Dear Ginan workshop attendees,
For online attendees can access the Ginan Workshop via the Geodesy Workshop Zoom Link posted earlier today by Paul Tregoning.
Zoom Details:
Meeting number: 8352 0319 216
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Updated Ginan workshop material will be pushed onto the Ginan GitHub page (https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/G2OsCNLwPnfNqWKvyu4hAhyig9H?domain=g…) at ~18:30 AEST this evening.
The workshop will make use of the online documentation and configuration templates to demonstrate 5 different Ginan applications found in the ginan/exampleConfigs directory:
ppp_example.yaml
pod_example.yaml
rt_ppp_example.yaml
record_streams.yaml
LEO_kinPOD.yaml
LEO_dynPOD.yaml
General software documentation can be found at: https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/7dUWCOMxQoFAL8VqQhkiwhGqQ2y?domain=g…
To access the latest develop-weekly branch of Ginan please use the following command after ~18:30 this evening.
git clone -b develop-weekly --depth 1 --single-branch https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/h1sOCP7yRpt41wYyVFjszhx28Rg?domain=g…
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See you Monday.
Regards,
Simon
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Dear All,
Please find attached the final workshop programs for the Ginan software workshop (23 June) and the Geodesy workshop (24-25 June).
Both workshops will be held in the D.A. Brown lecture room (Building 142 at RSES, Mills Rd, Acton), which is the same place that we have held all previous workshops.
As usual, we will be seeking volunteers to chair the sessions so please make yourself known if you'd like to help out with the running of the workshop.
Kind regards,
--Paul
p.s. bring something warm, it was -4 C this morning in Canberra !
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Head, Geodesy Group
Research School of Earth Sciences
Building 142, Mills Road
The Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200 Australia
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Dear All,
Attached is the program for the geodesy workshop next week, built from the talk titles that had been submitted as of this morning. If you're not in the program and would really like to give a talk then let me know asap - there is some space at the end of the second day where we could still add a few talks.
The workshop runs 24-25 June. Remember also that Simon McClusky is running the ginan software workshop on 23 June (all day) and all are welcome to attend.
Kind regards,
--Paul
p.s. please forward the program to anyone who you suspect may be interested but not registered to this geodesy-australia mailing list.
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Research School of Earth Sciences
Building 142, Mills Road
The Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200 Australia
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Fax : +61 2 6125 5443
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Dear Colleagues
Please distribute this to students interested in undertaking a PhD in data science/geodesy. The project is well supported with a $12k/yr topup and substantial project support, and an internship with Geoscience Australia.
Together with CSIRO and Geoscience Australia I am pleased to advertise a new and well supported Industry PhD project.
The project seeks to improve the accuracy of estimates of Australia's 3D motion and deformation. The improved vertical land motion estimates from this PhD will then be applied to improve our understanding of sea level rise around our coastlines.
This collaboration between CSIRO Data61, UTAS and Geoscience Australia will develop novel unsupervised machine learning approaches to detect hidden and subtle changes in highly precise measurements of Earth's changing shape.
Hundreds of continuous GNSS sites now operate across Australia, and tens of thousands globally, allowing Earth's 3D motion to be theoretically tracked at the millimetre level. However, the utility of these data is degraded by undiagnosed and hidden changes in the time series due to hardware, geophysical or environmental changes. Robust and repeatable automated techniques are currently less accurate than laborious manual expert human analysis.
Novel methods that detect hidden, subtle changes in high-precision continuous GNSS time series will be developed and then applied to publicly available data from Australian GNSS sites. This work will improve satellite positioning products used by Australian industry, government and researchers. For instance, quality-controlled data products will improve our understanding of Australia's vertical land motion, and this will directly improve estimates of sea-level rise. Other applications include improving knowledge of the present-day strain of the Australian crust, yielding insights into seismic risk. The developed methods will be operationalised at Geoscience Australia.
This exciting and well-supported project allows a candidate to work on a pressing societal problem and work closely with partners in CSIRO Datat61 and Geoscience Australia. The project will include an internship with Geoscience Australia. There is a global shortage of experts in this area, including within Australia. The expertise provided in this PhD will place the candidate as one of Australia's experts in geodetic data analysis, of which Geoscience Australia is the national lead.
The student will work with a great team including me (Primary Supervisor), Daniel Smith (CSIRO Data61), Anna Riddell (GA), and Christopher Watson (UTAS).
Please get in touch with me if you have any questions. Please note applications will only be considered from Australian citizens or Permanent Residents, or a New Zealand citizens.
Matt King
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Hi All,
The link to the Australian Geodesy and ginan Workshops expired. Please use the link below:
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Also, let me know if you have dietary requirements.
I will make the program on Monday, based on submissions received.
--Paul
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Hi All,
Apologies for spamming everyone's inbox with this information about the upcoming Ginan workshop on the Monday 23 June, but I don't have access to the Geodesy Workshop participant list any longer and wanted to let Ginan workshop participants know that the Ginan workshop will start @10:30 am to allow people to arrive in Canberra Monday morning.
The first practical part of the workshop, Building and Installing Ginan and dependencies will probably begin ~ 11:00 if you are later still.
The workshop agenda with approximate timing is attached.
Regards,
Simon
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Dear colleagues
As you know, the Australian Geodesy Workshop will be held at ANU RSES 24-25 June 2025.
As an appetiser to this event, Geoscience Australia will be hosting a one-day "Ginan GNSS data analysis workshop" on Monday 23 June.
The workshop will cover:
* Ginan multi-GNSS analysis software design
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Building and installing Ginan
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Ginan configuration options
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Processing examples:
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Ginan single station PPP data processing (Static and Kinematic)
*
Ginan Network PPP data processing (Generating PPP products)
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Ginan real-time PPP data processing
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Ginan LEO data processing
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Ginan output analysis:
*
Ginan Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) tool
Please bring along your own GNSS data examples for practice.
Title: Ginan GNSS data analysis workshop
Date: 23 June, 2025
Location: Research School of Earth Sciences, ANU, Canberra.
Online option: The workshop will be available in-person (preferred) or via an online meeting link.
For more information: Please contact Simon McClusky (simon.mcclusky(a)ga.gov.au<mailto:simon.mcclusky@ga.gov.au>)
To register: Please fill out the Ginan Workshop column that I have added to the Australian Geodesy Workshop registration<https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/9WzbC1WZ5zspXjAD8uLfgfV9-_P?domain=a…> form with your interest in attending either in-person or online.
Regards,
Simon
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Dear colleagues
As you know, we hold the Australian Geodesy Workshop every 18 months. Our next meeting will be held at ANU 24-25 June 2025
Geodesy workshop dates: June 24-25 2025
Location: Research School of Earth Sciences, ANU, Canberra. If there are questions about the local arrangements, please email Paul.Tregoning(a)anu.edu.au<mailto:Paul.Tregoning@anu.edu.au>
Online option: the presentations will be available online
Registration for university-based researchers is free.
To register and optionally submit one or more talk titles, please complete the following online document:
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We should be able to accommodate one talk for each person who wants one, and additional talks may be accommodated depending on demand, alignment, early career status, and the balance of other presentations.
The program will be designed in early June so please add your talk titles into the above document.
Kind regards,
--Paul
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Research School of Earth Sciences
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The Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200 Australia
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