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Comity: |
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Cédric : Chairman |
Marylène : Secretary |
André : Second chairman |
Jérôme : Treasurer |
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Emmanuelle |
Frédéric |
Christelle |
Michel |
Valérie |
Erwan |
Alban |
Stéphanie |
Cécile |
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The Meeting |
| What ? |
| it is a meeting of 250 students in geographical
sciences of 17 country of Europe and the World |
| Where ? |
| In Le Mans, Sarthe's heart and in Paris, image of France |
| When ? |
| 10 to 15 April 2000 |
| Who ? |
| Students of school of geometers and topographers.
CThis school has been created in 1946, and has arrived in 1997 to Le Mans. |
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Meaning |
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Director of ESGT speaks :
M. Claude Rousselot : |
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We live in a chaotic world where money has become more important than man.
Borders no longer exist for capital movements and yet understanding between
men is still very limited. Unfortunately globalisation has generated nationalism
and xenophobia. That is why it is most important and vital that relationships
and links should be established between countries and peoples. As a consequence
the meeting organised by our students within IGSO should enable the attending
members from different countries to develop better understanding and respect
of others. These days dedicated to work and reflexion should be the right
time to approach landsurveying throughout yhe world. Therefore ESGT is
looking forward to hosting this event in Le Mans.»
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former Director of ESGT speaks :
M. Michel Kasser : |
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We are all aware that the profession of land surveyor is going global.
This implies a thorough understanding of other people beyond historical
borders. It also implies that we should respect local and national peculiarities,
and establish links between people working in the same field. This mutual
respect which in no case means cultural uniformity, is based on good knowledge
of other people. This can undoubtedly be achieved thanks to IGSO. This
is why ESGT is proud of hosting this meeting which will be the opportunity
of getting to know and appreciate other people . »
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geodesy teacher's viewpoint :
M. Henri Duquenne : |
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Basically geodesy has always tried to go beyond limits : beyond natural
boundaries and national borders at first, by setting up continental and
international networks of geodetic points ; then beyond interdisciplinary
limits by getting more and more involved in the field of Earth Science,
by diversifying viewpoints, and by participating in the knowledge of our
planet. Sapce technologies have contributed to this trend. Yet technical
progress is only a means of development, and man must control it. IGSM
2000 can fulfill this need.»
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