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| == Announcements == === Workshop: ''' Relativistic Positioning Systems and their Scientific Applications''' === |
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| ==== Topics of the workshop include: ==== . - coordinate systems in relativity and their application to celestial mechanics . - Hamiltonian techniques in relativistic celestial mechanics . - formulation of fully relativistic positioning systems . - application of RPS to research in gravitation geodesy, seismology, precision timing and positioning in experimental physics, and other research fields |
[[attachment:PosterRPS.pdf|Workshop poster]] for download. === Topics of the workshop include: === * Formulation of relativistic positioning systems and properties of emission coordinates * Application to GNSS, relativistic reference frames, pulsar-based navigation and localization * Inter-satellite links and autonomous GNSS * Relativistic celestial mechanics (coordinate systems, Hamiltonian techniques...) * Application to Earth sciences, astronomy and metrology |
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| ==== Scientific Organizing Committee: ==== Bertram Arbesser-Rastburg (ESA) Sante Carloni (ESA) Pacôme Delva (Obs. Paris) Clovis Jacinto de Matos (ESA) Rune Floberghagen (ESA) Uroš Kostić (UL) |
=== Confirmed invited speakers: === * Bartolome Coll (Universitat de València) * Angelo Tartaglia (Politecnico di Torino) * Francisco Amarillo Fernandez (ESA) * Andrej Čadež (Univ. of Ljubljana) |
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| ==== Local Organizing Committee: ==== Andreja Gomboc (UL) Martin Horvat (UL) Uroš Kostić (UL) |
=== Important information === * There is no registration fee. * The proceedings of the workshop will be published. |
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| * Duration: 3 days * Term: 19th - 21st Sep, 2012 * Main topics: 1. technical methods for RPS, 1. formulation of relative positioning system 1. science using relative positioning system * Invited speakers: TBD * Program: TBD |
'''Please [[http://rgnss.fmf.uni-lj.si/workshop/registration_form |register]] before 1st July 2012.''' |
Workshop - Relativistic Positioning Systems and their Scientific Applications
Brdo near Kranj, Slovenia, 19-21 September 2012
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We are pleased to announce that a three-days workshop on relativistic positioning systems and their scientific applications will be held at Brdo near Kranj, Slovenia, on 19-21 September 2012. The workshop is organized by the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of the University of Ljubljana (UL) and ESA (Advanced Concepts Team). The goal of the workshop is to bring together those interested in the development of Relativistic Positioning Systems (RPS) and, in particular, to share ideas and establish future lines of research and collaborations.
Workshop poster for download.
Topics of the workshop include:
- Formulation of relativistic positioning systems and properties of emission coordinates
- Application to GNSS, relativistic reference frames, pulsar-based navigation and localization
- Inter-satellite links and autonomous GNSS
- Relativistic celestial mechanics (coordinate systems, Hamiltonian techniques...)
- Application to Earth sciences, astronomy and metrology
Also other contributions in line with the aims of the workshop will be considered.
=== Confirmed invited speakers: ===
- Bartolome Coll (Universitat de València)
- Angelo Tartaglia (Politecnico di Torino)
- Francisco Amarillo Fernandez (ESA)
- Andrej Čadež (Univ. of Ljubljana)
Important information
- There is no registration fee.
- The proceedings of the workshop will be published.
Please register before 1st July 2012.