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1、会议通知｜GNSS电离层国际研讨会（IWGI2018）
《测绘学报》
构建与学术的桥梁 拉近与权威的距离
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Background & Objectives
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- Ionospheric delay is one of main GNSS errors, which is still challenging to precisely correct and model the ionospheric error in positioning, navigation and timing (PNT). Nowadays, dual-frequency GNSS observations can precisely estimate ionoispheric delay, total electron content (TEC), electron density etc, which provide a unique opportunity to correct, monitor and understand ionospheric variations, particularly multi-GNSS, including US's GPS, Russia's GLONASS, China's BeiDou and EU's Galileo as well as regional systems, such as Japan's QZSS and India's IRNSS.
International Association of Geodesy (IAG)
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (SHAO), China
Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology (NUIST)
The International Workshop on GNSS Ionosphere (IWGI2018) - Observations, Advances and Opportunities is jointly sponsored by the International Association of Geodesy (IAG), German Aerospace Center (DLR) and Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China (SHAO). The IWGI2018 will be held on November 4-6, 2018, Shanghai, China. The IWGI2018 aims to provide a platform for GNSS scientists and engineers to communicate and exchange in GNSS ionosphere theory, methods, technologies, applications and future challenges. The IWGI2018 is open to all scientists who may have the latest results and developments in GNSS ionosphere, including ionospheric delay estimating theory, algorithms, modelling and applications in engineering and Earth/space science as well as combining multi-sensors. Manuscripts on new advances in GNSS ionosphere and space weather are also welcome.
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Sessions & Topics
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Session 1: Multi-GNSS Current Status and Advances
Session 2: GNSS Tropospheric Delay Estimation and Effects
Session 3: GNSS Ionospheric Delay Estimation and Modelling
Session 4: GNSS Ionospheric Tomography and Radio Occultation
Session 5: Ionospheric Delay Effects on Navigation and Positioning
Session 6: Ionospheric/Thermospheric Irregularities from GNSS
Session 7: GNSS Space Weather and Environment Variations
Session 8: Seismic-Ionospheric Disturbances and Warning
Session 9: Ionosphere and Space Environments from Multi-Sensors
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Sponsors
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Scientific Organizing Committee (SOC)
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Shuanggen Jin, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China (Chair)
Mainul Hoque, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany (Co-Chair)
Sergey Pulinets, Space Research Institute, RAS, Russia
Jens Berdermann, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
Libo Liu, Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS, China
Andrzej Krankowski, University of Warmia & Mazury in Olszt, Poland
Charles Lin, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Norbert Jakowski, German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany
Yunbin Yuan, Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics, CAS, China
Yuichi Otsuka, Ins. Space-Earth Environ., Nagoya University, Japan
Yibin Yao, School of Geodesy & Geomatics, Wuhan Univrsity, China
Manuel Hernandez-Pajares, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya, Spain
Hong Yuan, Academy of Opto-Electronics (AOE), CAS, China
Michael Schmidt, Technische Universitat Munchen (TUM), Germany
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Local Organizing Committee (LOC)
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Shuanggen Jin, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China (Chair)
Peng Guo, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China
Zhounan Dong, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China
Jiandong Liu, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China
Yang Yu, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, China
International Workshop on GNSS Ionosphere (Nov. 5-6, 2018)
Program Handbook
Registration & Payment on-site (Nov. 4-6, 2018)
3rd floor of SHAO Building, Shanghai, China
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Abstract submission
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- Please email your abstract with Abstract_IWGI2018_xxx.doc to Mr. Jiandong Liu:
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Registration without abstract
- Please email registration form or following information to Mr. Jiandong Liu:
First Name :_____________; Last Name: _____________; Title: _____________
Institute :_________________; Country :____________
Address:________________ ; Post code: __________
Email :_______________; Tel: _______________
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Payment Type
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Regular: 250$USD or 1500 RMB
Students: 150$USD or 1000 RMB
Payment by cash
Payment on site by Chinese Yuan, US Dollar or Euro cash
Payment by bank tranfer
Bank transfer (please note usage for IWGI2018). (English version)
Bank transfer (please note usage for IWGI2018). (Chinese version ÖÐÎÄ°æ)
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Participants
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| Number | NAME | AFFILIATION | COUNTRY | ABSTRACT | |
| 1 | Libo Liu | Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS | China | Ionospheric monitoring and physics: Recent progresses in China | liul@mail.iggcas.ac.cn |
| 2 | Norbert Jakowski/M. Mainul Hoque | German Aerospace Center (DLR) | Germany | Fast and improved ionospheric correction by NTCM models using GNSS broadcast coefficients The Nighttime Winter Anomaly (NWA) effect - a persistent feature of the mid-latitude ionospheres at the American and Asian longitude sectors | Norbert.Jakowski@dlr.de |
| 3 | Volkan Akgul | Bulent Ecevit University | Turkey | High-order ionopsheric effects on GPS-estimated tropospheric delay gradients | akgulvo@gmail.com |
| 4 | Manuel Hernandez-Pajares | UPC-IonSAT, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya | Spain | Precise ionospheric electron content monitoring from single-frequency GNSS receivers | manuel.hernandez@upc.edu> |
| 5 | Qin Peng | Shanghai University & SHAO | China | Ionospheric delay effects on significant wave height estimation from CYGNSS GNSS-R observations | 79120615@qq.com |
| 6 | Shuanggen Jin | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | GNSS cloudy platform for digital space: Advances, applications and opportunities | sgjin@shao.ac.cn |
| 7 | Y. Tony Song | NASA JPL | USA | xxx | Tony.Song@jpl.nasa.gov |
| 8 | Xiaodong Qian | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | Ionospheric delay correction for mean sea level change from CYGNSS GNSS-R observations | xdqian@shao.ac.cn |
| 9 | Mainul Hoque | German Aerospace Center (DLR) | Germany | Estimates of higher order ionospheric effects for GNSS signals received onboard LEO satellites | Mainul.Hoque@dlr.de |
| 10 | Andres Calabia | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | Variations of thermospheric air mass density derived from GRACE accelerations and GPS POD | andres@calabia.com |
| 11 | Jiandong Liu | Shangha Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | Wave distribution and activities in the upper Mars atmosphere from multi-satellite accelerometer observations | jd_liu@shao.ac.cn |
| 12 | Jens Berdermann | German Aerospace Center (DLR) | Germany | xxx | Jens.Berdermann@dlr.de |
| 13 | Jiuhou Lei | University of Science and Technology of China | China | xxx | leijh@ustc.edu.cn |
| 14 | Ke Su | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | Evaluation of ionospheric ionospheric effects on multi-GNSS PPP performances | ksu@shao.ac.cn |
| 15 | Yuichi Otsuka | Nagoya University | Japan | xxx | otsuka@isee.nagoya-u.ac.jp |
| 16 | Liangliang Yuan | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | Thermospheric mass density variations following the September 2017 geomagnetic storm from GRACE and SWARM precise orbits | 18905648099@189.cn |
| 17 | Xin Liu | Shanghai University & SHAO | China | Ionospheric disturbances following the 2011 Tohoku-Oki Tsunami from GPS observations | 990528837@qq.com |
| 18 | Chao Gao | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | High-order ionospheric effects on neutral atmospheric parameters estimation from FY-3C GPS Radio Occultation | 349827456@qq.com |
| 19 | Zhonnan Dong | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | 3-D water vapor tomography in Wuhan from GPS, BDS and GLONASS observations | zndongcsu@163.com |
| 20 | Charles Lin | National Cheng Kung University | Taiwan, China | xxx | charles@mail.ncku.edu.tw |
| 21 | Ershen Wang | Shenyang Aerospace University | China | Satellite Selection Algorithm for Multi-constellation GNSS Positioning | wanges_2016@126.com |
| 22 | Yuhan Liu | Shanghai University & SHAO | China | Ionospheric disturbances following the 2018 Mw=7.9 Alaska earthquake from GPS observations | inuyasha471@qq.com |
| 23 | Dasari Prasad | Andhra University | India | Longitudinal variation of GPS TEC and ROTI at equatorial and low latitude IGS stations during declining phase of Solar Cycle 24(presentation) | dsvvdprasad@gmail.com |
| 24 | Dasari Prasad | Andhra University | India | Variation of TEC over different longitudes and latitudes of North American sector during the 21st August 2017 total solar eclipse(poster) | dsvvdprasad@gmail.com |
| 25 | Virendra Patel | Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology | India | Impact of ockhi cyclone on IRNSS/NavIC GNSS signal due to ionospheric and tropospheric variation | virendra369@gmail.com |
| 26 | Gopal Mondal | Jadavpur University | India | Ionospheric variation during El Nino and La Nina years over tropical Pacific Ocean | gopalmondal18@gmail.com |
| 27 | Feza Arikan | Hacettepe University | Turkey | Performance of IRI-Plas with GIM-TEC input as Compared to Ionosonde Data for Equinox Seasons | arikan@hacettepe.edu.tr |
| 28 | Solen Kumbay Yildiz | Hacettepe University | Turkey | Investigation of Spatio-Temporal Variability of Midlatitude Ionosphere Using GIM-TEC | solen@ee.hacettepe.edu.tr |
| 29 | K.D.Sriniuasu Vadlamurt | Andhra University | India | vkdsrinivasu@gmail.com | |
| 30 | Yue Deng | University of Texas at Arlington | USA | Large-scale traveling ionospheric disturbances (LSTIDs) and correlation with auroral activity and ion convection pattern: Comparison between GPS-TEC data and GITM simulation | yuedeng@uta.edu |
| 31 | Haiyang Fu | Fudan University | China | fuhaiyang@gmail.com | |
| 32 | Yanhong Chen | National space science center,CAS | China | Ionosphere modeling, specification and application from GNSS observation | chenyh@nssc.ac.cn |
| 33 | Shun Zhang | Shangqiu Normal University | China | Spatial and temporal patterns of ~27-day oscillation in ionospheric TEC | zhangshun@whu.edu.cn> |
| 34 | Wei Geng | National Space Science Center, CAS | China | Generation of Ionospheric Scintillation Maps over Southern China based on Kriging Method | 15201525096@163.com> |
| 35 | Yuxiang Peng | Virginia Tech Center for Space Science and Engineering Research | USA | Satellite Formation Flight Simulation Using Multi-constellation GNSS and Applications to Ionospheric Remote Sensing | yuxiang7@vt.edu> |
| 36 | Randa Natras | Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation, Vienna University of Technology | Austria | Local Ionosphere TEC Model for Bosnia and Herzegovina - Preliminary results | randa.natras1@gmail.com> |
| 37 | Randa Natras and Dzana Horozovic | Department of Geodesy and Geoinformation, Vienna University of Technology | Austria | Latitudinal and Seasonal Dependence of Geomagnetic Storm Effects on the Ionospheric TEC and Positioning Accuracy in Europe in 2015 | randa.natras1@gmail.com; dzana.horozovic@geo.tuwien.ac.at> |
| 38 | Liming He | Department of Geodesy and Geomatics, Northeastern University | China | Three-dimensional structure of ionospheric disturbance observed by dense GNSS network | heliming@mail.neu.edu.cn> |
| 39 | Zhihuai Guo | School of Geodesy and Geomatics, Wuhan University | China | The Accuracy Analysis of IRI-2016 and NeQuick2 at Antarctic Area | zihuai_Guo@163.com> |
| 40 | Zhou Chen | Institute of Space Science and Technology, Nanchang University | China | Improvement of Deep learning algorithm (DCGAN) for total electron content (TEC) maps | yuedeng@uta.edu |
| 41 | Wenfeng Nie | Institute of Space Sciences, Shandong University | China | Revisit the calibration errors on experimental slant total electron content (TEC) determined with GPS | wenfengnie@sdu.edu.cn> |
| 42 | Qingtao Wan | National Astronomical Observatories of China, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Analysis of GPS-TEC of the Equatorial Ionization Anomaly around 115oE longitude | qtwan@nao.cas.cn> |
| 43 | Dunyong Zheng | Hunan University of Science and Technology | China | xx | zdymath@163.com> |
| 44 | Guiwen Lan and Kaiwen Feng | College of Geomatics and Geoinformation | China | 3D Visualization of Urban Underground Pipelines with SuperMap and 3DS MAX | 290371393@qq.com> |
| 45 | Ningbo Wang | Academy of Opto-Electronics,Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | BDSMART: BDS/GNSS ionospheric Monitoring And Retrieval Terminal for ionosphere sensing | wangningbo@aoe.ac.cn> |
| 46 | Ningbo Wang and Zishen Li | Academy of Opto-Electronics,Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Benefits of IGS RTS for real time ionospheric space weather monitoring | wangningbo@aoe.ac.cn> |
| 47 | Wei Shang | SHAO,Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | XX | 907912215@qq.com> |
| 48 | Xiaolan Wang | National Astronomical Observatories of China, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Comparison of global ionospheric GPS-TEC measurements with IRI-TEC | xlwang@nao.cas.cn> |
| 49 | Chendong Li | Department of Civil Engineering, the University of Nottingham | China | Further Statistical Analysis of the Correlation between Scintillation Parameters and MP&ROTI | Chendong.LI@nottingham.edu.cn> |
| 50 | Chengli She | Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | GNSS Ionospheric Delay Estimation from an Individual Multi-GNSS Station | certainly@mail.iggcas.ac.cn> |
| 51 | Haixia Lyu | GNSS Research Center, Wuhan University; UPC GNSS Research Center, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya; | China/Spain | xx | haixia.lyu@upc.edu> |
| 52 | Michael Jehle | u-blox AG | Switzerland | XX | Michael.Jehle@u-blox.com |
| 53 | Yangyi Sun | China University of Geosciences (Wuhan) | China | El Nino - Southern Oscillation signature in ionosphere observed by FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC radio occultation | sunyy@cug.edu.cn |
| 54 | Kunpeng Shi | College of Geodesy and Geomatics, Shandong University of Science and Technology | China | Temporal-spatial variations of plasma electron content in high and low solar activity year | 514026949@qq.com |
| 55 | Jun Chen | School of Geodesy and Geomatics, Wuhan University | China | Modeling and analysis of a new ionospheric mapping function | cj_snake@whu.edu.cn |
| 56 | Hongda Miao | Xidian University | China | A GPU Model of the Ionosphere Based on Sami2 | 1925059579@qq.com |
| 57 | Hongda Miao | Xidian University | China | A GPU Model of the Ionosphere Based on Sami2 | 1925059579@qq.com |
| 58 | XiangXiang Yan | Hubei Subsurface Multi-scale Imaging Key Laboratory, China University of Geosciences | China | Vertical structure of the earthquake-induced ionospheric perturbations based on FORMOSAT-3/COSMIC data | yanxxcug@foxmail.com |
| 59 | Yongxing Zhu | Information Engineering University | China | Accuracy analysis of broadcasting ionospheric parameters for the latest BDS-3 experimental satellites | 18049269002@126.com |
| 60 | Weijun Lu | National Astronomical Observatories, CAS | China | A preliminary result of ionospheric TEC derivation from GPS carrier phase observations | luweijun14@mails.ucas.ac.cn |
| 61 | Guoqiang Pang | University Of Electronic Science And Technology Of China | China | A new study of ionospheric delay based on dual-frequency BeiDou reference station | GuoqiangPang15@163.com |
| 62 | Conglin Zhou | Geomatic Center of Guangxi | China | Analysis of the application of GNSS technology in seismic research | 573014033@qq.com |
| 63 | Jinghua Li | National Astronomical Observatories, CAS | China | Evaluation of the Klobuchar model in TaiWan | jhli@nao.cas.cn |
| 64 | Shuaimin Wang | Institute of Space Science, Shandong University | China | Establishment of weighted mean temperature model in the polar region | wsm1949@sina.com |
| 65 | Biao Jin | Institute: Space star technology co., LTD | China | SBAS Ionospheric Spatial Threat Model and the Integrity in China Area | 617630427@qq.com |
| 66 | Mingzhe Li | Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS | China | Characterization of the residual ionospheric errors in neutral radio occultation retrievals | limingzhe@mail.iggcas.ac.cn |
| 67 | Mingzhe Li | Institute of Geology and Geophysics, CAS | China | Characterization of the residual ionospheric errors in neutral radio occultation retrievals | limingzhe@mail.iggcas.ac.cn |
| 68 | Hang Liu | Xi'an University of Science and Technology | China | xx | 673290038@qq.com |
| 69 | Xiaohua Xu | School of Geodesy and Geomatics, Wuhan University | China | the Influence of the Spatial and Temporal Collocation Windows on the Comparisons of the Ionospheric Characteristic Parameters Derived from COSMIC Radio Occultation and Digisondes | xhxu@sgg.whu.edu.cn |
| 70 | Jinmei Guo | University of Electronic Science and Technology Of China | China | Estimation of Carrier Phase Deviation of Geometric-free Linear Combination of Beidou Tri-Frequency Signals for Ionospheric TEC Modeling | jinmeiguo112@163.com |
| 71 | Yue Hong | University of Electronic Science and Technology Of China | China | Evaluate and mitigate the effects of ionospheric interference on the accuracy and integrity of the BeiDou system | 2284434734@qq.com |
| 72 | Xinying Zhong | Geomatic Center of Guangxi | China | PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF BEIBU GULF OF GUANGXI BEIDOU NAVIGATION GROUND-BASED AUGMENTATION SYSTEM | 351942387@qq.com |
| 73 | Yong Wang | Shandong University | China/Canada | Polar cap structures and dynamics revealed by TEC keograms extracted from TEC maps | wangyong180@163.com> |
| 74 | Yong Wang | Shandong University | China | Experimental evidence on the dependence of the standard GPS phase scintillation index on the ionospheric plasma drift around noon sector of the polar ionosphere | wangyong180@163.com> |
| 75 | Pornchai Supnithi | King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang | Thailand | Relationship between Spread -F Events and the Rate of Total Electron Content Change Index (ROTI) in Equatorial Region at Thailand Chumphon Station, Thailand | pornchai.su@kmitl.ac.th> |
| 76 | Jiaqi Zhao and Chen Zhou | School of Electronic Information, Wuhan University | China | On the Optimal Height of Ionospheric Shell for Single-Site TEC Estimation | chenzhou@whu.edu.cn; zhaojiaqi@whu.edu.cn> |
| 77 | Dedalo Marchetti | Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology, | China/Italy | Possible pre-earthquake ionospheric anomalies detected by Swarm satellites and a preliminary integration with the new CSES Zhangheng 1 satellite data | dedalo_marchetti@yahoo.it |
| 78 | Takashi MARUYAMA | National Astronomical Observatories, CAS National Institute of Information and Communications Technology | China/Japan | Precise estimation of total electron content by double thin-shell model at equatorial and low latitudes using local receiver network | tmaru@nict.go.jp |
| 79 | Jinghua Li | National Astronomical Observatories, CAS | China | Evaluation of the Klobuchar model in TaiWan | jhli@nao.cas.cn |
| 80 | Ning Wang | National Key Laboratory of Electromagnetic Environment, China Research Institute of Radio-wave Propagation | China | Observations of GPS ionospheric scintillation over Guangzhou in China during the 23rd solar cycle | wn_22s_cetc@163.com |
| 81 | Jinyun Guo | Shandong University of Science and Technology | China | xx | jinyunguo1@126.com |
| 82 | Shunrong Zhang | MIT Haystack Observatory | USA | The 2017 Great America Eclipse induced ionospheric bow waves | shunrong@mit.edu |
| 83 | Jianfeng Li | School of Earth Science and Environmental Engineering, Southwest Jiaotong University | China | Coupling Characteristics analysis for Ionospheric Storm and Geomagnetic Storm | jianfengli@my.swjtu.edu.cn |
| 84 | Guanyi Chen | Ionosphere Laboratory, School of Electronic Information, Wuhan University | China | A Statistical Analysis of Medium-scale Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances during 2014-2017 by using data from CORS Network in Hong Kong | chenguanyi@whu.edu.cn |
| 85 | Chao Xiong | GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences Potsdam | Germany | The GPS signal interruption of Swarm satellites caused by ionospheric plasma irregularities | bear@gfz-potsdam.de |
| 86 | Shunzu Gao | Electronic Information School, Wuhan University | China | Integrated Algorithm for TEC Measurement with GPS and BDS Receivers | gaoshz@whu.edu.cn |
| 87 | Kaixuan Zhang | University Of Electronic Science And Technology Of China | China | Accurate ionospheric delay model for real time BDS base positioning of LEO satellites using horizontal VTEC gradient estimatio | shaoqiankai@foxmail.com |
| 88 | Yufei Wu | University Of Electronic Science And Technology Of China | China | Ionospheric Disturbance Monitoring Based on Convolution Neural Networks | 120020435@qq.com |
| 89 | zhengxie Zhang | University Of Electronic Science And Technology Of China | China | Real-Time Extracting Ionospheric Delays and Establishing Regional Model by CORS | 15651975330@163.com |
| 90 | Guangyuan Tan | National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | Error Analysis on NmF2 and HmF2 Parameter of IRI-2016 Model during Magnetically Quiet and Storm Periods | tgy8080@126.com |
| 91 | Weihua Bai | National Space Science Center, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | The validation and application of ionospheric radio occultation products derived from FY3C/GNOS | bjbwh@163.com |
| 92 | Guozhu Li | Institute of Geology and Geophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences | China | An introduction to the ionospheric observation network for irregularity and scintillation in East/Southeast Asia (IONISE) | gzlee@mail.iggcas.ac.cn |
| 93 | Jieqing Yu | School of Environment Science and Spatial Inofrmatics,China University of Mining & Technology | China | Ionospheric tomography by image reconstruction based on hybrid grids | yujieqing@cumt.edu.cn |
| 94 | Wenxiang Li | Research Institute of Electronic Science and Technology, UESTC | China | Review of Ionospheric TEC and NmF2 Perturbations Before Wenchuan Earthquake | LWX_UESTC@163.com |
| 95 | Shenwei Shi | Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology | China | xx | t1142430226@163.com |
| 96 | Jiabing Guo | Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology | China | xx | 1292196066@qq.com |
| 97 | Yiduo Wen | Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology | China | xx | 1505006362@qq.com |
| 98 | Naifeng Fu | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xx | nffu@shao.ac.cn |
| 99 | Peng Guo | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | gp@shao.ac.cn |
| 100 | Mengjie Wu | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | mjwu@shao.ac.cn |
| 101 | Sergey Pulinets | Space Research Institute, RAS | Russia | xxx | pulse1549@gmail.com |
| 102 | Hui Qiu | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | ws2834825886@163.com |
| 103 | Michael Schmidt | Technische Universitat Munchen (TUM) | Germany | xxx | mg.schmidt@tum.de |
| 104 | Zhaoyang Hong | ShanghaiTech University & SHAO | China | xxx | 504218720@qq.com |
| 105 | Jie Chen | Xiangtan University & SHAO | China | xxx | 422061442@qq.com |
| 106 | Andrzej Krankowski | University of Warmia & Mazury in Olszt | Poland | xxx | kand@uwm.edu.pl |
| 107 | Qiang Chen | Xiangtan University & SHAO | China | xxx | 422061442@qq.com |
| 108 | Wei Shang | Shanghai University & SHAO | China | xxx | 90791215@qq.com |
| 109 | Zengji Zheng | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | 13488316276@126.com |
| 110 | Bahruz Ahadov | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | geofizik608@mail.ru |
| 111 | Shuhua Ye | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | ysh@shao.ac.cn |
| 112 | Yang Yu | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | yuyang@shao.ac.cn |
| 113 | Qinyun Zhang | Shanghai University & SHAO | China | xxx | 915424294@qq.com |
| 114 | Oufang Luo | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | ofluo@hotmail.com |
| 115 | Xiaojuan Tian | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | xjtian@shao.ac.cn |
| 116 | Xuerui Wu | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | xrwu@shao.ac.cn |
| 117 | Mostafa S. Abd-Elbaky | Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS | China | xxx | mstabdelbaky@gmail.com |
| 118 | Sheng Liu | XAO/SHAO, CAS | China | xxx | liusheng17@mails.ucas.ac.cn |
| 119 | Hugo Carreno-Luengo | Centre Tecnologic de Telecomunicacions de Catalunya (CTTC) | Spain | xxx | hugo.carreno.luengo@gmail.com |
| 120 | Chun Li | Xiangtan University & SHAO | China | xxx | 422061442@qq.com |
| 121 | Yang He | Shanghai University & SHAO | China | xxx | 1137353689@qq.com |
| 122 | Hong Lu | Institute of High Energy Physics,CAS | China | xx | luh@ihep.ac.cn |
| 123 | Ming Ou | China Research Institute of Radiowave Propagation | China | xx | ohm1122@163.com |
| 124 | Jian Feng | China Research Institute of Radiowave Propagation | China | xx | fengjian428@163.com |
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Registration & abstract submission deadline
- September 15, 2018 (Extended)
Invitation Letter for Visa deadline
September 15, 2018
Pay registration fee deadline (bank transfer)
October 20, 2018
Hotel reservation
October 31, 2018
Notification of acceptance & preliminary programme
September 30, 2018
Registration & Payment on site by Chinese Yuan, US Dollar or Euro cash
November 4, 2018
Conference time
November 5-6, 2018
Social Program
Travelling in Shanghai
Shanghai City
Travelling in China
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inviation&visa
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IWGI2018 Annoucement
Announcement
Invitation Letter
Invitation Letter
Invitation for Visa
One easy way is to apply for Tourist Visa without Invitation Letter for most countries
The other needs more detailed personal information to apply for the official authorized Invitation Letter, please send the following information to Jiandong Liu (jd_liu@shao.ac.cn) (Tel: 86-21-34775291) by September 15, 2018.
Passport copy
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Nationality :_______________
Date of Birth :_______________
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Detailed Itinerary From ____ (MM) _____(DD) _______(YYYY)To ____ (MM) _____(DD) _______(YYYY)
Which city/country will you apply for the visa :_____________
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Contact telephone :_______________
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Student travel grants
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- Young scientists with an age below 35, who are presenting a paper or poster, can apply for a travel award at the International Association of Geodesy (IAG).
The application form with all information can be accessed here.
The deadline for application is 31 July 2018.
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Conference location
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3rd floor of SHAO Building
80 Nandan Road, Shanghai 200030, China
Map of SHAO and Hotels:
Take Metro/Subway to SHAO:
At Pudong International Airport, please take Line 2 to Century Avenue Station (ÊÀ¼o´óµÀÕ¾) and then trasfer line 9 to Xujiahui Station (Ðì¼Ò»ãÕ¾), exit at Gate 1 and then can see SHAO.
At Hongqiao International Airport/train station, please take line 10 to Jiaotong University Station (½»Í¨´óѧվ) and then transfer line 11 with one stop to Xujiahui Station (Ðì¼Ò»ãÕ¾), exit at Gate 1 and then can see SHAO.
Take a taxi to Jianguo Hotel:
Please follow the signs at the airport and find official taxi as well as ask taxi driver to take you to 80 Nandan Road, Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS, Shanghai.£¨Ðì»ãÇøÄϵ¤Â·80ºÅ£¬ÉϺ£ÌìÎĄ̈£©
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Contact information
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2、猫是夜行动物吗：猫和狗为什么会打架
根据习性来说猫是独居动物对其它动物有一定疏离感和防备性，狗是群居动物对其它动物有一定好奇心。两者语言不通，当狗靠近猫时，猫会认为狗要攻击它而率先进攻引起打架。
猫与狗是一对不折不扣的冤家，尽管它们往往能够独立地与人类友好相处，但它们之间的仇恨却似乎与生俱来。猫狗追咬决斗一场、不欢而散的场面随处可见，但是，猫狗究竟为什么不和呢？
1、习性不同 猫和狗的习性不同，脾气性格也完全不符。一个是独居动物一个是群居动物，天壤之别。
猫是独居动物，天生对外界更加敏感，而且猫还是夜行动物，不喜欢和别人动物凑在一起，对其它动物有一定疏离感。而狗是群居动物，对其它动物有一定好奇心，见了什么东西就喜欢往上凑热闹，一般情况都是狗去招惹猫。而狗的个头又比较大，猫对其有一定防备性。 猫是夜行动物，对于白天来说是休息时间。而狗是日行动物，对于白天来说正是兴奋时间。因此狗狗的打扰显然不受猫的待见，经常会看到狗兴冲冲的去找猫却总会碰一鼻子灰，这也是打架的一个原因，
再加之猫仍然具有捕猎习性，一般会率先发动攻击。
2、语言不通
猫狗的语言不通，且很多意思都相反：如猫咪舒服时，喉咙发出“呜”的声音，在狗狗看来是打架，挑逗的意思；猫气急了时，会弓起身重心后移，尾巴竖直，狗则认为这是它屈服的意思。又如“摇尾巴”，狗是表示亲热的意思，而猫是对战的意思；狗想和猫亲热，而猫却以为狗来找茬。猫和狗的敌对情结不是生来就有的，并没有丝毫天生的怨仇，它们之间的宿怨是由于其语言互译时的误解造成的，误会不断加深，才使得它们采取这样一种互相仇视的态度。这虽然会引起扭斗和撕咬，但不会出现“蓄意谋杀”和“欧斗致死”的局面。而这却始终没法解释，真可谓“越说越乱”。
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