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Vol 3, Issue IV, April07
 
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Redefnition of Indian Geodetic datums - horizontal and vertical
BRIG (DR) B NAGARAJAN AND R K SAWHNEY
Building sustainable cities using enterprise GIS
MAYOR JEREMY HARRIS RET
TEC values estimation over a permanent GPS station
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Mangrove habitat dynamics
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My coordinates EDITORIAL
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Conference MUNICH SUMMIT
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Noted Indian Geodesist, Prof Madhav N Kulkarni passed away

If you say GPS/Geodesy in India, one of the immediate name that comes up is of Prof Madhav N Kulkarni.
But he is nomore among us.

The name itself was synonym to the subject in India.

Prof Kulkarni died of brain hemorrhage on May 5, 2007.

An irreparable loss to GPS community and science.

At Coordinates, we pay our homage to someone who was not only our advisor but a member of Coordinates family.

He had been a guiding force to us.

We share our heartfelt grief with the bereaved family and pray for strength to cope with the crisis.

We pay our tribute to him and will nourish the dreams he had for geodesy and GPS in India.

"We need Everest 2007". That’s what he wrote last in Coordinates in Feb 2007.

We will strive for that.
 
Dr Madhav N Kulkarni was Professor of Geodesy & Remote Sensing at IIT Bombay. He joined faculty of the Geodesy & Remote Sensing Division of Civil Engineering Department, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Bombay, in June 1999, after taking
voluntary retirement from Army Engineers, as Lt Co. An Alumnus of IIT Kharagpur, Dr Kulkarni served in Survey of India, a Department under DST, for 20 years, on deputation from Army. He carried out and supervised extensive Geodetic survey operations from the Himalayas to Kanyakumari, for diverse applications. He did his Masters and PhD in Space Geodesy at The Ohio State University, USA, in a NASA-funded project, on a study leave, and received two international awards. His areas of specialization include Space Geodesy, Satellite-based Surveying & Mapping techniques, Earthquake Studies using Geodetic Techniques, and Global Positioning System (GPS).

Dr. Kulkarni was also an Adjunct Professor at the Indian Institute of Geomagnetism, Mumbai, and member of several National committees, including the National GPS Expert Group. He has over 50 technical publications to his credit.
We published Prof Kulkarini’s views on Indian Geodetic Datum in Feb 07 issue of Coordinates. (http://www.mycoordinates.org/thedatumdebate-feb2007-1.php)
"New GNSS will cause a synergetic effect and not chaos”
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  Good News!  
  A sigh of relief for GPS/GPRS mobiles!
 
  An apparatus will be classified as a mobile phone rather than an ADP machine or camera or GPS receiver when its principal function is telephony…
 
  India National Map Policy  
National Map Policy

Guidelines for implementing National Map policy
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2 - 4 December 2008,
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Gdynia, Poland
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