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List of Participants ISPRS ~~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- List of Participants ALGERIA Paulin, Oscar Hector Forster, Bruce Univarsidad Nac. Del Literal Asia-Pacific Remote Sensing Boualga, Mohamed Facultad de ingeniera i P.O. Box 1460 Double Bay Ministry Finance Y Cs Hidricas 2028 New South Wales Advisor Paraje El Pozo cc 495 [email protected] 40 Bd Mohamedv 1 3000 Santa-Fe 1600 Algiers [email protected] Fraser, Clive [email protected] University of Melbourne Salas, Martin 1 Department of Geomatics Daoud Brikci, Hichem 6 No 706 2A 3052 Parkville, Victoria CNTS - Geomatics Laboratory B 1900 DFD [email protected] B.P.13- La Plata Avenue de Ia Palestine [email protected] Fraser, Neil 31200 ARZEW Land info-Sinclair Knight Merz [email protected] Photogrammetry AUSTRALIA 100 Christie street Kesraovi, Arezki St Leonards NSW 2065 Nat lnst. of Cartogr. and Remote Barrett, Rachel Sydney Sensing University of Tasmania [email protected] Service de Geographique et de School of Agricultural Science Teledetection PO Box 447 Fryer, John 123 Rue de Tripoli Burnie University of Newcastle 16008 Algiers Tasmania 7320 Dept. Civil, Surveying Eng. Rachel. Barrett@utas. ed u .au University Drive 2308 Callaghan, NSW ARGENTINA Bellman, Chris [email protected] RMIT University Cheli, Antonio Department of Land Glendinning, Douglas Photogrammetric Recording Unit Information 30 Hay Str. Albany Calle 56, N° 353 124 Latrobe Street 6330 Western AUSTRALIA B1900 BJO 3000 Melbourne dougglendinning@tezstra. La Plata [email protected] easymail.com.au Di Genova, Ruben Oscar Choma, Adam 1 Harris, Murray Ministerio de Obras Publicas Land Information Group Queensland University of Technology Direccion de Geodesia Natural Resources Environment School of P.L.A.S. Calle 7 1267 piso 12 2th floor 121 William Str. Level 3, D block 2 1900 La Plata 3000 Melbourne George Street [email protected] 4000 Brisbane, QLD Julia, Jose Euardo [email protected] Corrientes 198 Dare, Paul 4000 S.M. University of Melbourne Huang, Yongru De Tucuman Department of Geomatics Adam Technology 1 [email protected] Parkville Suite 3, 41 Belmont Avenue 3052 Victoria 61 04 Belmont WA Leguizamon, Saturnine [email protected] [email protected] University of Mendoza Centro Investigaciones Superio Donnelly, Brian Jones, Kevin Aristides Villanueva 773 University of New South Wales Queensland University of 5500 Mendoza Department of Geomatic Engineering Technology [email protected] Geomatic Eng. UNSW QUT Gardens Point Campus 2052 Sydney GPO Box 2434 Matula, Luis Alberto [email protected] 4001 Brisbane Queensland Aeromapa S.A. [email protected] Fotogrammetria Cartografia Dury, Stephen Venezuela 1650 Australian National University Krug, Thelma 1 096 Buenos Aires Forestry C/0 University of South Wales [email protected] ACT 0200 Canberra John Trinder, Secretary General ISPRS [email protected] School of Geomatic Engineering NSW 2052 Sydney 296--------------------- International Archives of Photogrammerty and Remote Sensing. Vol. XXXIII, Part A. Amsterdam 2000. Kubik, Kurt Schoch, Hans Ghinoi, Alessandro University of Queensland Adam Technology University of Vienna 35 Marlborough S Sherwood R&D Universitatsstrasse 7 4075 QLD Sherwood 3141 Belmont Ave A-1 010 Vienna kubik@biopond .com WA 6102 Belmont [email protected] at [email protected] Lichti, Derek Hanke, Klaus Curtin University of Technology Shortis, Mark University of lnnsbruck School of Spatial Sciences University of Melbourne Institute of Geodesy GPO Box U1987 Faculty of Engineering Technikerstrasse 13 6845 Perth, WA Dept of Geomatics A-6020 lnnsbruck [email protected] Parkville 3052, Melbourne [email protected] [email protected] Margadant, Felix Heitzinger, David University of Sydney Smith, Lee TU Wien Dept. of Physical Optics A28 Airesearch Mapping lnst. for Photogrammetrie Office 226D P.O. Box 10 Gusshausstrasse 27-29 NSW 2006 Sydney 41 09 Sunnybank, Queensland A-1040 Wien [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Marshall, Andrew Sowmya, Arcot Hollhuber, Walter Andrew Marshall PTY Ltd University of New South Wales VermessungsbOro 3 Verdun Place School of Computer Sci & Engg Schubertstrasse 6 2233 Engabine NSW NSW 2052 Sydney A-4600 Wels [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Metternicht, Graciela Spackman, Sarah Hoppl, Wolfgang Curtin University Charles Sturt University Mannagettaweg 18 Spatial Sciences Science and Technology A-8010 Graz GPO Box U1987 Locked bag 588 WA 6345 Perth 2650 Wagga Wagga NSW Hynst, Erwin [email protected] [email protected] City of Vienna MA41-Surveyors Milne, Tony Trinder, John Muthgasse 62 The University of New South Wales University of New South Wales A-1190 Vienna School of Geomatic Engineering Secretary General ISPRS [email protected] 2052 Sydney, NSW School of Geomatic Engineering [email protected] NSW 2052 Sydney Jansa, Josef [email protected] lnst. of Photogrammetry and Nicholson, Michael Remote Sensing Hatch Associates PTY Ltd. Wang, Yandong Gusshausstrasse 27-29 I 122 Land Technologies The University of New South Wales A-1040 Vienna 26 Atchinson Street School of Geomatic Engineering [email protected] 2500 Wollongong The University of New South Wales [email protected] NSW 2052 Sydney Kaufmann, Viktor [email protected] Graz University of Technology Ogleby, Cliff Institute of Applied Geodesy University of Melbourne Steyrergasse 30 Department of Geomatics AUSTRIA A-8010 Graz 3052 Parkville [email protected] [email protected] Bauer, Berthold University Vienna Kerschner, Martin Puniard, Dennis Geography TU Vienna Remote Sensing Ass. Australia Universitatstr. 7 lnst. of Photogrammetry 39 Summerland A-1 01 0 Vienna GusshausstraBe 27-29/122 2902 Circ Kambah Act [email protected] A-1 040 Vienna [email protected] [email protected] Chernikov, Sergei Radford, Kevin United Nations Vienna Kraus, Karl Kevron PTY LTD Office for Outer Space Affairs Technical University Vienna 121 Hill Street Unov Vienna lnternationl Centre Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing 6004 East Perth P.O. Box 500 Gusshausstrasse 27-29 kevron@kevron .com.au A-1400 Vienna A-1 040 Vienna [email protected] [email protected] International Archives of Photogrammerty and Remote Sensing. Vol. XXXIII, Part A. Amsterdam 2000. --------------------297 iSPRS ~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kressler, Florian Retscher, Guenther Xu, Xiaoming Austrian Research Centers University of Technology Magistrat Graz Environmental Planning Applied & Engineering Geodesy Stadtvermessungsamt A-2444 Seibersdorf Department Europaplatz 20 Gusshaustrasse 27-29 A-8020 Graz Legenstein, Dietmar A-1 040 Vienna [email protected] University of Technology [email protected] lnst. for Photogram. and Remote Zillich, Michael Sensing Rieger, Wolfgang Vienna University of Technology Gusshausstrasse 27-29 AVT lnst. of Flexible Automation A-1 040 Vienna Rudolfsplatz 3/9 Floragasse 7a [email protected] A-1010 Wien A-1 040 Vienna [email protected] mz@infa. tuwien.ac.at Meixner, Harald Meixner Geoinformation Ries, Christine Linke Wienzeie 4 Vienna University of Technology AZERBAIJAN A-1 060 Vienna Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing Mekhtiev, Arif Shafaat Meixner, Markus Gusshausstrasse 27 -29/E122 Azerbaijan National Aerospace Honorarkonsul Kap Verdische lnsein A-1 040 Vienna Agency Linke Wienzeile 4 [email protected] 159 Azadlyq pr. A-1 060 Vienna 370106 Baku konsulat -kapverde@meixner. at Rottensteiner, Franz mektiev@anasa. baku.az Vienna University of Technology Melukuti, Bala'zs lnst. of Photogrammetry Vienna University of Technology GusshausstraBe 27-29 BAHRAIN Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing A-1 040 Vienna Guss Hausstrasse 27 29 I E12 [email protected] Alfayez, Mohamed Abdulla A-1 040 Vienna Ministry of Housing [email protected] Schneider, Werner Survey University F. Bodenkultur PO BOX 5802 Molnar, Laszlo Institute F. Vermessung Manama Vienna University of Technology Peter-Jordan Str. 82 Bahrain lnst. for photogr. & remote Sens. A-A-1190 Vienna Gusshausstrasse 27/29/122 [email protected] lsmael, Abdul Karim A-1 040 Vienna Ministry of Hou.& Municipalities [email protected] Sharov, Aleksey North Department Joanneum Research P.O. Box 53 Plank, Hubert Institute of Digital Image Bahrain Fed. Office of Metrology and Processing [email protected] Surveying (BEV) Wastiangasse 6, Krotenthallergasse 3 A-8010 Graz Madan, Ahmed A-1 080 Vienna [email protected] Ministry of Hou.& Municipalities Technical & Engineering Affairs Prinz, Reinhard Steinnocher, Klaus P.O. Box 53 Verhessungsburo Schmid Austrian Research Centers Bahrain Kreilplatz 112 Environmental Planning [email protected] A-1190Vienna A-2444 Seibersdorf [email protected] [email protected] BANGLADESH Ressl, Camillo Waldhaeusl, Peter Institute of Photogrammetry and University of Technology, Vienna Huque, lffat Remote Sens. lnst. Photogrammetry and EGIS Technical University Vienna Remote Sensing Spatial Analysis Cluster GuBhausstraBe 27 -29/E122 Gushausstrasse 27-29 HS49 RD27 Banani A-1040 Vienna A-1 040 Vienna 1213 Dhaka [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Wimmer, Andreas Khan, Nasreen Islam Joanneum Research Dhaka University Institute for Digital Image Proc. Dept. of Geography & Environment
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