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GGE Photo Album - 2005
Yun Zhang bid farewell to Hui Li on 21 December 2005. Hui was hired as a research assistant with funding from an NSERC Idea to Innovation (I2I) Award and worked closely with PingPing Xie on 3D visualization and data communication through the Internet.
Click here for a sample of some of the work completed.
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Dr. Marcelo Santos hosts visitors from Athena Recursos Naturais, a forestry software company from Brazil.
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Dr. Santos and fellow Brazilians.
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Dr. Yun Zhang says farewell again to Pingping Xie. Pingping completed her M.Sc.E. program in May 2004 and came back to work with Dr. Zhang as a research assistant in January 2005. She has since completed her research and is moving on to bigger and better things. (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-October-24)
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Dr. Marcelo Santos bids a belated farewell to his graduate student Karen Cove. Karen recently completed the requirements for her M.Sc.E. and has accepted a position at Caris here in Fredericton. (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-October-20)
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Dr. Marcelo Santos hosts a training session on GHOST (Geodetic adjustment using Helmert blocking Of Space and Terrestrial data) software under the National Geospatial Framework Project.
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Dr. Yun Zhang says farewell to Travis Maxwell. Travis has completed his M.Sc.E. with Dr. Zhang. (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-September-16)
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The new school year is underway and to celebrate, the Department held its annual pizza party on 15 September. The undergraduate and graduate students as well as faculty and staff managed to go through 288 pieces of pizza and 140 cans of pop.
We captured this photo of Dr. Secord enjoying pizza. And what is that on Dr. Secord's face? A smile? At the pizza party? Good thing we've got a picture of that! (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-September-15)
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Dr. Marcelo Santos visited the office of Land Information New Zealand (LINZ) on 29 August. His host was Eng. Matt Amos. While there, they discussed the semi-dynamic reference frame used in New Zealand due to tectonics in the country. LINZ is located in New Zealand's capital city, Wellington.
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Thank you to Dr. John Hughes Clarke who sponsored a retreat for the office staff this summer and Dr. Peter Dare who escorted Kim, Tracey, Sylvia, and Sheri to St. Andrews for some whale watching on 25 August. We started our day with a lovely breakfast in a little café then on to the Cory to see some whales. On the way out, we saw seals basking on the rocks. While sailing, we saw a Finback whale and baby swimming then feeding, and on the way back in we saw a Minke whale. The day ended with a lobster dinner at a little restaurant on Main Street.
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Marcelo Santos and a few of the Geodetic Research Lab folks wished Petr Vaníček a happy birthday on July 21 during the Thursday morning Geodesy Group meeting. Petr turned 70 years old on July 18. (Photo: Stephanie Delorey, 2005-July-21)
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The Department said farewell to Mazhar Rafiq on 20 July. Mazhar completed his M.Sc.E. under Dr. Marcelo Santos. (Photo: Stephanie Delorey, 2005-July-20)
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Dr. Petr Vaníček hosts an informal seminar with fellow geodesists.
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On 8 July, Sue Nichols hosted a farewell party for Michael Sutherland and Garfield Giff. Both Michael and Garfield had recently completed their Ph.D. studies, Michael under the supervision of Sue Nichols and Garfield under the supervision of Dave Coleman. Congratulations Michael and Garfield.
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This photo was taken at The Blue Room restaurant during the ION 2005 Annual Meeting in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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Ph.D. student Sam Ng'ang'a attended the Association of Canada Land Surveyors 21st Annual General Meeting in Cardigan, P.E.I. on 21-24 June 2005. This picture shows Roger Morrow of Midwest Surveys (Saskatchewan) and Sam at the GGE booth. Two former GGE students, Jill Cheverie and Brian Burridge are now articling under Mr. Morrow.
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Dr. Petr Vaníček attended a 6-day seminar series at the University of Stuttgart 17-25 May titled "New Developments in Physical Geodesy".
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Following the UNB Encaenia "C" exercise on 19 May 2005, at which Willis Roberts was awarded a Doctor of Science Honoris Causa, a reception was held in his honour at the Delta Fredericton Hotel. Present at the reception were a number of people with an affiliation to UNB. They posed for this picture.
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Dr. Marcelo Santos (center) met with Mr. Denis Haché (left) and Mr. Mark Doucette (right) on 17 May 2005. Mr. Haché is from the International Division of Natural Resources Canada and Mr. Mark Doucette is President of WaterMark Industries in Fredericton. They met to discuss issues related to the ongoing National Geospatial Framework Project funded by the Canadian International Development Agency. (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-May-17)
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On 28 April, the Department said farewell to Rob Neild. Rob completed his M.Eng. degree under the supervision of Yun Zhang. (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-April-28)
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The Department said farewell to Sara Cockburn and Huaining Yang on 26 April. Sara completed her M.Sc.E. under Dr. Sue Nichols and Huaining completed his M.Sc.E. under Drs. Petr Vaníček and Marcelo Santos.
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Dr. Richard Langley and Dr. Marcelo Santos hosted visitors from NovAtel on 21 April.
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The Ocean Mapping Group said farewell to their Computer System Manager, Shawn Wu on 15 April 2005. Shawn isn't actually leaving us until the end of April but this was the only time that the whole group was together. (Photo: Terry Arsenault, 2005-April-15)
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Dr. Marcelo Santos and Dr. Yun Zhang greet Mr. Patricio Centeno (left) and Mr. Osvaldo Urrutia (centre-right), from the City of Viña del Mar. Mr. Centeno is the Municipal Administrator and Mr. Urrutia the Director of the Planning Office of this beautiful city in Chile. Both ended a technical tour through Canada, visiting the Department on 8 April 2005, where they were shown some of the latest research carried out in the Department. (Photo: Tracey Hawco-Winchester, 2005-April-8)
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Dr. Yun Zhang (left) and Dr. Don Kim at the University Research Scholarship and University Teaching Scholarship Awards Ceremony on 7 April 2005. Dr. Zhang was honoured as a University Research Scholar and Dr. Kim was presented with a special certificate recognizing his New Opportunities Award from the Canada Foundation for Innovation. (Photo: Peter Dare, 2005-April-7)
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Eighteen graduating Geomatics Engineering students received their Iron Rings on Monday, April 4, 2005.
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On February 18, the Ocean Mapping Group said fairwell to Anya Duxfield. Anya had been a research assistant with the group for almost four years.
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