Mathematical Geodesy and Positioning

MGP's programme contributes to geometric measurement science and aims at the development of models for the use of modern high-precision positioning and remote sensing systems together with their integrity and geometric embedding. A main feature of the programme, also referred to as the 'Delft School', is the special attention given to the linking of mathematical models and the development and operationalisation of geostatistical quality control theory.

News

New vacancy for a PhD researcher: GPS Data Analysis. 13 November 2009

Junlin Yan is a Student Competition Winner at the ION GNSS 2009 conference in Savannah, Georgia. 25 September 2009

There is a data set available with (single frequency) pseudorange and carrier phase measurements to both GIOVE-A and GIOVE-B. 16 June 2009

Ria Scholtes - in memoriam

It is with great sadness that we must inform you that our colleague Ria Scholtes (59) passed away on 7 May 2009 following a harsh struggle against a terminal illness. We are deeply impressed by the way she and her family coped with her disease.

We consider it a true honour to have worked with such a wonderful woman over the past ten years. Ria has inspired each and every one of us in her own way and this legacy will live on within us. Our thoughts are with her family.

In Memoriam: Dutch | English

Anneleen Oyen mede-auteur artikel Nature, 11 December 2008

Gini Ketelaar defended her Ph.D. thesis, 30 September 2008

Inauguration Prof.dr.ir. Ramon Hanssen, 3 September 2008

De bodem van Zuid-Limburg komt sneller omhoog dan verwacht, 3 September 2008

Sylvie Soudarissanane receives Best Poster Paper Award 2008 at the ISPRS Congress in Beijing, China, July 2008

MGP observed first Galileo double difference, 6 July 2008

Giovanni Bellusci receives Best Paper Award at the IEEE-ION Plans 2008 conference, June 2008

Spin-off Hansje Brinker receives prize, March 2008

Ramon Hanssen appointed to Antoni van Leeuwenhoek professor, February 2008

Ramon Hanssen and Petar Marinkovic facilitated workshop in Japan, January 2008

Peter Teunissen facilitates workshop on ambiguity resolution, December 2007