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Yong-Won Ahn

Ph.D Candidate and Contract Instructor

Geodetic Research Laboratory (GRL),

Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering

University of New Brunswick

15 Dineen Drive, P.O. Box 4400

Fredericton, NB, Canada E3B 5A3

Phone: 506-451-6855 (office), 506-260-3411 (mobile)

Fax: 506-453-4943

E-mail: yahn@unb.ca, navleader@gmail.com

 

 

 

    

Biography in Brief

 

  Yong-Won Ahn holds a BS.c in the department of Astronomy and Space Science at Chungbuk National University in South Korea. He also holds an M.Sc.E from the Department of Geomatics Engineering at the University of Calgary (UofC) obtained in 2005. He is currently a Ph.D candidate and has been appointed as an instructor from 2008 to now in the Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering at the University of New Brunswick (UNB), co-supervised by Prof.Dare and Dr.Kim. He has actively involved in GNSS (global navigation satellite system) research from Space Geodesy Division at Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute (KASI, currently one of IGS (international GNSS service) data centres) since 1996 in several different areas as a research staff. He also involved in the telemetry data analysis for KomSat, the first Korea communication satellite, at Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI) in 1996.

  His previous research areas include in geodynamics (neotectonics), telemetry data analysis, SLR (satellite laser ranging), orbit determination of LEO satellite using Cowell, Encke, VOP (variation of parameters), Kozai's method. In addition to them, he also involved in the research of earthquake analysis, auto-artillery system using GNSS, prediction of gas pipe displacement.

  His main research focus from 2002 includes in the tropospheric delay estimation with GNSS observables, radiosonde data, the ray-tracing technique using numerical weather prediction model (NWP, e.g. NOAA RUC20), and atmospheric and space-borne simulation by SPRINT's GNSS hardware simulators. His current goal is to mitigate the tropospheric anomaly effect on GNSS in order to get a reliable position solution with his own developing platform, enhanced RTK positioning software written by C++, and Matlab.

  His officially managed site is http://kepler.gge.unb.ca (SuomiNet SA56). Instruments managed are SPIRENT's STR4760 GNSS hardware simulator (dual chassis), lots of high precision GNSS receivers, antennae, 3D motion table for attitude determination, Paroscientific Met4A-1, Radimetric water vapor radiometer WVR-1100, and etc.

 

 

    

Education

Oct. 2010

Diploma in University Teaching

University of New Brunswick, NB, Canada

Feb. 2005 ~ current

Ph.D. candidate, Departement of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering

University of New Brunswick, NB, Canada

Aug. 2002 ~ Jan. 2005

Master of Science in Engineering, Department of Geomatics Engineering

University of Calgary, AB, Canada

Mar. 1995 ~ Aug. 1997

Master of Science, Department of Astronomy and Space Science

Chungbuk National University, South Korea

Mar. 1990 ~ Feb. 1994

Bachelor of Science, Department of Astronomy and Space Science

Chungbuk National University, South Korea

 

    

Career

Jan.08'~Apr.08'

Jan.09'~Apr.09'

Jan.10'~Apr.10'

Jan.11'~Apr.11

Instructor for GGE2012: Advanced Surveying

(prerequisites)

Lecture Notes: Here

Official Evaluation: Upon Request

Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering, University of New Brunswick, NB, Canada

Jan.08'~Apr.08'

Contract Instructor for GGE2013: Surveying Practicum II.

Feb.05'~current

Research Assistant

Jan.07'~current

Technical and Operational Staff

Jul.02'~Jan.05'

Research Assistant

Department of Geomatics Engineering, University of Calgary, AB, Canada

Jan.96'~Aug.02'

Research Scientist (Geophysical Research)

Korea Astronomy and Space Institute (KASI), one of IGS data centres, Daejon, South Korea

 

    

Awards, Grants, and Scholarships.

2009

ION GNSS 2009 Student Paper Competition Winner

The Institute of Navigation (ION), Global Navigation Satellite System 2009, Savannah, Gorgia, USA

2009

First Prize for Semi-Annual Technical 

Conference

University of New Brunswick, Granted by McElhanny™ Geomatics, Canada

2005

2006

2007

2009

Travel Grants (four years)

University of New Brunswick, NB, Canada

2003

2004

Special Awards (competition in both years)

University of Calgary, AB, Canada

1990~ 2008

Many scholoarships for graduate and undergraduate studies, including "fully funded" 4-years undergraduate scholoarship.

University of Calgary, AB, Canada

University of New Brunswick, NB, Canada

Chungbuk National University, South Korea