© freepik.comQuest for the Exact Position
The quest for the exact position is an ongoing process allover the world. Take the time and watch this amazing video about geodesy!
© GGOSGeodetic Products
GGOS developed an unique information platform, where interested users can find geodetic products interactively. They are guided to short and easy understandable descriptions about geodetic products.
© GGOSGGOS D-A-CH
The national geodetic commissions of Germany (DGK), Austria (ÖGK) and Switzerland (SGK), encompassing the D-A-CH region, joint their efforts in GGOS-related activities. They were now approved by the GGOS CB as a new GGOS Affiliate.
© GGOSGGOS Days 2021
GGOS Days is the annual meeting of GGOS during which the different components of GGOS meet and report on their activities. Everyone is encouraged to attend!
Quantum Gravimetry in Space and on Ground
This IAG Workshop is scheduled to be as an virtual meeting on 26th and 27th of May 2021 (2:00-5:00 PM CET) and aims at covering a broad scope of quantum gravity sensing, from the development of the sensors and their characterization, to a large panel of present and future applications.
© Daniel Frank (Pexels)The Power of Where
Every day, humanity benefits from geodesy. An amazing panel of speakers presented the benefits of geodesy to society in a virtual open forum.
© RawpixelGGOS Event Update
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, a lot of very interesting geodetic events take place this year. GGOS contributes at large conferences with own sessions or organize it's own conference (GGOS Days). Please have a look at and save the dates of the…
© Martin Jernberg by unsplashNew Height of Mount Everest
The new height of the Mount Everest refers to the International Height Reference System (IHRS), a major enterprise of GGOS.
© Springer - Angermann et.al.Mission Earth
Tracking down Geodynamics and Climate Change with Satellite Geodesy. This book aims at interested nonprofessionals who want to learn more about our fascinating planet, but also at experts in natural sciences.

New GGOS website launched
IAG's Global Geodetic Observing System works together with the IAG Components – technical services, commissions, inter-commission-committees and IAG-projects – for monitoring the Earth system and global change research. GGOS has launched its new website at www.ggos.org, where you can read how geodesy and geodetic observations can contribute to the deeper understanding of our living planet, the Earth!



