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UK Involvement in ISPRS

Following the Congress of the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) in Beijing in July 2008, the United Kingdom’s primary activity in ISPRS during the new session 2008–12 is to host Technical Commission V (Close-range sensing: analysis and applications) under the leadership of Commission President Professor Jon Mills, including the mid-term symposium which is currently scheduled to take place in Newcastle upon Tyne on 22nd–24th June 2010 (dates yet to be ratified by ISPRS Council and therefore subject to change). In addition, Professor Ian Dowman, whose term of office as President ended in Beijing, remains on ISPRS Council as First Vice President. The UK’s membership of ISPRS continues to be sponsored by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Institution of Civil Engineering Surveyors, as well as by the Remote Sensing and Photogrammetry Society (RSPSoc) which is formally the ‘‘Ordinary Member’’. The Honorary Secretary of RSPSoc’s ISPRS Committee (which includes representatives of the other sponsoring institutions) is also, for the time being, the Editor of The Photogrammetric Record, Paul Newby, who is ready to receive any enquiries, comments or suggestions on the UK’s involvement in ISPRS and to pass them on to the Committee. Contact details are given The Photogrammetric Record 23(124): 460–462 (December 2008)