Internal projects	External projects	Workshops	Working groups

Information production

• Internal projects
• HUT
• Academic Suite
• Metro - Information transfer system
• Academy
• Sensor fusion for 3-D environment modeling
• FJHP
• Finnish Jabal Haroun Project
• MMM
• Digital Image Processing in Remote Sensing
• External projects
• EC
• HighScan - Assessing Forest Stand Attributes by Integrated Use of High-resolution Satellite Imagery and Laserscanner, 1998-2001, EC Environment and Climate Programme
• Home: http://www.fgi.fi/
• OMEGA - Development of Operational Monitoring System for European Glacial Areas, 2001-2004, EC Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development Programme
• Home: http://omega.utu.fi/
• TEKES
• NAVI/PAM - Personal navigation and meta knowledge
• Workshops
• Working groups
• The WG's are the international tools for promoting and coordinating activity among those who are interested in a specific and related subarea of our field of science - like within photogrammetry and remote sensing, computer vision, mathematics, archaeology, or etc.
• It is most desired that we have participation in various WG's, not in all possible, but in those, whose focus we join. A WG is the way to get face to face information, and the way to learn people and colleagues while being active in the daily work.
• One further motivation - not that often cared - is to aggregate somebody else to work in your own research field. It will not be easy, as people appear at first glance most likely rather reluctant than open in their inmost thoughts. Note that it does not mean that you should either give your own ideas to someone else, but you at least have the possibility to talk with someone - and to be responded as well!
• Within ISPRS the WG's officially have their terms from congress to congress. However, practically they also continue if they keep vivid.
• The WG's are the ones which prepare sessions for the congresses. They may also organize symposia and smaller workshops, alone or together with other WG's.
• The activity of a WG depends fully of its members' activity. Without WG's there would be hardly anything which would gain scientific interest in the congresses.
• It is strongly recommended that we have participation in WG's.