Claudia Paris receives Prof. J.M. Tienstra Research Prize 2026
Claudia Paris (University of Twente) is the winner of the 2026 Tienstra Research Prize.
Claudia Paris (University of Twente) is the winner of the 2026 Tienstra Research Prize.
Learn how to use a quantum gravimeter and get a free loan for one to be used for a certain time.
The course is aimed at academics working with spatial models who want to trace how errors in model inputs and parameters propagate to model outputs and want to learn how to evaluate map accuracy with independent data.
The deadline for the Tienstra Research Prize is May 11, 2026. The prize consists of an Award and a cash amount of €2,500.
Vacancy within the Laboratory of Geo-information Science and Remote Sensing at Wageningen University & Research
Marit Dijkstra (NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences) is the winner of the 2025 GIN/NCG Bachelor’s Thesis Award for her thesis, Salt Marshes for Water Safety.
On November 27, the members of the NCG (the Platform) appointed two new board members from among themselves.
On October 3rd 2025 a kick-off meeting was held with over 50 representatives from government, business, knowledge institutions, and professionals to develop a vision for public-private partnerships on geospatial and societal challenges. The NCG is also involved.
The International Association of Geodesy (IAG) has launched a new website. This new site focuses on news, events, vacancies and member information. With this new platform, the IAG wants to make geodesy more visible and accessible to a wider audience. You can sign up for various mailing lists via the site.
On Friday, July 4, 2025, the Netherlands Center for Geodesy and Geo-Informatics (NCG) holds its annual NCG Symposium.