Lectures related to Control and Monitoring of Dams and Hydraulic Structures

Explores the control and monitoring of hydraulic construction platforms for ensuring dam safety.

Explores the geoid, gravity conditions, geoid elevation, and reference systems.

Explores geodetic references, coordinate systems, the geoid, and reference systems for accurate measurements.

Explores additional transformations between geocentric and geodetic systems, map projections, and vertical reference systems.

Covers the basics of satellite tracking, GPS systems, geolocation, and challenges in GNSS applications.

Explores the design and analysis of arch dams, emphasizing geological criteria, stability, and dynamic analysis.

Explores the design, stability, and construction of embankment dams, including historical insights and seismic aspects.

Covers the design and construction of hydraulic structures, focusing on various types of dams.

Covers the construction of hydraulic structures like arch and concrete dams.

Explores geodetic references, coordinate systems, GPS applications, and satellite tracking.

Discusses the selection criteria for different types of dams based on geology and seismic risk.

Explores coordinate systems, geoid shape, satellite tracking, and reference systems for accurate geodetic measurements.

Explores coordinate conversions, datum changes, global kinematics, and geodetic reference systems, including CH1903 and satellite tracking.

Explores the design and construction of reservoirs and dams, focusing on criteria for choosing dam types and the impacts of dam construction.

Provides an overview of geodesy, focusing on Earth's reference systems and the importance of accurate geodetic data for practical applications.

Introduces geomatics with a focus on diversity and inclusion in engineering, emphasizing practical work and collaboration for spatial analysis.

Explores learning and control for complex systems, addressing challenges and opportunities in technology and interdisciplinary research.

Covers stability, poles, zeros, and control in dynamic systems, emphasizing the importance of observability.

Explores geodesy bases, coordinate systems, and projections for astronomy and navigation.

Covers the structure theorem for state-space representations and companion forms.