The 13th IVS General Meeting
The 13th IVS General Meeting took place in Tsukuba, Japan, from March 4th to March 9th, 2024.
The IVS General Meeting is an event for the global community involved in Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI), providing a unique platform for all members to reconnect and meet new colleagues in the field.
Our Space Geodesy group was proud to participate, with Benedikt Soja, Matthias Schartner, and Arno Rüegg presenting two papers and showcasing two posters. The meeting was not only a significant opportunity for professional exchanges and discussions on the latest developments in VLBI but also an occasion for participants to visit Japan and it's culture.
Have a look at our contributions:
- [Invited] Advancements and Challenges in Operational VLBI Scheduling: Automation, VGOS, and Future Prospects by Schartner et al.
- Enhancing VGOS Operations: Insights from R&D Sessions and Pathways Ahead by Schartner et al.
- Towards an Integrated Database for Enhanced Monitoring and Optimization of IVS Observing Programs by Schartner et al.
- Advancements in Ionospheric Modeling: Comparative Analysis of VTEC Derivation from Co-Located VLBI and VGOS Stations by Rüegg et al.
Matthias Schartner, Benedikt Soja, Arno Rüegg (from left to right)