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28 June 2005
General Geodetic Technical Reports
This is an index of general online Geodesy's Technical Papers either published in journals or presented by Geoscience Australia staff at recent meetings and conferences. Other category titles also available from the list below.
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- TITLE: Geodesy in Australia: National Report 1995-99 [external_PDF_1Mb]
Forum: International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, International Association of Geodesy XXII General Assembly
Location: Birmingham, U.K.
Date: July 18-30, 1999
Summary: This National Report gives a brief review of the geodetic activities carried out in Australia over the period July 1995 to June 1999. The report summarises the activities of the Federal and State government survey organisations and the universities.
- TITLE: Geodesy in Australia: National Report 1991-95 [PDF_152k]
Summary: In Australia, research in geodesy is undertaken through University establishments, principally funded by grants from the Australian Research Council (ARC). Activities in support of the national geodetic infrastructure are coordinated through the State and Federal government agencies by the Intergovernmental Committee on Surveying and
Mapping (ICSM). This committee has established a working level Geodesy Group, chaired by Geoscience Australia, with representatives from State and Federal agencies. Representatives from the Geodesy Sub-Committee and the National Tidal Facility participate as observers. The Geodesy Group plans and implements approved national projects.
- TITLE: Space Geodesy Analysis Centre 1999 [PDF_2.26Mb]
Forum: Geoscience Australia Geodesy Reference Group Meeting
Location: Canberra
Date: February, 1999
Author: Ramesh Govind, John Dawson & Geoff Luton
Summary: Presentation graphics showing subjects discussed at this meeting including- GPS; SLR; DORIS; GLONASS; VLBI; IERS; GSFC; PCGIAP; Absolute gravity; example of a GPS Processing Site Report; world maps showing GPS Stations, Global SLR Stations, and Global DORIS Stations.
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