlight the Congress proceedings –
· Paper 4438 - Darren Burns and Rob Sarib, Standards and Practices for GNSS CORS Infrastructure, Networks, Techniques and Applications that gave solid practical advice on the establishment of GNSS CORS infrastructure. · Paper 3772 - William Henning, Real Time Network Guidelines from NOAA's National Geodetic Survey, gave a nice overview of NGS guidelines. · Paper 4226 - Robert Odolinski, Swedish User Guidelines for Network-RTK, gave a very interesting overview of guidelines for Network-RTK in Sweden. · Paper 4145 and 4151 - Simon Fuller, Eldar Rubinov, Phil Collier and Seager James, Integrated Quality Indicators and Stochastic Modelling for Real-Time Positioning: Overview and Implementation, and Implementation of Real-Time Quality Control Procedures for Network RTK GNSS Positioning. Presentation was an interesting and novel talk on QA for RTK as it used a straw to demonstrate the fixed and variable errors in GPS measurements! · Paper 3873 - Jorma Jokela, Pasi Hakli, Rupert Kugler, Helmut Skorpil and Michael Matus, Calibration of the BEV Geodetic Baseline. · Paper 3910 - David Martin, Instrument Calibration at the ESRF. · Paper 4308 - Philipp Zeimetz and Heiner Kuhlmann, Validation of the Laboratory Calibration of Geodetic Antennas based on GPS Measurement. A presentation of the ongoing GNSS antennae calibration work.
· Paper 4030 - Detlev Kosmann, Birgit Wessel and Volker Schwieger: Global Digital Elevation Model from the TanDEM-X and the Calibration/Validation with Worldwide Kinematic GPS-Tracks and · Paper 4045 - Juergen Schweitzer, Bimin Zheng, Volker Schwieger and Detlev Kosmann: Evaluation of the TanDEM-X Digital Elevation Model by PPP GPS - Analysis and Intermediate Results.
Another highlight for Commission 5 was Vice President Matt Higgins presenting a keynote on "The Role of Positioning Infrastructure in the Technological Future of our Profession" in Plenary Session 4 on Technological Futures. The presentation outlined the latest developments in Positioning Infrastructure and the significant economic and environmental benefits enabled by the infrastructure. The presentation then covered future technological trends and their expected impact, such as how the real-time nature of precise positioning will create a next wave of spatial enablement, the need to deal with increasingly demanding users and the changing relationship between Positioning Infrastructure and Spatial Data Infrastructure.
Co-operation Between FIG and IAG and PCGIAP
FIG Commission 5 has been working intensively with the International Association of Geodesy (IAG) over the last few years and at this Congress these liaisons continued. FIG and IAG representatives (Chris Rizos, Ruth Neilan, and Markus Rothacher) held several meetings to define the structure of workings and future projects for the coming years. The result of such discussions were to continue joint focus on GGOS, the regional reference frame project – APREF, and to re-invigorate FIG’s role in the AFREF (African Reference Frame) project via the next FIG Working Week in Marrakech. Other joint projects with tangible outcomes that needed to be developed concerned joint publications and work shops or schools at symposiums on topics such as ubiquitous positioning and reference frames.
In relation to the APREF sessions in Sydney, the Permanent Committee for GIS Infrastructure Asia – Pacific (PCGIAP) Regional Geodesy Working Group once again assisted both FIG and IAG to organise invited speakers as well as presentations. From meetings with PCGIAP representative (Dr John Dawson) it was agreed that this relationship with FIG should also continue into the 2011-14 term.
Social functions
The Congress Steering and Organising Committee arranged several social functions that many Commission 5 delegates attended with pleasure. They included:
For Commissions 4, 5 and 6 the highlight function was their combined gathering of the ‘technical’ Commissions. This very popular traditional event was held at the “The Dunkirk” and was attended by almost 130 FIG delegates and friends of Commissions 4, 5 and 6. The participants enjoyed nice food, beverages of course, a “Quiz” night that was easily won by Commission 5, and the great comradeship amongst the technical crew. Special thanks to the University of New South Wales, C R Kennedy / Leica Geosystems, Professor Chris Rizos and Dr Craig Roberts for their assistance to make this gathering another memorable one.
General Assembly
From a Commission 5 perspective the General Assembly highlights were –
· Mr. Teo CheeHai from Malaysia as the FIG President for 2011- 2014 · Dr. Chryssy Potsiou from Greece for the first position of Vice President for 2011- 2014 · Prof. Rudolf Staiger from Germany for the second open position of Vice President for 2011- 2014. · Prof. Dalal S. Alnaggar was then appointed for Vice President for a two year period 2011- 2014.
Commission 5 Administration
Rudolf Staiger, Mikael Lilje, David Martin (Standards Network) and Rob Sarib attended ACCO. The Commission 5 Steering Committee held its last ‘face to face meetings’ and ‘Open Commission’ meeting for the term 2007-10. Minutes, detailing the meeting discussions from Sydney, (and previous meeting minutes of the current and past term ) can be viewed at web location - http://www.fig.net/commission5/steering_committee/steeringcommittee.htm. In summary, there was constructive discussion about the future workings of Commission 5 in the next term 2011-14, however the Steering Committee also reflected on what could have been done better and/or needed improvement. Overall the Steering Committee believed they had accomplished most of the objectives as outlined in the work plan.
Concluding Comments from Chair Rudolf Staiger
On behalf of the Commission 5 Steering Committee I wish to thank all who participated, contributed and attended the technical sessions and symposium to make this another successful Congress for Commission 5. I also take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to my hard working team for their professional contribution, and more importantly their friendship that they have displayed over the last 4 years. Their dedication to FIG and the Commission 5 has been exemplary and I wish Mikael Lilje all the best for the term 2011-14.
Picture Gallery from FIG 2010
“The Stig” and Commission 5
Refer to the following website location for the Commission 5 Sydney Congress Picture Gallery - http://www.fig.net/commission5/gallery/index.htm
Important Future FIG Commission 5 Events
Robert Sarib Lilje Mikael Rudolf Staiger
XXth EUREF Symposium in Gävle, June 2 – 5, 2010
At invitation of the Lantmäteriet - the Swedish mapping, cadastral and land registration authority - and co-sponsored by KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Onsala Space Observatory at Chalmers University of Technology, the IAG Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe (EUREF) held its 20th Symposium from June 02-05, 2010 in Gävle/Sweden. The EUREF Technical Working Group (TWG) met as usual the day before the beginning of the symposium, i.e. on June 01. The symposium took place in the at the Clarion Hotel Winn Conference venue in Gävle. About 130 geodesists representing 29 countries met for this 2010 annual EUREF symposium. The symposium was opened by St. Jönsson, Director General of Lantmätereiet and M. Lilje, Head of the Geodetic Department at Lantmäteriet. On behalf of the IAG, Z. Altamimi, President IAG Commission 1 "Reference Frames" and J. Torres, President IAG sub-commission 1.3 "Regional Reference Frames" as well as J. Ihde, Chairman of the EUREF Sub-commission expressed their good wishes for a successful conference. EUREF is the Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe of the IAG (International Association of Geodesy), a component of the Regional Reference Frames Sub-commission, integrated in Commission 1-Reference Frames. The long-term objective of EUREF, as defined in its Terms of Reference,“is the definition, realization and maintenance of the European Reference Systems, in close cooperation with the pertinent IAG components (Services, Commissions, and Inter-Commission projects) as well as EuroGeographics”. The results and recommendations proceeding from EUREF support the use of the European Reference Systems in all scientific and practical activities related to precise geo-referencing and navigation, Earth sciences research and multi-disciplinary applications. EUREF makes use of the most accurate and reliable terrestrial and space-borne techniques available, and develops the necessary scientific background and methodology. Its activities are focussed on a continuous innovation and on the changing user needs, as well as on the maintenance of an active network of people and organizations, and may be summarized as follows: · to maintain the ETRS89 (European Terrestrial Reference System) and the EVRS (European Vertical Reference System) and upgrade the respective realizations; · to refine the EUREF Permanent Network (EPN) in close cooperation with the IGS (International GNSS Service); · to improve the Unified European Levelling Network (UELN); · to contribute to the IAG Project GGOS (Global Geodetic Observing System) using the installed infrastructures managed by the EUREF members. These activities are reported and discussed at the EUREF Symposia, an event that occurs every year since 1990, with an attendance of numerous participants coming from nearly all countries in Europe and other continents, representing universities, research centres and the NMCA (National Mapping and Cadastre Agencies). It's an open forum, and may be attended by any person interested in the work of the Sub-Commission. The organization of the EUREF Symposia has been and will be supported by EuroGeographics, the consortium of the European NMCA, reflecting the importance of the EUREF work for practical purposes. This involvement is consolidated by a formal liaison between EUREF and EuroGeographics. The scientific programme covered the following topics: · Activities of the TWG · New Developments in GNSS Networks · Modelling the Earth with GNSS · Mitigation of GNSS Error Sources · Height, Gravity, Geoid, and Combination of Techniques · Improvements and Densifications of the ETRS89 · National Reports
In about 41 oral presentations and 29 National Reports as well as 20 posters various aspects of EUREF and neighbouring topics were treated. The available texts will be published as usual in the EUREF Proceedings withing the publications series of the German Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie (BKG). By courtesy of our colleague Carl Calvert, UK, a “Best Student Poster Award” was handed over again to a young scientist. This award was give to Olga Bjelotomic, University of Zagreb, Zagreb/Croatia, for the submission of a poster by her together with D. Markovinivic and T. Basic, entitled ‘Detection of the Multipath Effect in the ING2 GPS station with a new developed software’. The scientific sessions were accompanied by a social programme with impressive arrangements of Swedish hospitality and culture. A detailed overview on this symposium (programme, participants, ppt-files of presentations, photo gallery etc.) can be found in the EUREF homepage – see symposia. There also the previous symposia are documented. The EUREF Sub-commission acknowledges the financial support given by EuroGeographics for the enabling the participation of delegates from economical weak countries. By courtesy of the colleagues of the Republic of Moldova, the EUREF Sub-commission is invited to hold its 2011 Symposium in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova from May 25-28, 2011. Details will be published in the EUREF homepage in time.
Resolutions of the XXth EUREF Symposium in Gävle, June 2 – 5, 2010
Resolution no. 1 The IAG Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe (EUREF) Recognising that GNSS campaigns and subsequent computations were completed and presented to the Technical Working Group (TWG) as 1. EUREF Czech 2009; 2. EUREF EIR/UK 2009; and 3. EUREF GR 2007; by representatives of the Observing Nations and these results were accepted as Class B standard by the TWG Endorses the set of points for 1) Czech Republic, 2) Republic of Ireland and the UK and 3) Greece, as submitted to the TWG as an improvement and extension of ETRS89. Resolution no. 2 The IAG Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe (EUREF) Considering the TWG recommendation of adopting the ETRF2000 as a conventional terrestrial reference frame of the realisation of ETRS89 Noting the great benefit of harmonising the ETRS89 realisations at the national level of the European countries and consequently minimizing possible discrepancies in geo-referencing applications through Europe Recommends that the NMCAs adopt the ETRF2000 as the basis for future national implementations of ETRS89 Resolution no. 3 The IAG Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe (EUREF) Noting the leading role that EUREF has taken using and developing the use of GNSS together with the advantages that such leadership has given Science, IAG, EU and NMCAs; Recognising the GNSS modernisation programmes in particular the European Galileo; Encourages members of EUREF to provide the necessary infrastructure, data and analysis from these new GNSS developments: Requests the TWG to establish a platform for the exchange of experiences in upgrading the EPN. Resolution no. 4 The IAG Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe (EUREF) Noting that the European contribution to the IAG WG on Regional Dense Velocity Fields is coordinated by EUREF Considering that there are permanent tracking stations, not included in the EPN, but are of scientific importance Encourages analysis of the data following the guidelines for EUREF densifications and transmission of weekly SINEX solutions to EUREF Resolution no. 5 The IAG Reference Frame Sub-commission for Europe (EUREF) which held its twentieth symposium in Gävle from June 2 – 5, 2010 Expresses its sincere thanks to the Lantmäteriet and the Local Organising Committee Mikael Lilje, Lars E Engberg, Christina Kempe, Martin Lidberg, Bo Jonsson, Peter Wiklund, Jan Johansson (Chalmers) and Lars Sjoberg (KTH) for organising the symposium and for the excellent arrangements resulting in a very successful meeting and for the support given by the sponsors Future Position X, Leica Geosystems and SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden AB.
Johannes Ihde EUREF Chair
Helmut Hornik EUREF Secretary
The fast bibliography consists of a listing of papers relevant to Geodesy that has been collected by the IAG Bibliographic Service (IBS) since previous issue of the fast bibliography (IAG Newsletter February 2010). The IBS is based on the literature data base GEOPHOKA, which is maintained by BKG (Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie) at the Branch Office Leipzig, Karl-Rothe Strasse 10-14, 04105 Leipzig, Germany. The IBS can be reached at the following Internet address: http://www.bkg.bund.de or furthermore through the homepage of IAG: http://www.iag-aig.org.
Abdondanza, Claudio, Altamimi, Zuheir, Sarti, Pierguido, Negusini, Monia, Vittuari, Luca: Local effects of redundant terrestrial and GPS-based tie vectors in ITRF-like combinations, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1031-1040, 2009 Abo, Toshihiro, Sasaki, Satoshi, Ebita, Ayataka, Fujita, Tatsuru, Hisamitsu, Junji: Meteorological observations at Syowa Station in 2004 by the 45th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition, Antarctic Record, Tokio 52(2008)3. - pp. 437-515, 2008 Alberts, Bas: Regional gravity field modeling using airborne gravimetry data, Publications on Geodesy, Delf, 2009, Nr. 70. - 179 pp. : Abb., z.T. farb., Lit., 2009 Ardalan, A.A., Karimi, R., Bilker-Koivula, M.: An overdetermined geodetic boundary value problem approach to telluroid and quasi-geoid computations, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 97-104, 2010 Astronomisches Recheninstitut Heidelberg (Hrsg.), Lenhardt, H. (Bearb.), Grebel, E. (Bearb.), Wambsganss, J. (Bearb.): Apparent places of fundamental stars 2010 : for 64 stars selected from the sixth catalogue of fundamental stars, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Karlsruhe : Braun, 2009. - 39 pp., 2009 Auda, Yves, Dejoux, Jean-Francois, Ducrot, Danielle, Gouaux, Pierrette, Hagolle, Olivier, Lepage, Michel, Suere, Christophe, Dedieu, Gerard: Utilisation d'un SIG nomade couple a un GPS pour cartographier les paysages du Sud-Ouest toulousain, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)2. - pp. 35-38, 2009 Baki Iz, H., Chen, Yong Qi, King, Bruce Anthony, Ding, Xiaoli, Wu, Chen: Definition analysis of the unified lunar control networks, Journal of Applied Geodesy, Berlin 3(2009)4. - pp. 231-238, 2009 Ballu, Valerie, Bouin, Marie-Noelle, Calmant, Stephane, Folcher, Eric, Bore, Jean-Michel, Ammann, Jerome, Pot, Olivier, Diament, Michel, Pelletier, Bernhard: Absolute seafloor vertical positioning using combined pressure gauge and kinematic GPS data, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 65-77, 2010 Beard, Ronald L.: The future of the UTC time scale, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Spring 2009)1. - pp. 1-8, 2009 Bessero, Gilles: Du naufrage de I'Amoco Cadiz a Litto3D, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)2. - pp. 43-48, 2009 Bizouard, Christian, Seoane, L.: Atmospheric and oceanic forcing of the rapid polar motion, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 19-30, 2010 Boehm, Johannes, Heinkelmann, Robert, Cerveira, Paulo Jorge Mendes, Pany, Andrea, Schuh, Harald: Atmospheric loading corrections at the observation level in VLBI analysis, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1107-1113, 2009 Bogusz, J., Kujawa, L., Liwosz, T., Rogowski, J.B., Jarosinski, M., Klek, M.: Determination of the deformation of the earth's crust in Poland, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 19-29, 2008 Bogusz, Janusz (Hrsg.): Proceedings of the seminar 'Studies of the Earth crust deformation in Central Europe', Astr-Geodetic Observatory in Jozefoslaw, 29-30 September 2008, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - 166 pp. : Abb., Tab., Lit., 2008 Bogusz, Janusz, Araszkiewicz, Andrzej: Tidal parameters evaluation using wavelet transform, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 95-104, 2008 Bogusz, Janusz, Klek, Magdalena: Application of the AG measurements to the tidal gravimeter calibration, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 87-94, 2008 Boissenot, Michel, Col, Fabrice, Nurisso, Piero, Previtali, Ilario, Gallara, Franco: Suivis topmetriques et geodesiques lies au projet de liaison ferroviaire entre Lyon et Turin, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)2. - pp. 27-34, 2009 Borza, Tibor: A GNSS technika hazai alkalmazasa es szabalyozasa, Geodezia es Kartografia, Budapest 61(2009)8. - pp. 19-24, 2009 Borza, Tibor, : Lehet-e piaci termek a geodeziai referenciarendszer?, Geodezia es Kartografia, Budapest 61(2009)11. - pp. 13-19, 2009 Bosy, Jaroslaw, Oruba, Artur, Graszka, Wieslaw, Leonczyk, Marcin, Ryczywolski, Marcin: ASG-EUPOS densification of EUREF permanent network on the territory of Poland, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 105-111, 2008 Bouin, Marie-Noeelle, Ballu, Valerie, Calmant, Stephane, Pelletier, Bernhard: Improving resolution and accuracy of mean sea surface from kinematic GPS, Vanuatu subduction zone, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1017-1030, 2009 Bouin, Marie-Noelle, Ballu, Valerie, Calmant, Stephane, Bore, Jean-Michel, Folcher, Eric, Ammann, Jerome: A kinematic GPS methodology for sea surface mapping, Vanuatu, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 12, Dec. 2009. - pp. 1203-1217, 2009 Brzezinski, Aleksander: Recent advances in observation and modeling of earth rotation : an overview, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 31-35, 2008 Busics, Gyoergy: Alappontjaink es alaphalozataink sorsa, Geodezia es Kartografia, Budapest 61(2009)9. - pp. 10-14, 2009 Chen, Wei, Shen, WenBin, Han, Jiancheng, Li, Jin: Free wobble of the triaxial earth : theory and comparisons with International Earth Rotation Service (IERS) data, Surveys in Geophysics, Dordrecht 30(2009)1. - pp. 39-49, 2009 Church, Christopher M., Gupta, Inder J.: Estimation of adaptive antenna induced code and carrier phase bias in GNSS receiver, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Fall 2009)3. - pp. 151-160, 2009 Cole, Anthony, Wang, Jinling, Dempster, Andrew G., Rizos, Chris: VirtualLites : concepts and numerical testing results, Journal of Applied Geodesy, Berlin 3(2009)4. - pp. 213-221, 2009 Coulomb, Alain: Entretien du reseau de nivellement par les triplets, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)2. - pp. 39-42, 2009 Coulomb, Alain: Le maregraphe de Marseille : patrimoine et modernite, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)1. - pp. 17-24, 2009 Coulot, David, Pollet, Arnaud, Collilieux, Xavier, Berio, Philippe: Global optimization of core station networks for space geodesy : application to the referencing of the SLR EOP with respect to ITRF, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 31-50, 2010 Csapo, Geza: Accuracy tests of LCR model G gravimeters, Geophysical transactions, Budapest 45(2008)3. - pp. 123-134, 2008 Detzky, Greg: Parametric interpolation of seismic velocity field, Geophysical transactions, Budapest 45(2008)3. - pp. 157-177, 2008 Dorst, Leendert Louis: Estimating Sea Floor Dynamics in the Southern North Sea to Improve Bathymetric Survey Planning, Publications on Geodesy, Delf, 2009, Nr. 69. - 220 pp. : Abb., Lit., 2009 Duan, X.J., Guo, J.Y., Shun, C.K., Wal, W. van der: On the postprocessing removal of correlated errors in GRACE temporal gravity field resolutions, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1095-1106, 2009 Durand, Stephane, Morel, Laurent: Evaluation ponctuelle des performances du reseau TERIA, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)1. - pp. 33-38, 2009 Freeden, W., Fehlinger, T., Klug, M., Mathar, D., Wolf, K.: Classical globally reflected gravity field determination in modern locally oriented multiscale framework, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 12, Dec. 2009. - pp. 1171-1191, 2009 Gonzalez-Vega, Laureano, Polo-Blanco, Irene, : A symbolic analysis of Vermeille and Borokowski polynomials for transforming 3D Cartesian to geodetic coordinates, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1071-1081, 2009 Goulette, Francois: Releves laser urbains par systemes mobiles de cartographie, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)2. - pp. 21-25, 2009 Griffith, Khadir A., Gupta, Inder J.: Effect of mutual coupling on the performance of GPS AJ antennas, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Fall 2009)3. - pp. 161-173, 2009 Guedes, Quintiliano Mascarenhas, Silva, Irineu da: Technical report : Shell dam horizontal displacement monitoring - comparative study using geodetic measurement, optical plumb and GPS technologies, Journal of Applied Geodesy, Berlin 3(2009)4. - pp. 249-255, 2009 Gunter, Brian, Urban, T., Riva, R., Helsen, M., Harpold, R., Poole, S., Nagel, P., Schutz, B., Tapley, B.: A comparison of coincident GRACE and ICESat data over Antarctica, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1051-1060, 2009 Hamayun, Prutkin, I., Tenzer, R.: The optimum expression for the gravitational potential of polyhedral bodies having a linearly varying density distribution, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 12, Dec. 2009. - pp. 1163-1170, 2009 Hecimovic, Zeljko, Bakalbasic, Ajla: Prijedlog nomenklatura novih listova sluzbenih karata, Geodetski list, Zagreb 63(2009)3. - pp. 199-214, 2009 Heckmann, Bernhard, Hess, Daniel, Mueller, Theodor, Will, Hans-Juergen: Neues ueber die alten Basen in Suedhessen, Mitteilungen / Deutscher Verein fuer Vermessungswesen Hessen und Thueringen, Wiesbaden 60(2009)2. - pp. 15-31, 2009 Hefty, Jan: Geo-kinematics of Central Europe inferred from long-term monitored regional and local GPS networks, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 9-18, 2008 Henkel, Patrick, Guenther, Christoph: Partial integer decorrelation : optimum trade-off between variance reduction and bias amplification, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 51-63, 2010 Higuera, J.G., Kumin, H.J., Fagan, J.E., McCartor, G.: A statistical analysis of balked landing approaches for the airbus A380 under GBAS guidance, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Fall 2009)3. - pp. 175, 2009 Hirokawa, Rui, Ebinuma, Takuji: A low-cost tightly coupled GPS/INS for small UAVs augmented with multiple GPS antennas, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Spring 2009)1. - pp. 35-44, 2009 Imura, Satoshi: Activities of the summer season of the 49th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition in 2007-2008, Antarctic Record, Tokio 53(2009)1. - pp. 55-94, 2009 Ingensand, Hilmar: Alpenquerende Tunnelprojekte und Herausforderungen an die Ingenieurgeodaesie, Oesterreichische Zeitschrift fuer Vermessung und Geoinformation, Wien 97(2009)3. - pp. 319-323, 2009 Jaeggi, Adrian, Dach, R., Montenbruck, O., Hugentobler, U., Bock, H., Beutler, G.: Phase center modeling for LEO GPS receiver antennas and its impact on precise orbit determination, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 12, Dec. 2009. - pp. 1145-1162, 2009 Jaworski, Leszek, Swiatek, Anna, Zdunek, Ryszard, Zielinski, Janusz B.: Date processing of the ASG-EUPOS network test campaign, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 113-124, 2008 Jekeli, Christopher, Yang, Hyo Jin, Kwon, Jay H.: Using gravity and topography-implied anomalies to assess data requirements for precise geoid computation, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 12, Dec. 2009. - pp. 1193-1202, 2009 Jochmann, Horst: Basic relations for studying the influence of geophysical processes on the Earth's rotation : the angular momentum approach, Surveys in Geophysics, Dordrecht 30(2009)1. - pp. 1-37, 2009 Kaczorowski, Marek: Non tidal plumb line variations observed with help of the long water-tube and horizontal pendulums tiltmeters in geodynamic laboratory of Pas in Ksiaz, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 79-86, 2008 Kaeyhkoe, Niina (Hrsg.), Maeki, Sanna (Hrsg.): Development Geography : Special Issue, Fennia, Helsinki 187(2009)2. - 76 pp., 2009 Kampen, E. van, Weedt, E. de, Chu, Q.P., Mulder, J.A.: Applied interval based integer ambiguity resolution, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Fall 2009)3. - pp. 205-219, 2009 Kany, Christoph: GPS-Kamera im Piloteinsatz zur Beurteilung von Lawinenrisiken : erfolgreicher Einsatz im Naturgefahrenmanagement, VDV-Magazin : Vermessung und Geoinformation, Wiesbaden 60(2009)5. - pp. 392-393, 2009 Katsougiannopoulos, S., Pikridas, C.: Prediction of zenith tropospheric delay by multi-layer perception, Journal of Applied Geodesy, Berlin 3(2009)4. - pp. 223-229, 2009 Kawaguchi, So, Shiraishi, Kazuyuki: Report on workshop on the future Australian-Japanese Antarctic research cooperation, Antarctic Record, Tokio 52(2008)3. - pp. 527-538, 2008 Khare, Neloy: Indian scientific endeavors in Ny-Alesund, Arctic, Antarctic Record, Tokio 53(2009)1. - pp. 110-113, 2009 Koch, Christian: Extraction of Mercury's tidal signal and libration amplitude from synthetic laser altimeter data sets, Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten der Fachrichtung Geodaesie und Geoinformatik der Leibniz Universitaet Hannover, Hannover, 2009, Nr. 280. - 96 pp. : Abb., z.T. farb., Lit., 2009 Koch, Karl-Rudolf: Uncertainty of NURBS surface fit by Monte Carlo simulations, Journal of Applied Geodesy, Berlin 3(2009)4. - pp. 239-247, 2009 Kruczyk, Michal: Tropospheric delay in GNSS and meteorological ZTD and IPW data sources, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 125-137, 2008 Leandro, Rdorigo F., Santos, Marcelo C., Langley, Richard B.: A north America wide area neutral atmosphere model for GNSS applications, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Spring 2009)1. - pp. 57-71, 2009 Lo, Sherman C., Wenzel, Robert, Morris, Peter, Enge, Per K.: Developing and validating the Loran temporal ASF bound model for aviation, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Spring 2009)1. - pp. 9-21, 2009 Loesler, Michael: Bestimmung des lokalen Verbindungsvektors zwischen IVS- und IGS-Referenzrahmen am Raumobservatorium Onsala (Schweden), Allgemeine Vermessungs-Nachrichten, Heidelberg 116(2009)11-12. - pp. 382-387, 2009 Lohmann, Jessica: Neue Wege fuer die Navigation, GIS.Business : Magazin fuer Geoinformation, Heidelberg, 2009, H. 7. - pp. 36-37, 2009 Lyszkowicz, Adam: Utilization of the GPS observations, geoid and precise levelling in the realization of the height system in Poland, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 49-59, 2008 Medved, Klemen, Kuhar, Miran, Stopar, Bojan, Koler, Bozo: Izravnava opazovanj v osnovni gravimetricni mrezi republike Slovenije, Geodetski vestnik, Ljubljana 53(2009)2. - pp. 223-238, 2009 Memarzadeh, Yahya: Ionospheric modeling for precise GNSS applications, Publications on Geodesy, Delft, 2009, Nr. 71. - 208 pp. : Abb., Lit., 2009 Mnyerczan, Andras, : Minoesegi fejlesztesek a hazai GNSS szolgaltatasban, Geodezia es Kartografia, Budapest 61(2009)10. - pp. 15-20, 2009 Morton, Y.T., Graas, Frank van, Zhou, Qihou, Herdtner, Jeffrey: Assessment of the higher order ionosphere error on position solutions, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Fall 2009)3. - pp. 185-193, 2009 Mueller, Kerstin, Becker, Matthias, Leinen, Stefan: Realistic prediction of accuracy in urban environment with a GNSS simulation tool, Allgemeine Vermessungs-Nachrichten, Heidelberg 116(2009)8-9. - pp. 300-307, 2009 Mugnier, Clifford J.: Grids and datums : Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing, Bethesda 75(2009)7. - pp. 753-754, 2009 Neumann, Ingo: Zur Modellierung eines erweiterten Unsicherheitshaushaltes in Parameterschaetzung und Hypothesentests, Deutsche Geodaetische Kommission, Reihe C, Muenchen, 2009, Nr. 634. - 165 pp. : Abb., Tab., Lit., 2009 Neumann, Ingo: Zur Modellierung eines erweiterten Unsicherheitshaushaltes in Parameterschaetzung und Hypothesentests, Wissenschaftliche Arbeiten der Fachrichtung Geodaesie und Geoinformatik der Leibniz Universitaet Hannover, Hannover, 2009, Nr. 277. - 165 pp. : Abb., Lit., 2009 Novakovic, Gorana, Dapo, Almin, Mahovic, Hrvoje: Razvoj i primjena pseudolita za pozicioniranje i navigaciju, Geodetski list, Zagreb 63(2009)3. - pp. 215-241, 2009 Observatoire Royal de Belgique (Hrsg.): Annuaire de L'Observatoire Royal de Belgique 2010, Jaarboek van de Koninklijke Sterrenwacht van Belgie, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Bruxelles, 2009. - 245 pp., 2009 Pachelski, Wojciech, Pasnicka-Pawlowska, Malgorzata, Szafranek, Karolina, Zwirowicz, Agnieszka: GGOS information models : Analysis of interrelations between observation techniques and the earth gravity field, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 61-70, 2008 Pail, Roland, Suenkel, Hans: GOCE-Schwerefeldmodellierung an der TU Graz, Oesterreichische Zeitschrift fuer Vermessung und Geoinformation, Wien 97(2009)3. - pp. 292-299, 2009 Palancz, Bela, Awange, Joseph L., Zaletnyik, Piroska, Lewis, Robert H.: Linear homotopy solution of nonlinear systems of equations in geodesy, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 79-95, 2010 Pflugmacher, Andreas, Heister, Hansbert, Heunecke, Otto: Global investigations of the satellite-based Fugro OmniSTAR HP srevice, Journal of Applied Geodesy, Berlin 3(2009)4. - pp. 193-212, 2009 Progri, Ilir, Bromberg, Matthew, Wang, Jinling: Markov chain, Monte Carlo global search and integration for Bayesian, GPS, parameter estimation, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Fall 2009)3. - pp. 195-204, 2009 Rabah, Mostafa: Developing a code-phase based algorithm for improving the autonomous positioning of single frequency GPS receiver, Allgemeine Vermessungs-Nachrichten, Heidelberg 116(2009)8-9. - pp. 308-314, 2009 Richter, Burghard, Engels, Johannes, Grafarend, Erik: Transformation of amplitudes and frequencies of precession and nutation of the earth's rotation vector to amplitudes and frequencies of diurnal polar motion, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin, Vol. 84, Nr.1, Jan. 2010. - pp. 1-18, 2010 Roesch, Norbert, Schweitzer, Juergen, Pach, Juergen: Die Auswirkungen der Einfuehrung von ETRS89/UTM auf Geofachdaten - Fallbeispiel eines EVU aus dem Bundesland Hessen, GIS.Science : Zeitschrift fuer Geoinformatik, Heidelberg, 2009, H. 4. - pp. 123-129, 2009 Saraf, Arun K., Rawat, Vineeta, Choudhury, Swapnamita, Dasgupta, Sudipta, Das, Josodhir: Advances in understanding of the mechanism for generation of earthquake thermal precursoors detected by satellites, International Journal of Applied Earth Observation and Geoinformation, Enschede 11(2009)6. - pp. 373-379, 2009 Sarti, Pierguido, Abdondanza, C., Vitturari, L.: Gravity-dependent signal path variation in a large VLBI telescope modelled with a combination of surveying methods, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1115-1126, 2009 Sas- UUhrynowski, Andrzej, Welker, Elzbieta: Secular variations for the geomagnetic field in Europe, 1995-2005, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 71-78, 2008 Schueler, Torben, Wallner, Stefan, Eissfeller, Bernd: Entwicklungsstand GALILEO mit einem Ausblick auf die Kombination mit GPS fuer die schnelle RTK-Positionierung, ZfV : Zeitschrift fuer Geodaesie, Geoinformation und Landmanagement, Augsburg 134(2009)6. - pp. 363-371, 2009 Simpson, Jamesina J.: Current and future applications of 3-D global earth-ionosphere models based on the full-vector Maxwell's equations FDTD method, Surveys in Geophysics, Dordrecht 30(2009)2. - pp. 105-130, 2009 Solaric, Miljenko, Solaric, Nikola: Povijesni pregled uporabe magnetskoga kompasa, osnovni princip rada elektronickoga kompasa i autonavigacije, Geodetski list, Zagreb 63(2009)2. - pp. 89-116, 2009 Spaeth, Helmut: Alternative Modelle zum Ausgleich mit einer Geraden, Allgemeine Vermessungs-Nachrichten, Heidelberg 116(2009)11-12. - pp. 388-390, 2009 Stary, Bernd: Ein hydrostatisch-isostatisches Dichtemodell fuer das Gravitationspotential der Erde, Deutsche Geodaetische Kommission, Reihe C, Muenchen, 2009, Nr. 637. - 126 pp. : Abb., z.T. farb., Lit., 2009 Steigenberger, Peter: Processing of Global GPS Network, Deutsche Geodaetische Kommission, Reihe C, Muenchen, 2009, Nr. 640. - 197 pp. : Abb., Tab., Lit., 2009 Sulzer, Wolfgang, Lieb, Gerhard K.: Die Gletscher im Wandel der Zeit - Gletschermonitoring am Beispiel der Pasterze, Oesterreichische Zeitschrift fuer Vermessung und Geoinformation, Wien 97(2009)3. - pp. 371-382, 2009 Sutherland, Michael, Dare, Peter, Miller, Keith: Monitoring sea-level change in the Caribbean, Geomatica, Ottawa 62(2008)4. - pp. 428-436, 2008 Szafranek, Karolina, Szpunar, Ryszard: Application of the autoregression algorithm for moving objects' track prediction, Reports on Geodesy, Warszawa 2008, Nr. 2(85). - pp. 139-150, 2008 Thalmann, Timo: Vom Routing zur Orientierung, En route to finding one's bearings, GIS.Business : Magazin fuer Geoinformation, Sonderausgabe Trends + Markets, Heidelberg, 2009, H. 6. - pp. 26-29, 2009 Tingay, Steven John, Alef, W., Graham, D., Deller, A.T.: Geodetic VLBI correlation in software, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1061-1069, 2009 Titov, Oleg: A new estimator for VLBI baselines length repeatability, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 1041-1049, 2009 Trajkovski, Klemen Kozmus: Zdruzeni sistemi GNSS/INS za neprekinjeno navigacijo, Geodetski vestnik, Ljubljana 53(2009)2. - pp. 239-252, 2009 Vincent, Robert: Greenwich or not Greenwich, XYZ : Revue de l Association Francaise de Topographie, Paris 31(2009)3. - pp. 52-54, 2009 Voelgyesi, Lajos, Csapo, Geza, Laky, Sador, Toth, Gyula, Ultmann, Zita, , : Koezel fel evszazados szuenet utan ismet Eoetvoes-inga meresek Magyarorszagon, Geodezia es Kartografia, Budapest 61(2009)11. - pp. 3-12, 2009 Watanabe, Kentaro: Report on the activities of the 41st Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition (JARE) wintering party, 2000-2001, Antarctic Record, Tokio 53(2009)1. - pp. 9-54, 2009 Weigelt, Matthias, Sideris, Michael G., Sneeuw, Nico: On the influence of the ground track on the gravity field recovery from high-low satellite-to-satellite tracking missions : CHAMP monthly gravity field recovery using the energy balance approach revisited, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 12, Dec. 2009. - pp. 1131-1143, 2009 Wittwer, Tobias: Regional gravity field modelling with radial basis functions, Publications on Geodesy, Delft, 2009, Nr. 72. - 191 pp. : Abb., z.T. farb., Lit., 2009 Yuan, L.G., Ding, X.L., Zhong, P., Chen, W., Huang, D.F.: Estimates of ocean tide loading displacements and its impact on position time series in Honh Kong using a dense continuous GPS network, Journal of Geodesy, Berlin Vol. 83, Nr. 11, Nov. 2009. - pp. 999-1015, 2009 Zhu, Zhen, Graas, Frank van: Earth-surface multipath detection and error modeling for aircraft GPS receivers, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Spring 2009)1. - pp. 45-56, 2009 Zribi, Mourad, Touil, Khalid, Benjelloun, Mohammed: Vehicle localization via sensor fusion using evidence theory, Navigation : Journal of the Institute of Navigation, Alexandria, Virginia 56(Spring 2009)1. - pp. 23-33, 2009
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