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The Engineering Center is a collaborative organization that advances the goals of its member associations with greatest impact, and provides the environment and energy to successfully promote the importance of the engineering and land surveying professions, engage the public on matters relating to the natural and built environment, and secure our place as leaders of our communities.
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New England Real Time Network Summit | ||
| Description | presented by the New England Section of ACSM | |
| Status | Open | |
| Number of Days | 1 | |
| Start Time | 8:00 AM | |
| Begin Date | 08/06/2010 | |
| End Date | 08/06/2010 | |
| Early Reg: | 08/06/2010 | |
Location information | ||
| Location name: | See Web Profile for Details | |
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| City: | Durham | |
| State: | NH | |
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Web Profile | ||
The New England Section of ACSM presents: New England Real Time Summit Bringing together industry, government and academia Friday, August 6, 2010, 8 AM - 5 PM at the Thompson School of Applied Science University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH Questions? Contact: Rich Vannozzi: a.r.vannozzi@unh.edu Download brochure at: http://www.malsce.live.getfused.com/malsce/file/RTN%20Summit%20Flyer%208-6-2010.pdf Real Time Networks for GPS/GNSS positioning are growing in New England with numerous networks, approaches, applications and installations being developed. The purpose of this program is to bring together the network providers and policy makers from both the public and private sectors to showcase the technology, its applications and future. Surveyors who attend will have the opportunity to see a variety of configurations and applications and gain an understanding of how this technology might be brought into their practices and workflows. William Henning, a Senior Geodesist with the National Geodetic Survey and project lead for NGS’s developing guidelines on Real Time Networks, will provide an overview of the technology. The day will conclude with a panel comprised of users, academics, public and private providers and equipment vendors discussing the future of this technology and how it is changing the way GPS surveys are being done and will be done in the future. | ||
