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  OTTAWA BRANCH


For further information, please contact
David Broscoe, Branch Chair

broscod@algonquincollege.com


CIG OTTAWA BRANCH - STUDENT AWARD NIGHT
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
See PDF for details


CIG OTTAWA BRANCH GOLF TOURNAMENT
Friday September 29, 2006
Hammond Golf and Country Club

See announcement and map for further details


CIG Ottawa Branch Presents

Datum Issues Theoretical and Practical
Pierre Sauvé
Coordinator, Quality Management System, NRCan

With the current push towards integrated surveys, issues concerning Datums and Reference Frames come to the forefront as never before. NAD27, NAD83, NAD83(CSRS), ITRF, WGS84, local datums, CGVD28 published elevation vs GPS/Geoid models. Confusing enough? This talk aims at setting the story straight on horizontal and vertical datums. It will also present some little-known but serious shortcomings in today's GPS equipment, techniques and standards and the resulting practical implications for GPS users.

Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2006
Time: Cash bar: 19:00 hrs, Meeting: 20:00 hrs
Location: Control Tower, Airforce Mess
158 Gloucester Street

Reservations

David Broscoe, Algonquin College 727-4723, x 3350
Paul Mrstik, Terrapoint Canada 820-5131 x 222
Dave Boal 731-4301
Costas Armenakis, Geomatics Canada 992-4487
John Donner, Geomatics Canada 995-7673
Roger Shreenan, Terrapoint Canada 820-5131 x 242
Or e-mail: broscod@algonquincollege.com

Admission:

$12 members (reserved)
$15 at the door & non-members
Students $8 (reserved)


CIG Ottawa Branch Presents

Cybercartography in the context of contemporary mapping
Sébastien Caquard
Geomatics and Cartographic Research Center – Carleton University

The world of maps and mapping is being rapidly transformed. Recent technological developments have brought maps into the daily life of societies all over the world in unprecedented ways. The entire domain of mapmaking is experiencing a profound change in the way maps (re)produce territories. This change is the result of developments in industry, the open source community, community based initiatives as well as in academia, science and art. Cybercartography aims to capture and build on this diversity and to further explore the changing nature of maps. In January 2003 a multidisciplinary research team at Carleton University in Ottawa began to further develop a foundational paradigm for cybercartography. This paradigm will be presented and discussed, illustrated by examples developed in the context of the Cybercartography and the New Economy project.

Please see PDF file for more details

Date: Tuesday, Nov 22nd, 2005
Time: Cash bar: 19:00 hrs, Meeting: 20:00 hrs
Location:

Control Tower, Airforce Mess
158 Gloucester Street

Reservations

David Broscoe, Algonquin College

727-4723, x 3350

Paul Mrstik, Terrapoint Canada 820-5131 x 222
Dave Boal 731-4301
Costas Armenakis, Geomatics Canada 992-4487
John Donner, Geomatics Canada 995-7673
Roger Shreenan, Terrapoint Canada 820-5131 x 242
Or e-mail: broscod@algonquincollege.com

Admission:

$12 members (reserved)
$15 at the door & non-members
Students $8 (reserved)


CIG OTTAWA BRANCH GOLF TOURNAMENT
Friday September 23, 2005
Hammond Golf and Country Club

See announcement for further details


- Announcement


The CIG Ottowa Branch

Presents / Présente
Life Members Night / Conférence & Soirée des Membres a Vie
With Guest Speaker / Conférencier invité
Ted Lawson
Sergeant, 1st Canadian Field Airsurvey Company, WWII
Sergent, 1ère compagnie canadienne de levées aériennes de campagne
( II-ième Guerre Mondiale)
Mapping the Front: Military Mapping in WWII
Cartographier le front: la cartographie militaire pendant la II-ième Guerre Mondiale


A brief outline of how military maps were made in WWII by the Royal Canadian Engineers, 1st Canadian Corps Field Survey Company. The subject matter is from memory and the thankful blessing that details of the day were documented by Senior Officers. Ted remembers: They were all hand-drawn maps. Our unit did 450 of them as we made our way to Holland. We had trucks set up with printing presses in the back of them, to get the maps out to the field commanders as quick as possible. You could tell, by what they wanted printed as a map, where the next battles would be taking place. We were never far behind them. (quote from Ron Corbett’s Ottawa Citizen article, May 12th 2003)


La présentation décrit brièvement comment les cartes étaient produites pendant la II-ième Guerre Mondiale par la Compagnie de levés d'arpentage du 1er Corps canadien, Génie royal militaire canadien. Un sujet intéressant décrit à partir des souvenirs de l’auteur et grâce aux détails documentés par les officiers supérieurs. Ted se rappèle : ‘Toutes les cartes étaient désignées à la main. Notre unité a fait 450 pendant la campagne de Hollande. Nous avions des presses installées dans des camions. Il fallait livrer les cartes le plus vite possible aux commandants sur le front. Nous n’étions jamais trop loin d’eux. On pouvait deviner ou sera la prochaine bataille d’après les cartes imprimées.’ (article de Ron Corbett, Ottawa Citizen, 12 mai 2003)



Date: Thursday, June 2, 2005 / Jeudi, le 2 juin 2005
Time: Cash bar: 6 PM, Dinner: 7 PM. Meal includes Appetizer, Salad, Beef with Potatoes and Vegetables, and a Baked Cheesecake Dessert (Wine is not included in the cost of the meal). A Vegetarian meal is also available. Please specify when you reserve. Meeting : 8:30 PM
Heures: Bar payant : 18h. souper : 19h. Le repas comprend une entrée, salade, rôti de bœuf avec pommes de terre et légumes et le gâteau au fromage ou four. Un repas végétarien est disponible en option. SVP mentionnez votre choix lors de la réservation. (Le vin n’est pas inclus dans le prix du repas) La réunion suit à 20 30h.
Location / Lieu: Restaurant International / Algonquin College; 1385, Avenue Woodroffe Avenue
Go to / voir: http://www.algonquincollege.com/
highband/swf/middle/woodroffe_tour.htm
and click on International Restaurant for a restaurant panorama.
Admission:

Life Members /
Membres à vie:

$28.00
Non – Members /
Non-membres :
$50.00
Members, Guests of Life Members / Membres et invités des membres à vie :
$40.00
RSVP: before May 26, 2005 / RSVP avant 26 mai 2005

Reservations

Paul Mrstik, Terrapoint 820-5131 x222
Dave Boal 731-4301
Costas Armenakis, Geomatics Canada 992-4487
David Broscoe, Algonquin College 727-4723, ext. 3350
John Donner, Geomatics Canada, 995-7673
or / ou e-mail: broscod@algonquincollege.com


Announcement / Avis

Ottawa Branch Student Award Night

Click here for details

Section de l'ACSG d'Ottawa présente la soirée des prix étudiants.

Cliquer ici pour de plus amples informations

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Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Developments and Applications / Développement des véhicules aériens sans pilote et leur application

presented by / présenté par
Sean McCann, President, MMIST Ottawa

Date:
Wednesday, February 16, 2005
mercredi 16 février 2005

Time / temps:
Cash bar: 19:00 hrs, Meeting: 20:00 hrs
Bar payant: 19h, Réunion: 20h

Location:
Control Tower / Tour de control
Airforce Mess / Mess de l'Armée de l'air
158 rue Gloucester Street

Click here for further details.


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