Geodynamics and Geospatial Research 2025
Alfa/110
Jelgavas str. 3
Within the framework of the 83rd International Scientific Conference of the University of Latvia, the Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatics is organizing an international scientific conference - Geodynamics and Geospatial Research 2025.
This conference will take place on the 12th of June 2025 at the House of Sciences of the University of Latvia. Conference hall "Alfa", location of the venue - Jelgavas street 3, Riga, Latvia. MAP
Work language of the conference - English.
Abstracts of the presentations will be published in the abstract book. Selected Full text papaers will be published free of charge in SCOPUS indexed Journal - Baltic Journal of Modern Computing, Information on possibilities on full text publishing will follow
There is no participation fee for the conference and you are kindly invited to register. Registration is mandotary
The deadline for the speaker registration and submission of the abstract is the 19th of May 2025.
Abstracts can be submitted preferably during the registration process HERE. If you have an INDICO account you can submit your abstract via INDICO system HERE (registration necessary).
The deadline for the participant registration is the 2nd of June 2025.
Recommended topics but not only for the conference are:
Geodynamics and geospatial research;
Gravity field, geoid models and height systems;
Astrogeodetic measurements;
GNSS and satellite geodesy;
Leveling networks;
Survey engineering;
Photogrammetry, remote sensing;
Geographical information systems (GIS);
Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV);
Artificial Intelligence.
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Arrival and Registration, Morning Coffee Alfa/110
Alfa/110
Jelgavas str. 3
Jelgavas street 3, Conference room Alfa/110, Riga, Latvija -
Opening Alfa/110
Alfa/110
Jelgavas str. 3
Jelgavas street 3, Conference room Alfa/110, Riga, LatvijaConveners: Dr Ingus Mitrofanovs (Director of the Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatics of University of Latvia), TBC -
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Welcome addresses by the chair of the Latvian Surveyor associationSpeaker: Mr Aldis Pizāns
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Global Perspectives On The May 2024 Geomagnetic Storm Impact On High-precision Positioning Based On Geodetic GNSS Observations On-Line
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Predictable Regular Daily Ionospheric ScintillationSpeaker: Prof. Jānis Balodis (Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatcs of University of Latvia, Latvia)
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GNSS Measurements In High Sun Activity Malpils CaseSpeakers: Dr Jānis Zvirgzds, Dr Armands Celms (Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies, Latvia), Ivars Bergmanis (Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatcs of University of Latvia, Latvia)
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Ionospheric Activity Studies In The Territory Of Latvia Using rinex Base Station DataSpeaker: Mr Atis Vallis (Carlson Latvia, Latvia)
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Coffee Break Lobby
Lobby
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Riga Satellite Laser Ranging Station: 2024 OverviewSpeaker: Mr Kalvis Salmins (Institute of Astronomy of University of Latvia, Latvia)
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Recent Results Of Positional Astrometric Observations At The LU GGISpeaker: Dr Diana Haritonova (Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatcs of University of Latvia, Latvia)
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Terrestrial Gravimetric Geoid Model Development In LatviaSpeaker: Mr Vents Zusevics (Terrestrial Gravimetric Geoid Model Development In Latvia, Latvia)
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GNSS Levelling For 1st Class Levelling Network – A Second LookSpeaker: Dr Łukasz Borowski (University of the National Education Commission, Krakow, Poland)
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Computation Of The IGS20 Coordinates For ROMPOS Network On-Line
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Speaker: Dr Vlad Sorta (National Center for Cartografy, Romania) -
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Preliminary Results From Reassessment Of The Recent Vertical Movements Of The Earth’s Crust In BulgariaSpeaker: Dr Vasil Cvetkov (University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Bulgaria)
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Break, chat and coffee. Lunch (non hosted) Lobby, Conference room, Canteen
Lobby, Conference room, Canteen
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Uncertainty Of A State Vertical Reference System Below 1 MGPU – Is It Possible?Speaker: Dr Vasil Cvetkov (University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy, Bulgaria)
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Ground Movements In Latvia In 2019-2023 According To The Interferometric Synthetic-aperture Radar MethodSpeaker: Dr Valerijs Nikulins (SIA Geo Consultants, Latvia)
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14
On The Relationship Between Ground Motion Based On InSAR Data, The 2021 Earthquakes In Greece And The Cosseismic PhenomenonSpeaker: Dr Valerijs Nikulins (SIA Geo Consultants)
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The Focal Mechanism Solution Of Marsquakes By Inversion Of P- And S- WavesSpeaker: Prof. Dmytro Malytskyy (CB IGPH NAN Ukraine, Ukraine)
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First Results Of Atmospheric Anomalous Refraction Research Using The Digital Zenith Camera VestaSpeaker: Dr Inese Varna (Institute of Geodesy and Geoinformatcs of University of Latvia, Latvia)
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Fostering Resilience To Climate Change – CARMINE Project On-Line
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Coffee Break Lobby
Lobby
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Machine Learning–enhanced Geoid Estimation From Terrestrial And Satellite Data On-Line
On-Line
Speaker: Mr John Akutcha (Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Louisiana State University, LA, USA) -
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Spectral And Multivariate Statistical Analysis Of Astrogeodetic Quantities Derived From GGM On-Line
On-Line
Speaker: Dr Ahmed Adalla (Louisiana State University, USA) -
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Revolution In GNSS-IR As A Remote Sensing Technique For Monitoring Surface ChangesSpeaker: Mr Mohamed Abdelhamid (AGH University of Krakow, Poland)
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InSAR-based Analysis Of Land Displacement In Southeastern Louisiana: Lake Maurepas Region On-Line
On-Line
Speaker: Dr Curtis Dwira (Louisiana State University, USA) -
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Integrating InSAR And Machine Learning For Land Subsidence Detection And Prediction In The Capital Area Of Louisiana On-Line
On-Line
Speaker: Mr Desmond Kangah (Louisiana State University, USA) -
Closing Alfa/110
Alfa/110
Jelgavas str. 3
Jelgavas str. 3, Alfa/110, Riga, Latvia
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