Improved area-based deformation analysis of a radio telescope’s main reflector based on terrestrial laser scanning

Objective
The Journal of Applied Geodesy (JAG) is a forum for peer-reviewed research articles in the area of application of geodesy to engineering and other natural sciences. It publishes innovative contributions on sensor developments, multi-sensor systems and sensor data fusion focusing on the capture of georeferenced data. Hence topics related to navigation and mobile mapping will also be covered by JAG. The scope includes optical and microwave 3-D measurement techniques and other sensors for geotechnical measurements. Furthermore, applied geodesy articles from all areas of satellite-based geodetic networks, deformation measurements, deformation analysis, modelling of local geodynamic processes and the development of intelligent alert systems, measurement techniques for large construction sites and mechanical engineering will be presented. With increased use of the tools of Artificial Intelligence for sensor control, sensor fusion and data analysis, manuscripts on these topics with a strong emphasis on applied geodesy will also be published.

• Navigation and mobile mapping
• Optical and microwave 3-D measurement techniques
• Satellite-based geodetic networks
• Deformation measurements
• Deformation analysis
• Modelling of local geodynamic processes
• Intelligent alert systems
• Measurement techniques for large construction sites
• Mechanical engineering
• Sensor control
• Sensor fusion

Article formats
Research articles

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