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Appendix to item 9.6
 Report for the 24th General AssemblyFIG Working Week in Seoul, 6-11 May 2001
COMMISSION 6 - ENGINEERING SURVEYS1. Activities of the yearThe Commission 6 programme of specific or related meetings for year 2000 has
been a bit less intensive than last year: 
  XIII International Course on Engineering Surveying, Munich, 13-17 March
    2000, co-sponsored by FIG Commissions 5 and 6. As usual, this course has
    been the most interesting and very successful. It was divided in two parts :
    a didactic introduction made of various tutorials and a symposium dedicated
    to engineering surveys.FIG Working Week, Prague, 22-26 May 2000. The specific sessions of
    commission 6 and 5 gathered a set of interesting technical papers. A
    particular emphasis was put here on Quality Control and Quality Assurance
    Plans.Joint Seminar of FIG Commissions 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7, Malta, 8-21 September
    2000. This joint meeting has been successful at both respects: a very good
    professional and technical content, and an exceptional attendance of
    surveyors from all Mediterranean countries. Regretfully, the seminar on Hydrostatic Levelling Systems, planned for
October 2000, had to be cancelled - due to a sudden unavailability of the
premises. Commission 6 was also present at the Congress of the Institution of Mining
Surveyors (ISM), held in Krakow in September 2000, where a Memorandum of
Understanding have been signed - as a specific collaboration agreement between
FIG and ISM. Commission 6 is concerned by many related topics of common
interest: 
  Underground surveying: vertical transfers, traversing, gyro measurements,
    refraction index assessment in non-standard conditions, cross-section
    profiling, etc.;Facility Management Systems, Topological and Graphical data for
    Exploitation & Maintenance DatabasesGround motion, stability control, deformation measurement and analysis,
    integrated multi-sensor surveys;Monitoring, automatic follow-up of works (guiding of boring/grinding
    machines included)Reliability of survey-related data versus specific safety aspects 2. Forthcoming events, in preparationThe main meetings already planned for year 2001 are : 
  10th International Symposium on Deformation Measurements, Anaheim
    (California), 19-22 March 2001, sponsored by FIG Commission 6 (WG 6.1);FIG Working Week 2001, Seoul (Korea), 6-11 May 2001, "New Technology
    for a New Century"5th conference on Optical 3-D measurement techniques, Vienna, 1-3 October
    2001, co-sponsored by FIG Commission 6 (WG 6.2) and 5, IAG Special
    Commission 4 and ISPRS;Facility management systems, transportation and utility lines, Berlin,
    11-13 October 2001, sponsored by FIG Commission 6 (WG 6.4 & 6.5);7th International Workshop on Accelerator Alignment, JASRI Lab.(Japan),
    November 2001, co-sponsored by FIG Commission 6 (WG 6.3); A possible joint meeting on "special surveying and monitoring techniques
for construction works", to be organised by AFT (France), is still at the
stage of investigations and contacts with national and international
organisations interested in the subject. 
 Dr. Michel MayoudChair of FIG Commission 6 (Engineering Surveys)
 Email: mayoud@cern.ch
 2 November 2000
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