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<<Author name(s)>>, <<Paper Title>>, <<Abstract Number>>, presented at the 2007 International Workshop on Laser Ranging, Grasse, France, September 25-29, 2007.

 

Tuesday, September 25
Session 00: Registration and Welcome
08:30 - 9:30 Onsite registration
09:30 - 10:00 Welcome/Introduction
link to presentation Welcome: Werner Gurtner
link to presentation Welcome address: Francis Pierron
link to presentation Old photos from Grasse and summary
 
Session 01: What are the scientific challenges for future ?
Chairs: P.Exertier - V. Luceri
 
link to abstract link to presentation 10:00 - 10:30 1.0 Scientific challenges for next decade - Review Paper - F. Barlier
10:30 - 11:00 Coffee break
11:00 - 12:30 Miscellaneous Scientific Achievements :
link to abstract link to presentation 1.1 Time Series Analysis of ILRS SLR Weekly Solutions - Z. Altamimi
link to abstract link to presentation 1.2 INPOP: Adjustments to LLR data - H. Manche
link to abstract link to presentation 1.3 Designing a Global Geodetic Network to Support GGOS - E. Pavlis
link to abstract link to presentation 1.4 The MICROSCOPE mission : test of the equivalence principle in space - S. Léon-Hirtz
12:30 - 14:00 Lunch
 
Session 02: Stations, operations and analysis collaborations to be developed in future ?
Chairs: E.Pavlis, F.Deleflie
 
14:00 - 15:30 Improved data analysis procedures and corrections
link to abstract link to presentation 2.1 The temporary ILRS reference frame: SLR2005 - V. Luceri
link to abstract link to presentation 2.2 The site range biases of the worldwide SLR network - V. Luceri
link to abstract link to presentation 2.3 About one way to the exception of the systematic measurements errors in the processing of the biases SLR data - V. Glotov
link to abstract link to presentation 2.4 Evaluating the effect of atmospheric gravity and annual gravity field variation on Lageos orbits - R. Govind
link to abstract link to presentation 2.5 The Potential of Starlette and Ajisai for Station Positioning - H. Mueller
    2.6 Some ideas about the extension of the ILRS products in the near future - E. Pavlis
  15:30 - 16:00   Coffee break
 
Session 03: Satellite Missions & Techniques for Geodetic Applications
Chairs: M.Torrence - G.Bianco
 
16:00 - 17:30 Working together: station operations and data analysis groups
link to abstract link to presentation 3.1 Station and AC collaboration : setting the stage - W. Gurtner
  link to presentation 3.2 Rapid data quality assessment - T. Otsubo
link to abstract link to presentation 3.3.1 Quality control of ILRS data and products - E. Pavlis
link to presentation 3.3.2 Annex to E.Pavlis talk
link to abstract link to presentation 3.4 Quality Assessment of SLR Observations - P. Dunn
link to abstract link to presentation 3.5 The ILRS web site as a collaboration tool - M. Torrence
link to abstract link to presentation 3.6 Cooperation between Stations and Analysts, Status and Future - H. Mueller
link to abstract link to presentation 3.7 Working together: the MLRO experience - G. Bianco
18:00     Welcome Reception in "Fragonard House" with Mister Jean-Pierre Leleux, Mayor of Grasse
 
 
Wednesday, September 26
Session 04: Technological challenges for the future?
Chairs: U.Schreiber, J.Degnan
 
link to abstract link to presentation 08:45 - 9:15 4.0 Technology review paper - J.Degnan
9:15 - 10:30 New related "laser ranging" space projects for tomorrow and next decade
link to abstract link to presentation 4.1 An Update on Laser Ranging to LRO - J. McGarry
link to abstract link to presentation 4.2 Recent Progress in Photon-counting 3D Imaging Lidars - J. Degnan
link to abstract link to presentation 4.3 Future Applications of Laser Ranging in Space Missions: An Overview - P. Vrancken
link to abstract link to presentation 4.4 Altimetry and Transponder Ground Simulation Experiment - U. Schreiber
  10:30 - 11:00   Coffee break
 
Session 05: Toward a Higher level of Automation for stationsĀ 
Chairs: W. Gurtner, J. McGarry
 
link to abstract link to presentation 11:00 - 12:15 5.1 Automation: Prerequisites - W. Gurtner
link to abstract link to presentation 5.2 Automated tracking at NGSLR (SLR2000) - nearing the final goal - J. McGarry
link to abstract link to presentation 5.3 Re-implementation of automation at Mt Stromlo - a progress report - C. Moore
link to abstract link to presentation 5.4 Track finding at the Herstmonceux Space Geodesy Facility - M. Wilkinson
link to abstract link to presentation 5.5 Mount mapping - R. Ricklefs
12:15 - 13:45 Lunch
 
Session 06: Counter performance and calibrations - Upcoming Event Timers
Chairs:G.Appleby, E.Pavlis
 
link to presentation 13:45 - 15:15 6.0 Summary
link to abstract link to presentation 6.1 Progress with understanding counter non-linearity effects - P. Gibbs
link to abstract link to presentation 6.2 Grasse Stanford chronometer modeling: Laboratory tests and correction to apply on fixed SLR system and FTLRS before 2004 year - M. Pierron
link to abstract link to presentation 6.3 Riga event timers: principles of operation and performance characteristics - Y. Artyukh
link to abstract link to presentation 6.4 The characterization of the Riga Event Timer A032-ET - E. Boole
link to abstract link to presentation 6.5 OCA Event Timer - E. Samain
link to abstract link to presentation 6.6 Sub-picosecond event timing - New techniques and first results - P. Panek
link to abstract link to presentation 6.7 The SOS-W Calibration Scheme - S. Riepl
link to abstract link to presentation     6.8 Satellite Center of Mass Correction - E. Pavlis
15:15 - 15:45 Coffee break
 
 
Session 07: Kilohertz SLR and moreĀ 
Chairs: G. Kirchner, M.Wilkinson
 
link to abstract link to presentation 15:45 - 17:45 7.1 Advantages, Experiences, Additional Possibilities - G. Kirchner
link to abstract link to presentation 7.2 Experience with kHz SLR at Herstmonceux - M. Wilkinson
link to abstract link to presentation 7.3 Robust pre-processing of kHz rate laser observations - G. Appleby
link to abstract link to presentation 7.4 Characteristics of an eye-safe Kilohertz instrument - P. Dunn
link to abstract link to presentation 7.5 KHz Data Capture, Visualisation, Processing And Storage With Standard Computer and Standard OS - C. Selke
link to abstract link to presentation 7.6 kHz Ranging Engine - J. Guilfoyle
link to abstract link to presentation 7.7 Hektohertz Upgrade at TIGO SLR - S. Riepl
link to abstract link to presentation 7.8 Status of the SOS-W - S. Riepl
link to abstract link to presentation 7.9 hHz in Zimmerwald - W. Gurtner
link to abstract link to presentation 7.10 Atmospheric seeing studies based on kHz mm SLR in Graz - L. Kral
link to abstract link to presentation 7.11 Satellites' spin parameters determination from kHz SLR data - G. Kirchner
18:00 - 19:30 LRO Mission meeting
 
 
Thursday, September 27
Session 08: Time transfer experiments
Chairs: J. M. Torre, Yang, F.
 
link to abstract link to presentation 08:45 - 09:45 8.1 T2L2 - Time Transfer by Laser Link - Current status - E. Samain
link to abstract link to presentation 8.2 Situation of the LTT experiment - Yang, F.
link to abstract link to presentation 8.3 The T2L2 Flight Model Calibration and Performance Determination Campaign - P. Vrancken
link to abstract link to presentation 8.4 Relativistic analysis of an Earth-satellite time transfer - O. Minazzoli
 
Session 09: New and upgraded stations /collaborations for improving network
Chairs: F. Pierron, L. Combrinck
 
link to abstract link to presentation 09:45 - 10:15 9.1 The upgrading of the Borowiec SLR station in 2006/2007 - S. Schillak
link to abstract link to presentation 9.2 Aiming towards compact versatile ranging lidars - G. Martinot-Lagarde
link to abstract   9.3 GPS Timing Receivers Comparison at the SLR in Helwan (Poster) - I. Prochazka
  10:15 - 10:45   Coffe break
link to abstract link to presentation 10:45 - 11:30 9.4 Progress in laser systems for precision ranging, angle measurements, photometry, and data transfer - V. Vasiliev
link to abstract link to presentation     9.5 Conceptual design of LLR for South Africa - L. Combrinck
 
Session 10: Laser Reflector Array for Challenging Orbits
Chairs: T. Otsubo, J. Degnan
 
link to abstract link to presentation 11:30 - 12:00 10.1 The LRA on Compass M1 and Laser Ranging Experiment - Yang, F.
link to abstract link to presentation     10.2 Preliminary Design of Retroreflector Array for ASTRO-G in Highly Elliptic Orbit - T. Otsubo
link to abstract link to presentation     10.3 A hollow corner cube design for the GPS III laser retro-reflector arrays - J. McGarry
    12:00 - 13:30   Lunch
link to abstract link to presentation 13:30 - 14:45 10.4 ETS-8 and its Laser Reflector Array - S. Nakamura
link to abstract link to presentation     10.5 Geostationary SLR at MOBLAS5 - The ETS-VIII experience - R. Carman
link to abstract link to presentation     10.6 Cross Section of the ETS-VIII Retroreflector Array - D. Arnold
link to abstract link to presentation     10.7 Integrated Thermal and Optical Tests of LRAs at the LNF SCF - S. Dell'Agnello
link to abstract link to presentation     10.8 Herstmonceux Energy tests - G. Appleby
  link to presentation     10.9 Circular Polarization Experiment - J. Luck
 
Session 11: Technological Challenges with Data Format
Chairs: R. Ricklefs, W. Seemueller
 
link to abstract link to presentation 14:45 - 16:00 11.1 A Summary of Format Activities - R. Ricklefs
link to abstract link to presentation     11.2 CPF Prediction Errors - W. Gurtner
link to abstract link to presentation     11.3 CPF implementation status in the SLR station Riga - K. Salminsh
link to abstract link to presentation     11.4 LRO predictions - C. Clarke
link to abstract link to presentation     11.5 A new approach to the generation of output files at Mt Stromlo SLR station - C. Moore
link to abstract link to presentation     11.6 MLRS CRD Pilot Implementation - R. Ricklefs
link to abstract link to presentation     11.7 First experience with the new CRD ILRS NP data format - E.Pavlis
    16:00 - 16:30   Coffee break
    16:30 - 18:00   ILRS General Assembly
    19:30     Evening Banquet on the meeting place
 
 
 
Friday, September 28
 
    09:00     Buses leave Grasse downtown to Calern, to visit OCA SLR/LLR station
          return to Grasse after the visit
    12:30     End of the meeting
    12:30 - 14:30   ILRS Governing Board meeting