
2 new open Jobs at UN-GGCE
The UN has published the two new job positions to staff the United Nations Global Geodetic Centre of Excellence at the UN Campus in Bonn, Germany. You can apply for following positions:
Administrative Assistant (apply until April 25)
Associate…

UN-GGCE Open Job Positions
The UN has started the recruitment process to staff the United Nations Global Geodetic Centre of Excellence at the UN Campus in Bonn, Germany.You can apply for the of the Head of GGCE and for Geospatial Information Officers.

New Year 2023 – Report and Outlook
The year 2022 was a very successful year for GGOS with a wide range of activities. This article provides a brief overview of these and shows the outlook for 2023.
GGOS Film
It began with the publishing of the short film "Discover GGOS and Geodesy"…

Discover GGOS in Farsi
Today we have published the Discover GGOS film in Farsi (Persian) language. Many thanks to the contributors. Please watch the Farsi version here (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC3hSdTEYuA):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CC3hSdTEYuA&…

Contribution of Geodesy to Interdisciplinary Products
It is impressive to see the contribution that geodesy / gravimetry can make to other sciences and how advanced products are created that can be used.

GGOS Strategic Plan Survey
We need your input to inform and guide the goals of the next GGOS Strategic Plan. Your contribution is highly appreciated.

GGOS Film – Italian Version
An Italian version of the famous GGOS Film is now available. Don't miss to watch it. The film is now available in 7 languages.

EGU Blog Post about GGOS
Recently EGU Geodesy Division published a post in their Blog introducing GGOS, Geodesy and the recently established Geodetic Information Portal ggos.org.
Don't miss it: https://blogs.egu.eu/divisions/g/2022/06/13/ggos/

GGOS Film
New Versions
We recently published two new language versions of the "Discover GGOS" film.
It is now available in French and Portuguese, beside of English, Spanish, German and Japanese.
New Versions

IAG Statement on Ukraine
The International Association of Geodesy and its services strongly condemn the unprovoked and premeditated Russian invasion of Ukraine. We are deeply troubled by the loss of life and hundreds of thousands of civilians becoming refugees, and are very concerned about the safety and well-being of our scientific colleagues in Ukraine. We strongly request that the responsible people stop the military actions immediately.