[SANTIAGO] GEOCOM WORKSHOP | Towards a New Kinematic Reference Framework

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The emergence of the concept of reference epoch in basic tasks of applied geodesy in engineering has introduced a new way of working. For this, it is necessary to understand concepts associated with the coordinate changes that points on the Earth's crust undergo due to geodynamic activity, which changes the way geospatial professionals have worked with geodetic reference frames.

On the other hand, Trimble has made significant efforts to provide technological solutions that can account for the effect of coordinate dynamics. Trimble RTX is a great example, along with the geodetic library that accompanies this solution, producing coordinates that integrate very easily with SIRGAS-Chile and various modern reference frames.

Join us for this event showcasing geodetic innovations!

📅 WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 | 08:30 AM TO 01:00 PM | GEOCOM STUDY CENTER - AV.SALVADOR 1105, PROVIDENCIA - SANTIAGO

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THEORETICAL MODULE

APPLICATION MODULE

INSTRUCTORS

FELIPE CARVAJAL | Geocom Application Engineer

Geomensura Execution Engineer from the University of Santiago de Chile, with postgraduate studies in Geodetic Sciences in Brazil, currently divides his activities as a researcher, professor, and Application Engineer at GEOCOM. Enthusiastic about the study and research of geodetic positioning techniques and methods for engineering, passionate about technological development in the area of terrestrial and spatial geodetic sensors.

ARIEL SILVA | Geocom Support and Presales Manager

Geomensura Execution Engineer and Master in Geomatics with experience in the application of geospatial techniques in engineering works. He has worked in the mining industry directly in open-pit mine operations, as well as in academia as a professor in several higher education institutions related to geomensura and geomatics with a specialty in the adjustment of terrestrial and satellite geodetic observations.

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