Geodesy Section
Geodesy is the science of accurately measuring and understanding three fundamental properties of the Earth: its geometric shape, its orientation in space, and its gravity field — as well as the changes of these properties with time. The CGU Geodesy Section was formed in 2002, and aims to:
Advance and Promote
geodesy in Canada in support of scientific, environmental, economic, and social activitiesStrengthen
its links with national and international associations and institutesEncourage
timely communication and dissemination of geodetic results through conferences, workshops and special meetingsMembership
You can join the Geodesy Section by declaring GS affiliation when applying for or renewing your CGU membership. Affiliation with CGU-GS ensures that you’re kept up to date on current issues of interest in the field of geodesy, important Section news, and relevant deadlines for conferences and events.
Contact
Contact us via the Section Secretary.
Michael Sheng, Geodesy Section (GS) Secretary
University of New Brunswick
E-Mail: M.Sheng@UNB.ca