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Most surveyors can operate and manage their instruments if no movements
occur. But what happens, if the instrument or the surveyed object is moving? New
problems arise like e.g. synchronisation of the measurements and modeling of the
movement. These and other related tasks, investigations and practical solutions
are summarized under the term “kinematic measurements”. Multi-sensor-systems and
their application play an important part for kinematics.
If you are interested in this topic related to monitoring as well as machine
guidance, then you should definitely join this group to share your experience or
learn from others. We will organize sessions at FIG events, participate at
symposia on related topics e.g. “Machine Guidance and Control” and “Mobile
Mapping” and facilitate the interchange of knowledge among practitioners and
researchers.
Policy issues
- Cooperation with all organisation involved in the field of GNSS e.g. IAG
and ISO
- Bring to together practitioners, instrument manufactures and scientists
that deal with kinematic measurements
- Maintaining contact with instrument and sensor manufactures to provide
state-of-the-art information to the users
- Co-operation with Commission 6 WG “Machine Guidance and Control”
- Co-operation with study groups IC-SG2 and IC-SG3 of the Intercommission
Committee on Theory (ICCT) of the International Association of Geodesy
Chair
Members
- Prof. Reiner Jäger (Germany)
- Dr. Yong Li (Australia)
- Prof. Esmond Mok (China, Hong Kong)
- Dr. Gintcho Kostov (Bulgaria)
- Prof. Andreas Eichhorn (Germany)
- Larry Hothem (USA)
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Lukasz K Bonenberg (UK)
Specific projects
- Publications (e.g. via web) and a special issue in a well-known
scientific journal about the following topics:
- Kinematic aspects of geodetic instruments like total stations
and GNSS receivers as well as with typical kinematic sensors like
inertial measurement units, odometers, etc.
- Time issues like synchronisation and dead time.
- Integration of different sensors to Multi-Sensor-Systems.
- Quality of integrated kinematic measurements
Workshop(s)
- Realising tutorials and workshops on interesting topic related questions
during the whole period.
- Facilitating Special Sessions on FIG Events like FIG Congress, FIG
Working Weeks, and FIG Regional Conferences
- Facilitating on additional special events, e.g. Mobile Mapping
Technology Symposium, Krakow, Poland, 2011, 1st International Workshop on
the Quality of Geodetic Observation and Monitoring Systems, Munich, Germany,
2011 and 3rd International Conference on Machine Guidance and Control in
Stuttgart, Germany, 2012.
- Technical Papers at Working Weeks, Regional Conferences and Commission 5
Symposia and Workshops
- Providing technical background information (e.g. via web pages) for
surveyors dealing with kinematic tasks and applications during the whole
period.
- Providing a Special Issue of a well-known scientific journal e.g. the
Journal of Applied Geodesy in 2013/14
Publication(s)
- Technical papers at Working Weeks, Regional Conference and Commission 5
symposia and workshops
- Providing technical background information (e.g. via web pages) for
surveyors dealing with kinematic tasks and applications during the whole
period.
- Providing a Special Issue of a well-known scientific journal e.g. the
Journal of Applied Geodesy in 2013/14
Timetable
Beneficiaries
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FIG member associations, manufacturers and users of survey equipment,
decision makers, surveying businesses, individual surveyors, scientists.
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