Calendar 2004

GPS World, June, 2004

* JUNE 14-18

Navtech Seminars

Annapolis, Maryland. See www.gpsetc.com

* JUNE 14-18

Kalman Filter Short Course

Fullerton, California, See http:///members.aol.com/kfcas

* JUNE 14-18 OR OCTOBER 25-29

Training Course

Paris, France. See www.technalytics.com/course.htm

* JUNE 15-17

Satel Conseil

Paris, France. The 10th annual Satel Conseil Satcom Users and Operators Symposium. To register, phone 33 1 39 79 75 15, [??]: secr.exec@aaaf.asso.fr

* JUNE 16-18

ELMAR 2004

Zadar, Croatia. Development, design, and application of techniques and methods within navigation, marine electronics, multimedia communications, image and video processing, and wireless communications. See http://www.vcl.fer.hr/elmar/

* JUNE 21

ITS Telematics Seminar

Stuttgart, Germany. One-day business conference update on the German Road Charging system and the future of roads and conjection issues. See website www.telematicsupdate.com/etolling/index.htm.> * JULY 12-23

ISPRS 2004

Istanbul, Turkey. The XXth Congress of the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing carries the theme "Geo-Imagery Bridging Continents." Contact 90 212 230 00 00 (pbx), fax 90 212 248 40 30, [??]: congress@magister.com.tr; www.magister.tr.

* JULY 25-29

GML Days 2004

Vancouver, British Columbia. Third annual conference on Open GIS Consortium geography markup language (GML) and web services for geographic information systems (GIS), hosted by Galdos Systems Inc. Phone (604) 484-2750 or [??]: info@gmldays.com

* AUGUST 7-10, 2004

ESRI Survey, GIS Summit

San Diego, California. Second annual summit on "Integrating Survey and GIS." Event targets land surveyors, engineers, educators, and other professionals. Runs concurrently with the 24th annual ESRI User Conference. For more information, dsosa.esri.com or see www.esri.com/surveysummit

* AUGUST 9-13, 2004

ESRI User Conference

San Diego, California. The annual event covers applications of GIS software from the ESRI user community. A new session on GIS organization and management joins stalwarts cartography; ecology, archaeology, and conservation; forestry, wildlife, and fisheries management; location services; surveying; telecommunication; and more. Contact ESRI at (909) 793-2853, or see www.esri.com/uc.> * AUGUST 24-27, 2004

UFFC 2004

Montreal, Canada. The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Ultrasonics, Feroelectrics, and Frequency Control society convenes a joint conference of its three technical fields. Short courses and tutorials on August 23, followed by three days of technical sessions. See www.ieee-uffc.org.

* AUGUST 26-29

MAP ASIA 2004

Beijing, China. Third annual Asian conference and exhibition on GIS, GPS, aerial photography, and remote sensing. For details, [??]: info@mapasia.org. To register, registration@mapasia.org.

* SEPTEMBER 21-24

ION GNSS 2004

Long Beach, California. Technical sessions on GPS modernization; Galileo status, plans, standards and institutional issues; GNSS algorithms and antenna design; interference and jamming; location-based services; indoor positioning; GPS meteorology; integrated navigation systems; network-based techniques for real-time kinematic systems; and many other topics. Also an international industry exhibition. See www.ion.org.

* SEPTEMBER 26-29

IEEE Vehicular Technology

Los Angeles, California. Conference will focus on "Wireless Technologies for Global Security." [??]: kcai@telasic.com or jack.k.holmes@aero.org or see www.aero.org/conferences/vtc2004fall.> * OCTOBER 25-27

CTIA Wireless I.T. & Entertainment 2004

San Francisco, California. Cellular phone industry show for wireless carriers, developers, and location-based services providers.

jfrancis@ctia.org or see www.wirelessit.com.

* OCTOBER 25-29

Training Course

Destin, Florida. Course covers fault isolation, Kalman filtering, GPS & inertial navigation sensors (INS), multisensor integration sensor and system analysis and testing, and navigation, among others. See www.technalytics.com/course.htm.> * NOVEMBER 9-11

NAV '04

London, England. Location and timing applications conference, sponsored by The Royal Institute of Navigation. Features two overlapping conferences focusing on maritime Automatic Identification System (AIS 04) and the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS). For more information, see http://www.rin.org.uk/.> * DECEMBER 6-8

GNSS 2004

Sydney, Australia. The 2004 International Symposium on GPS/GNSS with trade exhibition. See www.gnss2004.org/. [??]: jinling.wang@unsw.edu.au.

* DECEMBER 6-10

Navtech Seminars

New Orleans, Louisiana. See www.gpsetc.com. Courses cover fundamentals and advanced topics in GPS for engineers and technical professionals.

* JUNE 22-23

EURAN 2004

Munich, Germany. European conference on Radio Navigation Systems and Services will provide first-hand information on applications, technologies, systems and services, and offer experts and novices an overview of state-of-the-art and future developments in radio navigation. See www.dgon.de/content/euran2004.php

For further events see the Calendar at www.gpsworld.com.