The Laboratoire
d’Astrophysique de Bordeaux (LAB) at the University of Bordeaux, France, will
host the 19th European VLBI for Geodesy and Astrometry (EVGA) Working Meeting
and the 10th Analysis Workshop of the International VLBI Service for Geodesy
and Astrometry (IVS) on March 24-26, 2009. The purpose of the EVGA meeting is to
report the latest results on astrometric and geodetic VLBI research, including
technical developments, applications to geophysics and astrophysics, and the
future perspective of VLBI. The IVS Analysis Workshop will be specifically
focused on the discussion of current and future IVS products. Colleagues
working in all fields of geodetic and astrometric VLBI, from around the world,
are invited to attend these meetings and present their activities.
In addition, a specific session will be held to celebrate the 10th Anniversary
of the IVS during the afternoon of March 25. This session, with only invited
talks, will address IVS history and the synergy between IVS and the other space
geodetic techniques and VLBI networks.
Meetings from the IVS Working Group on data structure and the IVS/IERS Working
Group on the next realization of the International Celestial Reference Frame
(ICRF) will also take place during the same week, along with the Directing
Board of the IVS. See below for the detailed schedule for these events.
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The
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Timetable and meeting location
Monday 23
March: |
IVS
Directing Board |
Bordeaux
Observatory |
Tuesday
24 March: |
19th EVGA
Working Meeting |
Cap
Sciences |
Wednesday 25 March (morning): |
19th EVGA Working Meeting |
Cap Sciences |
Wednesday 25 March (afternoon): |
IVS 10th Anniversary Celebration |
Agora Talence |
Thursday 26 March (morning): |
10th IVS Analysis Workshop |
Cap Sciences |
Thursday 26 March (afternoon): |
IVS
Working Group on Data Structure |
Cap Sciences |
Friday 27 March: |
IVS/IERS
Working Group on the next ICRF realization |
Bordeaux Observatory |
Saturday 28 March |
IVS/IERS
Working Group on the next ICRF realization |
Bordeaux Observatory |
Note that the meeting of the IVS Working Group on Data Structure will be open
to everyone, whereas the meeting of the IVS/IERS Working Group on the next ICRF
realization will be only for the working group members.