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Geodetic workshops

Selected workshops hosted by Toitū Te Whenua, relating to geodesy in New Zealand.

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New Zealand Geodesy Workshop 2014

Presenters were drawn from across New Zealand’s geodetic community, as well as Australia and China. The theme for the day was the New Zealand Positioning Strategy and its implementation, with a particular focus on how New Zealand contributes to international geodetic initiatives.

LINZ's Positioning Strategy and how it contributes to Global Reference Frames, Graeme Blick, Land Information New Zealand
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3.12 MB
NZGD2000 – a useful fiction. Chris Crook, Land Information New Zealand.
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The contribution of the GeoNet and PositioNZ GNSS networks to IGS. Elisabetta D’Anastasio, GNS Science; Paula Gentle and Matt Amos, Land Information New Zealand.
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2.92 MB
Connecting NZ’s height network to the world: A national absolute gravity network. Matt Amos, Land Information New Zealand.
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922.65 KB
Vertical deformation in New Zealand: Implications for sea level rise. Paul Denys and Chris Pearson, University of Otago.
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2.82 MB
Central Otago Deformation network: A case study on the sensitivity of velocities to post-seismic deformation. Chris Pearson and Paul Denys, University of Otago.
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1.34 MB
InSAR observations of New Zealand Deformation: Past, Present and Future. Ian Hamling, GNS Science.
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6.06 MB
Time dependent deformation in New Zealand. Sigrún Hreinsdóttir, GNS Science.
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3.11 MB
Using Synthetic Aperture Radar to Maintain the National Reference Frame. Nic Donnelly, Land Information New Zealand.
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1.87 MB
Towards GGOS Stations in New Zealand. Sergei Gulyaev, Auckland University of Technology.
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6.53 MB
Australasian Geodetic VLBI Network. Oleg Titov, Geoscience Australia.
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1.98 MB
AuScope VLBI as a GGOS inspired geodetic system. Lucia Plank and Jim Lovell, University of Tasmania.
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1.87 MB
Looking up: Some developments at Awarua SGS. Robin McNeill, Venture Southland.
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3.23 MB
REANNZ: An Infrastructure Talk. T. Charles Yun, REANNZ.
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1.67 MB
The 54th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group Corporation. Lu Yu and Geng Hujun, CETC54.
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3.2 MB
Oceania geodetic infrastructure tools and direction: An industry perspective from Trimble. Paul Drummond, Trimble Navigation Ltd.
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4.03 MB
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