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	Foundations of Satellite Geodesy - Impressions

The spring 2002 GPS survey in Stuttgart, Killesberg (Photos by Konrad Rösch)

Men at work		What a wonder what a joy... or it seems to be still frosty

Some of them also enjoy the sunshine...don't they ?
Bild2 mit Professor, Studenten und Referenz-GPS-Antenne

The year 2000 GPS survey in Tuttlingen (Photo by Joachim Kleinert, freier Journalist, Südkurier)

Gruppe von Studierenden mit mobilen GPS-Antennen

1999 GPS Project: Mapping an archaeological site

Satellite geodesy does not only take place in lecture-halls, but also comprises intensive practical studies. These studies always focus upon a practical project. Since 1999, in cooperation with the Landesdenkmalamt (Office for national monuments), the celtic hill grave fields in Baden-Württemberg are mapped with real-time GPS. Despite the bad weather, the practical studies can usually be carried out successfully.

Gruppe von Studierenden mit mobiler GPS-Antenne

Foundations of Satellite Geodesy - Impressions

The spring 2002 GPS survey in Stuttgart, Killesberg (Photos by Konrad Rösch)

The year 2000 GPS survey in Tuttlingen (Photo by Joachim Kleinert, freier Journalist, Südkurier)

1999 GPS Project: Mapping an archaeological site