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International Geological Congress IGC 2028 – First Circular

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CGU joins IGC 2028 in Calgary (Aug 12–20). Submit Geomatics & Geodesy sessions (gravity, GNSS, tectonics, hydrology, sea level) by March 2027 to highlight geodesy’s role in global challenges.

Summer School: Satellite-Based Hydrological Data Assimilation

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Registration is open for the Summer School of "SATELLITE-BASED HYDROLOGICAL DATA ASSIMILATION", August 25-28, 2026, which will be hosted by the Geodesy Research Group of Aalborg University, Denmark. Please register here; and the deadline is…

Canadian Geophysical Union 2026 Scientific Meeting – Call for Abstracts

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The Canadian Geophysical Union (CGU) announces the opening of abstract submissions for the 2026 Scientific Meeting, to be held May 24–27, 2026, in Halifax, Canada. The Geodesy Section will offer a comprehensive program covering advances in gravity field modelling, geoid and height system modernization, GNSS/GNSS-IR, InSAR, geodynamics, deformation monitoring, satellite missions, and innovations in gravimetry. International contributions from the IAG community are encouraged. Travel support for students and Early Career Researchers is available. The abstract submission deadline is January 10, 2026.

New IAG Publications | Geodesist’s Handbook 2024 & IAG Travaux 2023–2025

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The IAG has released two flagship open-access references: the Geodesist’s Handbook 2024 and the IAG Travaux Report 2023–2025. The Handbook presents IAG statutes, structure, officers, and planned scientific activities, while the Travaux documents scientific and organizational progress across all IAG components. Both volumes provide DOIs for the full work and for each chapter, supporting precise citation and strengthening the international visibility of IAG activities.

IAG Honors Outstanding Contributions in Geodesy: Awardees of 2023 and 2024

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The International Association of Geodesy (IAG) has honored four outstanding scientists with its Young Author’s and Best Reviewer’s Awards for 2023 and 2024. The recipients are Dr. Safoora Zaminpardaz, Dr. Justyna Śliwińska-Bronowicz, Dr. Bailing Li, and Dr. Judit Benedek. These awards recognize excellence in scientific research and dedicated service to the geodetic community worldwide.

Geodesy Virtual School 2025 – Summary

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The 2025 Geodesy Virtual School focused on reference frames and Earth system monitoring, held in five free online sessions coordinated from Argentina with support from SIRGAS, IAG, IUGG, and others. It featured 37 instructors and global participation, especially from the Americas. All lectures, in English or Spanish with subtitles, are available online, promoting inclusive, high-quality geodetic training worldwide.
Geodesy Cartoon

First Geodesy Cartoon Released

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We’re excited to share the first release in our new cartoon series about geodesy: The New Height of Qomolangma (Mt. Everest). This cartoon offers an engaging and educational look at the long-standing debate between China and Nepal over the…
Gravity quantum gravimeter

New Horizon Europe Project “EQUIP-G” on terrestrial quantum gravimetry

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June 1st was the start of the new Horizon Europe Project “EQUIP-G” Imaging the Earth's interior has always been one of the key challenges in geosciences as it is a prerequisite for understanding our planet's internal dynamics and the coupling…
IAG website

Welcome to the New IAG Website

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We are excited to announce the official launch of the new IAG website geodesy.science. This launch marks a major milestone for the IAG and reflects our ambition to make geodesy more visible, accessible, and connected — both within the scientific…
ESA atomic clock satellite

A new atomic clock in space could help us measure elevations on Earth

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What if we could measure height differences on Earth to the centimeter from space? ESA’s ACES mission on the ISS links ultra-precise atomic clocks in orbit with those on Earth — enabling more accurate global elevation data. This could transform geodesy and help refine height reference systems worldwide.