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Date:2022-05-02 07:51:50
Sender:Robert Heinkelmann <rob@gfz-potsdam.de>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No.2754: 2nd International Symposium of IAG Commission 4, announcement
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Content:ANNOUNCEMENT



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International Association of Geodesy (IAG)

2nd International Symposium of IAG Commission 4 - 2022

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September 5-8, 2022

Potsdam, Germany

https://iag-commission4-symposium2022.net/





We are pleased to announce that the second Symposium of the

International Association of Geodesy (IAG) Commission 4 ”Positioning

and Applications” will be held during the week of September 5-8, 2022

in Potsdam, Germany.

All interested individuals are invited to attend the meeting.



The 2nd IAG Commission 4 Symposium brings together scientists,

researchers and professionals dealing with the broad area of positioning

and applications. For this purpose, it will facilitate the discussion of

research that leverages current and emerging positioning techniques and

technologies aiming at delivering both practical and theoretical

solutions for engineering and mapping applications, GNSS-based

technologies, sensors fusion, and atmospheric remote sensing, modelling,

and applications, based on geodetic techniques. Recognizing the central

role of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) in providing high

accuracy positioning information today and in the future, the 2nd IAG

Commission 4 Symposium will focus on ongoing research for improving

models and methods that enhance and assure the performance of GNSS-based

positioning solutions for a wide range of geodetic applications. The 2nd

IAG Commission 4 Symposium will be devoted to the discussion of theory,

strategies and tools for modelling and/or mitigating the effects of

interference, signal loss and atmospheric effects as they apply to

precise GNSS and other space geodetic techniques. They will address the

technical and institutional issues necessary for developing backups for

GNSS, integrated positioning solutions, automated processing capabilities

and quality control measures.



Besides positioning, another focus of the 2nd IAG Commission 4 Symposium

will be on remote sensing and modelling of the lower and upper atmosphere.

The Space Geodesy and Ionosphere (SGI) Workshop in 2022 is embedded in

this event.



This symposium will be carried out in close cooperation with the

International GNSS Service (IGS),

the IAG Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) Focus Area

Geodetic Space Weather Research,

as well as via linkages with relevant entities within scientific and

professional sister organizations.

The Symposium will be co-sponsored by the

International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomys (IAGA) Inter-

Divisional Commission on Space Weather and the Division II Aeronomic

Phenomena Working Group IIC Meteorological Effects on the Ionosphere.

Further partners are the Institute of Navigation (ION),

the Technische Universitt Berlin and the GFZ Potsdam.





Host Agency:

GFZ Potsdam



Local Organizing Committee:

Anja Bhmer

Robert Heinkelmann

Harald Schuh



Scientific Organizing Committee:

Allison Kealy (Chair)

Christina Arras

Sharyl Byram

Suelynn Choy

Ehsan Forootan

Vassilis Gikas

Robert Heinkelmann

Ana Paula Larocca

Jiyun Lee

Laure Lefevre

Stefan Lotz

Laura Ruotsalainen

Marcelo Santos

Michael Schmidt

Harald Schuh

Pawel Wielgosz





Important dates:

Announcement: May, 2022

Abstract submission and registration will start soon.

Abstract submission deadline: June 18, 2022

End of pre-registration: July 31, 2022



More information about the program and logistics will be provided in the

second announcement in mid May.





We are looking forward seeing you in Potsdam.



Anja Bhmer, Allison Kealy

Robert Heinkelmann, Harald Schuh IAG Commission 4 President and

Local Organizing Committee Chair of Scientific
Organizing Committee

                     ANNOUNCEMENT

 

   ======================================================

         International Association of Geodesy (IAG)

   2nd International Symposium of IAG Commission 4 - 2022

   ======================================================

 

                    September 5-8, 2022

                      Potsdam, Germany

https://iag-commission4-symposium2022.net/

 

 

We are pleased to announce that the second Symposium of the

International Association of Geodesy (IAG) Commission 4 "Positioning

and Applications" will be held during the week of September 5-8, 2022

in Potsdam, Germany.

All interested individuals are invited to attend the meeting.

 

The 2nd IAG Commission 4 Symposium brings together scientists,

researchers and professionals dealing with the broad area of positioning

and applications. For this purpose, it will facilitate the discussion of

research that leverages current and emerging positioning techniques and

technologies aiming at delivering both practical and theoretical

solutions for engineering and mapping applications, GNSS-based

technologies, sensors fusion, and atmospheric remote sensing, modelling,

and applications, based on geodetic techniques. Recognizing the central

role of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) in providing high

accuracy positioning information today and in the future, the 2nd IAG

Commission 4 Symposium will focus on ongoing research for improving

models and methods that enhance and assure the performance of GNSS-based

positioning solutions for a wide range of geodetic applications. The 2nd

IAG Commission 4 Symposium will be devoted to the discussion of theory,

strategies and tools for modelling and/or mitigating the effects of

interference, signal loss and atmospheric effects as they apply to

precise GNSS and other space geodetic techniques. They will address the

technical and institutional issues necessary for developing backups for

GNSS, integrated positioning solutions, automated processing capabilities

and quality control measures.

 

Besides positioning, another focus of the 2nd IAG Commission 4 Symposium

will be on remote sensing and modelling of the lower and upper atmosphere.

The Space Geodesy and Ionosphere (SGI) Workshop in 2022 is embedded in

this event.

 

This symposium will be carried out in close cooperation with the

International GNSS Service (IGS),

the IAG Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) Focus Area

“Geodetic Space Weather Research”,

as well as via linkages with relevant entities within scientific and

professional sister organizations.

The Symposium will be co-sponsored by the

International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy’s (IAGA) Inter-

Divisional Commission on Space Weather and the Division II “Aeronomic

Phenomena” Working Group IIC “Meteorological Effects on the Ionosphere”.

Further partners are the Institute of Navigation (ION),

the Technische Universitt Berlin and the GFZ Potsdam.

 

 

Host Agency:

  GFZ Potsdam

 

Local Organizing Committee:

  Anja Bhmer

  Robert Heinkelmann

  Harald Schuh

 

Scientific Organizing Committee:

  Allison Kealy (Chair)

  Christina Arras

  Sharyl Byram

  Suelynn Choy

  Ehsan Forootan

  Vassilis Gikas

  Robert Heinkelmann

  Ana Paula Larocca

  Jiyun Lee

  Laure Lefevre

  Stefan Lotz

  Laura Ruotsalainen

  Marcelo Santos

  Michael Schmidt

  Harald Schuh

  Pawel Wielgosz

 

 

Important dates:

  Announcement: May, 2022

Abstract submission and registration will start soon.

  Abstract submission deadline: June 18, 2022

  End of pre-registration: July 31, 2022

 

More information about the program and logistics will be provided in the

second announcement in mid May.

 

 

We are looking forward seeing you in Potsdam.

 

Anja Bhmer,                                              Allison Kealy

Robert Heinkelmann, Harald Schuh          IAG Commission 4 President and

Local Organizing Committee                      Chair of Scientific Organizing Committee

        

 

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