Geolocation has massively entered our society. It is used in many applications. It covers a wide range of fields, including GNSS satellite tracking systems, radars, interferometry, communication systems, autonomous vehicles, connected objects and smart cities. Geolocation may require extremely accurate clocks, which raise scientific and technological challenges.
The workshop will be organized around oral and poster sessions. Most sessions will be introduced by invited lecturers presenting the state of the art and/or recent developments, followed by regular communications, which will be selected by the Scientific Committee. The working languages will be French and English.
Main topics:
- Space observation
- Observation of the Earth and its environment from space
- Geolocation on Earth by GNSS satellite systems
- Advanced techniques, radar and interferometry
- Geolocation of airplanes and UAV without GPS
- Developments related to geolocation in mobile telephony and for the Internet of things, indoor and underground localization, big data and predictive localization, localization for industry 4.0 (robots…)
- Metrology and electromagnetism aspects of clocks
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The registration fee is 220 € for each participant. It includes, among other
s, lunches and coffee breaks. A 125€ reduced fee will be applied to students and
retired participants.
With an additional 47 € you will receive the special issue of the “Comptes rendus Physique” of the “Académie des sciences ”, which will gather the key contributions of the Workshop. It will be sent to you when released, early 2019.
Registration to the Workshop will be made on line, before 24 March 2018
Last update on 21 December 2021