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Staff
of the School of Surveying & Spatial Information Systems
(left to right):
Yanrui
Geng, Jinling
Wang, Michael Green,
Binghao
Li, Chris
Rizos, Bruce Harvey,
Maria Ponce, Andrew
Dempster,
Samsung Lim, Peter Leech,
Linlin
Ge, Yincai Zhou,
Yong
Heo (standing), Nonie
Politi, Thomas
Yan, Craig
Roberts, Brian Donnelly,
Peter
Mumford (front row)
(Yong
Li absent) |
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20 May 2008: 12 May Sichuan Earthquake mapped by SAR - Our team has worked around the clock as soon as the Japanese ALOS satellite successfully acquired imagery in the early morning of 20th May and released our results at noon on 21st May to the Chinese authorities. We are one of the first to get such results, thanks to the close collaboration with Japan's Earth Remote Sensing Data Analysis Center (ERSDAC) and Kochi Women’s University. Details of our results are available from the webpage http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/LinlinGe/Earthquake/. See also news release...
3 June 2008: Officials from the Chinese Consulate-General of the People's Republic of China in Sydney, Counsellor BAI Gang and Consul GUO Liang, visited the UNSW Image Analysis Lab to thank the CRCSI/UNSW/Lands InSAR Team. Prof Graham Davies, the Dean for the UNSW Faculty of Engineering, hosted their visit. The Chinese official Xinhua News Agency, China Central Television (CCTV), Australian New Express Daily, and UNSW have sent journalists to report the event. These results have been shared with a number of agencies in China, including the China Earthquake Authority, the National Disaster Reduction Center of China, and the Expert Group for Earthquake Rescue and Disaster Mitigation under the State Council, as well as numerous research institutions.... more information
22 April 2008: Two graduate students, Omer Mubarak & Anthony Cole, were selected winners
of the U.S. Institute of Navigation's student scholarship to attend
the world's premier GPS/GNSS conference, the 21st International Technical
Meeting of the Satellite Division of the US
Institute of Navigation, ION-GNSS2008, Savannah, Georgia, 16-19
September. These are the 24th & 25th US ION student prize/scholarships
awarded to members of the SNAP Lab (the first being in 1988 to Bertrand
Merminod, and the 2nd & 3rd to Shaowei Han in 1995 and again in
1996, the 4th to Lao-Sheng Lin in 1997, the 5th to Linlin Ge in 1999,
the 6th & 7th to Liwen Dai and Horng-Yue Chen in 2000, the 8th &
9th to Clement Ogaja and Chon Satirapod in 2001, the 10th & 11th
to Michael Moore and Hung-Kyu Lee in 2002, the 12th & 13th to Steve
Hewitson and Volker Janssen in 2003, the 14th, 15th & 16th to Ravi
Babu, Jean Li and Binghao Li in 2004, the 18th & 19th to Michael
Chang and Jack Wang in 2005, and the 20th to Asghar Tabatabaei in 2006, the 21st, 22nd & 23rd to Bilal Amin, Weidong Ding and Faisal Khan in 2007). 13 papers authored or co-authored by staff
or students of the SNAP Lab were accepted for either
oral presentations or as alternates within their sessions.
7 April 2008: Graduation ceremony and Graduation & Prizegiving Dinner... see photos here.
14 March 2008: Three undergraduate SSIS students, Nicholas Woodward, Joel Haasdyk, Narelle Underwood were presented with Dean's Awards at a ceremony.
30 January 2008: The School received on loan from the DLR (German Aerospace Agency) a specially-designed Septentrio GeNeRx receiver for the tracking of the prototype Galileo satellite GIOVE-A. It is installed on the roof of the Electrical Engineering Building and has been streaming E1, E2 and E5 tracking data back to Germany since 4 February.
6 December 2007: Dr Linlin Ge has been appointed an Associate Professor.... see media release.
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