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EduServ8 Seminar - CANCELLED
It is with regret that EuroSDR feels compelled to cancel the EduServ pre-course seminar scheduled to have taken place in Leuven this week - due to the continuing uncertainty relating to European flight services.  All registered participants will be contacted by email on Tuesday 20th April.
We would like to assure all participants that the elearning courses themselves will run as planned.

This years courses cover:
Laserscanning for tree extraction (May 17 – 28, 2010)
Quality of Digital Terrain Models (June 7 – 18, 2010)
INSPIRE Directive and its Implementing Rules (August 30 – September 10, 2010)
Schema matching, mapping and transformation for INSPIRE (September 20 – October 1, 2010)

Get details of the courses, seminar and registration HERE.

EduServ is the annual series of short e-Learning courses from EuroSDR.
EduServ courses are followed over the Internet from any location, thereby allowing participants to update their knowledge with minimum disruption.
Courses require about thirty hours of online study and are completed over a period of two weeks during Spring of each year. They are open to all but principally intended to transfer research outcomes and developments to practitioners in the GI production and education environments.
On average, three to four two-week courses are offered each year, running consequtively.

The courses are preceded by a two-day workshop at a suitable location in Europe where participants can meet with each other and tutors, hear background presentations on the topics and receive all necessary course material and instruction.

To date courses have included:
Integrated Sensor Orientation (Leibniz University of Hannover)
Automatic Orientation of Aerial Images on Databases (Aalborg University)
Laserscanning and Airborne Interferometric SAR (ITC, Enschede)
Digital Cameras and Sensors (Ohio State University)
Co-ordinate Reference Systems and Transformations (Dublin Institute of Technology)
Positional Accuracy Improvements in GI Databases (Ordnance Survey GB; TU-Berlin; Dublin Institute of Technology)
Quality of Geospatial Data and Related Statistical Concepts (ITC, Enschede)
Quality Control of DTMs (Aalborg University)
Mapping with SAR (Technical University Berlin)
Laserscanning for 3D city models (Finnish Geodetic Institute)
Geometric performance of digital airborne cameras (Institute for Photogrammetry (ifp), Stuttgart University)
CityGML (Technical University Berlin and University of Gävle)
Schema matching, mapping and transformation for INSPIRE (University of Gävle)
Laserscanning for tree extraction (Finnish Geodetic Institute)