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2019 Kepler Award Presented to: Dr. Peter Teunissen Citation: For his influential and groundbreaking contributions to the algorithmic foundations of satellite navigation, and for sustained dedication to the global education of the next generation of navigation engineers. Prof. Teunissen invented the Least Squares Ambiguity Decorrelation Adjustment (LAMBDA) method, the worldwide…
Announcement of the annual NCG Symposium at the University of Twente – ITC in Enschedeon Thursday, 21 November 2019 Invitation to participate and presentations On Thursday, 21 November the NCG organizes its annual NCG Symposium, at the University of Twente - ITC in Enschede. The symposium is free of charge…
NCG Talent Program What is it about? The Netherlands Centre for Geodesy and Geo-Information (NCG) launches a new initiative to stimulate the development of young talent in the field of Geo. This is the NCG Talent Program. This programme will provide financial contributions to activities – in the broadest sense…
Tenth International Symposium on Land Subsidence 20 - 24 April 2020, The Netherlands New innovative technologies and approaches are needed Call for abstracts TISOLS2020 intends to bring together 300+ international experts to share the latest research and insights on natural and anthropogenic land-level lowering. Abstract submission deadline Authors are invited…
The NCG has established a new policy for the period 2017 - 2022. For closer information see the plan on the dutch site of NCGeo at NCG, Beleid & taken, Beleidsstukken, NCG Beleidsplan 2017 - 2022.
In the series 'Publications on Geodesy' has been published 'Modelling the Earth's static and time-varying gravity field using a combination of GRACE and GOCE data' by Hassan Hashemi Farahani. The main focus of the thesis is modelling the static and time-varying parts of the Earth's gravity field at the global…
In the series 'Publications on Geodesy' has been published 'Roadmap to a mutually consistent set of offshore vertical reference frames' by D.C. Slobbe. In this study, a new quasi-geoid model is estimated that covers the whole Netherlands Continental Shelf and the Dutch mainland.Publications on Geodesy 82, Delft, 2013. 263 pages.…
From 1 January 2014 on the NCG continues her work under the name Netherlands Center for Geodesy and Geo-informatics (NCG). So decided the Netherlands Geodetic Commission during her meeting on 5 June 2013. Within the NCG representatives of science and practice are consulting about transfer and development of knowledge and…
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Geospatial Data on the Web
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Linda van den Brink Publications on Geodesy 93 2018, 232 pages. -
The Elements of Deformation Analysis
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Blending Geodetic Observations and Deformation Hypotheses Hiddo Velsink Publications on Geodesy 92 2018, 232 pages.