Central European Initiative (CEI)

WGST Section C “Geodesy”

WORKING GROUP ON

“SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEMS”

Second International Workshop on

“Satellite Navigation in CEI Area”  

General remarks:

Detailed Programme of the Workshop was included in the Second Circular, e-mailed to all participants before.

                         Participants of the Workshop                             Coffee break

3^rd of July 2000

Opening Session

• Workshop was opened by chairman of the Group - Prof. Stanislaw Oszczak. He welcomed all invited guests, members of the Group and all present persons. 
• Next Rector of the University of Warmia and Mazury Prof. Ryszard Gorecki took floor. He presented a short lecture about the University and welcomed all participants.
• On behalf of President of Olsztyn Mr Andrzej Podstawski presented a welcomed letter addressed to all participants of the Workshop.
• On behalf of Principal Land Surveyor of Warmia and Mazury Voivodship Dr. Cezary Czyzewski presented a welcomed letter addressed to all participants of the Workshop.
• President of CEI WGST “Geodesy” Prof. Janusz Sledzinski took the floor. He presented welcome speech dedicated to all members and participants of the Workshop.
• Finally Prof. Lubomir W. Baran on behalf of Polish Academy of Sciences welcomed all present persons and wished fruitful debate.

First Session

Review and International Cooperation

Chairmen of the Session: Prof. Janusz Sledzinski, Prof. Giorgio Manzoni.

• First invited lecture was given by Prof. Richard B. Langley, from University of New Brunswick, on “Kalman-filter-based GPS Ambiguity Resolution for Real-time Long-baseline Kinematic Applications” (D. Kim, R. B. Langley)  
•  Next lecture was given by Prof. Giorgio Maznoni, from University of Trieste,  on “Activity of WG SNS in the Field of Satellite Positioning and Navigation” (G. Manzoni, S. Oszczak, F. Vejrazka)  
• Next lecture was given by Prof. Giorgio Maznoni, from University of Trieste,  on “Activity of WG SNS in the Field of Satellite Positioning and Navigation” (G. Manzoni, S. Oszczak, F. Vejrazka)  
•  Last lecture of this session was given by Prof. Gyula Graczka, from Budapest University of Technology and Economics, on “Viability of Common DGPS in Central and Eastern Europe” (G. Graczka)  

Second Session

Local and National Experiments

Chairmen of the Session: Prof. Lubomir W. Baran, Prof. Richard B. Langley.

• First lecture was given by Prof. Giorgio Maznoni, from University of Trieste,  on ”DARC Cooperative Experiment between Austria, Italy and Poland” (H. Doeller, G. Mazoni, S. Oszczak)  
• Next lecture was given by Prof. Jan Krynski, from Institute of Geodesy & Cartography – Warsaw, on “DGPS with NAVI GSM” (J. Cisak, J. Krynski, M. Sekowski)  
• Third lecture of the session was given by Dr. Marcin Szolucha, from Topographic Service of Polish Armed Forces General Staff, on “Some Experiences on Real-time Kinematic GPS Application in Geodesy and Navigation” (L. Kujawa, M. Szolucha)  
• Last lecture of this session was given by Prof. Stanislaw Oszczak, from University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, on “DGPS / DGLONASS “SU22” and “TS11 ISKRA” Flight Tests” (M. Grzegorzewski, W. Jaruszewski, A. Fellner, S. Oszczak, A. Wasilewski, Z. Rzepecka, J. Kapcia, T. Poplawski)  

Third Session

Effects of Atmosphere in Satellite Positioning

Chairmen of the Session: Prof. Gyula Graczka, Prof. Jan Krynski.

• First lecture was given by Prof. Lubomir W. Baran, from University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, on ” Study of Influence of Ionosphere on Positioning Precision” (L. W. Baran, A. Krankowski, I. I. Shagimuratow)  
• Next lecture was given by Prof. Fedir Zablotskyj, from Lviv Polytechnic, on “On the Nature of Tropospheric Delay in GPS and SLR Measurements in Polar Regions” (F. Zablotskyj).
•  Third lecture of the session was given by Prof. Alexander V. Prokopov, from Kharkov State Research Institute of Meteorology, on “New Approach to the Problem of Determination of Atmospheric Refractivity Corrections for Space Geodetic Applications” (A. Prokopov).
•   Last lecture of this session was given by Alla Zanimonska,  from Kharkov State Research Institute of Meteorology, on “Correlation of Surface Temperature with Average Temperature of Troposphere in Radioacoustic Sounding Data”  (Y. N. Ulyanov, A. Y. Zanimonska, Y. M. Zanimonsky). 

4^th of July 2000

Fourth Session

GPS Technology and Applications

Chairmen of the Session: Prof. Fedir Zablotskyj, Prof. Jan Krynski.

This session was devoted to Satellite System for Navigation and Monitoring of a Vehicle, called OLMAP, created in the Chair of Satellite Geodesy and Navigation - University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn. Lecture concerning system of navigation and monitoring was given by Prof. Stanislaw Oszczak, from University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn. (S. Oszczak, M. Bakula, M. Walawski)

After the lecture and introducing to the system a practical demonstration was presented by the team of Chair of Satellite Geodesy and Navigation (S. Oszczak, M. Bakula, M. Walawski, R. Baryla, A. Ciecko, R. Gregorczyk, D. Popielarczyk)

Fifth Session

GPS Techniques and Applications

Chairmen of the Session: Prof. Giorgio Manzoni, Prof. Alexander V. Prokopov.

This session was devoted to the System called ATR Track – Real Time Tracking System, developed at the University of Bydgoszcz. Lecture concerning the Tracking System was given by Prof. Janusz Kwiecien form University of Bydgoszcz. (J. Kwiecien, S. Bujnowski, Z. Mathia).

Next part of the session was devoted to the System for Fleet Monitoring. As well the System was presented by Prof. Janusz Kwiecien and after a shot introducing to the system a practical demonstration was presented by the team of University of Bydgoszcz (J. Kwiecien, S. Bujnowski, Z. Mathia).

Poster Session

• Aleksey A. Zhalilo - “Methodical Approach and Algorithms of Satellite Navigation Differential Method Realization from Observations of Reference Station Networks”

5^th of July 2000

Scientific Excursion to

• Lidzbark Warminski  (The Gothic Castle from XIV century)
• Frombork (Group of historic buildings on Cathedral Hill
  including Copernicus Tower – XIV century)

Frombork - Cathedral Hill