GLOSS Training Course for Operators of Sea Level Stations
GLOSS Training Course for Operators of Sea Level Stations

Training Course

17 - 21 March 2014

Location

Royal Thai Navy Hydrographic Department
222 Thanon Rim Tang Rod Fai Kao
Bangkok
Thailand


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GLOSS Training Course for Operators of Sea Level Stations
Summary

Within the framework of the Global Sea Level Observing System (GLOSS) and the Intergovernmental Coordination Group for the Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System (ICG/IOTWS), the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO jointly with the Royal Thai Navy Hydrographic Department, is organizing a Training Course for Sea Level Operators to be held in Bangna, Bangkok, Thailand from 17-21 March, 2014.

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Activities of the IOC in WESTPAC region 27/03/2014
The Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning and Mitigation System and Sea Level Data Requirements 27/03/2014
Salt Marshes Geology and Archaeology Alternative Ways to Reconstruct Past Sea Level 27/03/2014
Alternatives to the DCP for Data Transmission 27/03/2014
Quality Control and Sea Level Data Analysis 27/03/2014
The Global Telecommunication System and Real-time Data Transmission 27/03/2014
Sea Level activities in the Seychelles 27/03/2014
Sea Level activities in Sri Lanka 27/03/2014
Bangladesh - An Overview of Sea Level Monitoring Activities 27/03/2014
Sea Level Activities Pakistan 27/03/2014
Sea Level Activities in Malaysia 27/03/2014
Sea Level Variability in Southeast Asian Sea as observed from altimetry data 27/03/2014
National Report of Sea Level Monitoring in IR Iran 27/03/2014
Report on Sea Level Stations in The Philippines 27/03/2014
National Sea Level Observation and Sea Level Activities in Thailand 27/03/2014
Physical Oceanography of the north Indian Ocean 27/03/2014
Tides and storm surges in the Bay of Bengal 27/03/2014
Sea Level Station Monitoring Facility 27/03/2014
TideTool_GEN 27/03/2014
Introduction to Sea Level and its Variations 27/03/2014
Datum Control Levelling and GNSS at Tide Gaug 27/03/2014
Instruments Used for Measurement of Sea Level 27/03/2014
International Observing Programmes GLOSS and Data Banks 27/03/2014
Measuring Sea Level by Satellite Radar Altimetry 27/03/2014
Background Documents
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Agenda for GLOSS Training Course for Operators of Sea Level Stations 04/03/2014
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Map of relevant places GLOSS Training Course for Operators of Sea Level Stations 04/03/2014
There are 23 participants associated with GLOSS Training Course for Operators of Sea Level Stations .

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Participants
Name Country
ISLAM MD Mozidul Bangladesh
ISLAM Md. Mozidul Bangladesh
CHOWDHURY Mahmood Bangladesh
BANDELA Ajay Kumar India
FOROUGHI ALEDAVOOD Rahi Iran (Islamic Republic of)
PAIMAN Musa Malaysia
IBRAHIM Abdul Kader Mauritius
RAHMAN Mujeeb ur Pakistan
CAPISTRANO Raul Philippines
DODIN Jean-Paul Jeremie Seychelles
INDIKA Kathaluwa Sri Lanka
KONGDEE Supasit Thailand
NOONIM Lertsak Thailand
BOONCHUAY Panlert Thailand
HONGPRASITH Warongrit Thailand
PANCHAROEN Woranot Thailand
CHUTAB Jumlieng Thailand
KRUAPOO Marut Thailand
PRUNGJAROEN Panjarat Thailand
PAYAKLEARD Punlop Thailand
Trainers
Name Country
HOLGATE Simon United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
UNNIKRISHNAN A. S. India
WOODWORTH Philip United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Participant Stats:
Total Invited: 23
Confirmed: 23
Not confirmed: 0
Unapproved: 0
Not-participating: 0
Rejected: 0
Group(s): GOOS, IOC, IOC Capacity Development.
 Label(s): Created at 13:56 on 30 Jan 2014 by Thorkild Aarup
Last Updated at 15:36 on 17 Oct 2018 by Astrid de Lichtervelde