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Result of ballot for Technical Commission |
USA: 122
Germany 60
USA was elected to host Commission |,
with Professor Stanley Morain as President.
Result of ballot for Technical Commission Il
China: 93
Switzerland: 89
China was elected to host Commission Il,
with Professor Jun Chen as President.
Result of ballot for Technical Commission IV
Canada: 99
The Netherlands: 84
Canada was elected to host Commission IV,
with Dr. Costas Armenakis as President
Result of ballot for Technical Commission VII
India: 113
Japan: 67
Abstentions 2
India was elected to host Technical Commission VII, with
Dr. Rangnath Navalgund as President
28. Nominations for Chair and Members of the
Financial Commission
Chair: Professor H. Rüther (South Africa)
Members: ... Ms. Iffat Huque (Bangladesh)
Mr. M. Barbosa (Brazil)
As there were no further nominees, they were declared
elected by acclamation.
29. Discussion on Members in Default of
Contributions
The Delegate from UK proposed that "Council is to
exhaust all means to communicate with the defaulting
Member to determine the Member's situation, its viabil-
ity and its level of ability to meet its ISPRS responsibil-
ities. If the Member proves to be unviable, then Council
is to recommend to the General Assembly that the
Membership should be cancelled as per Bylaw IV.1.g."
The Delegate from Switzerland proposed that "Council
is to allow some lenience to those Members in default
which request with reasonable cause a delay in pay-
ment with promise of payment in full. If no such request
is received from the Ordinary Member within six months
ISPRS
2000
of advice from the Council, then the Member will be
expelled."
30. Report on Inter-Organisational Relations
While votes for Commission | were counted, the Secretary
General delivered the report on Inter-Organisational Rela-
tions.
31. Reports on Communications
31.1 Journal
The Editor Dr. M. Baltsavias presented his report while
votes for Commission ll were counted.
31.2 ISPRS Highlights
The Editor Dr. Lucas Janssen presented his report while
votes for Commission IV were counted.
31.3 Home Page
Secretary General Trinder presented the report for Web-
master André Streilein while votes for Commission VII were
counted.
32. Recognition of Editors and Committee Chairs
Secretary General Trinder presented Certificates of Appre-
ciation to:
- Editor of the ISPRS International Journal of Pho-
togrammetry and Remote Sensing: Dr. Emmanuel Balt-
savias
- Editor of ISPRS Highlights: Dr. Lucas Janssen
- Webmaster: Dr. André Streilein (in absentia).
The President presented Certificates of Appreciation to
the Financial Commission Chair, Professor Armin Grün,
and Financial Commission Members, Anders Boberg
and Dr. Ivan Katzarsky and to the Chair of the Education
and Training Task Force, Dr. Tania Maria Sausen. He
stated that similar Certificates would be delivered to the
Chair of the Communications Task Force, Mr. K. Atkin-
son and to the Chair of the International Policy Advisory
Committee, Professor R. Harris.
The session adjourned at approximately 6 pm.
Fourth General Assembly, Saturday, 15.00-17.00 22nd July 2000
1. Presidents Welcome
President Fritz welcomed distinguished guests and intro-
duced Professor Tuan-Chi Chen, who prepared the dynamic
version of the logo for display at this GA.
33. Election of Chair and Members of the Financial
Commission
The election was declared on Thursday 20" July. The
incoming Chair and Members of the Financial Commission
were formally presented to the General Assembly.
International Archives of Photogrammerty and Remote Sensing. Vol. XXXIII, Part A. Amsterdam 2000.
34. Congress Director's Report
The Congress Director, Professor Klaas Jan Beek, pre-
sented his report and evaluation of the Congress.
35. Approval of Resolutions for 2000-2004
The Resolutions for 2000-2004 were presented by 1st
Vice President Murai and were approved by the General
Assembly, after discussion and modification to some of
the proposals. First VP Murai expressed appreciation to
Professor Bruce Forster, Ms. Isabelle Viellet and Profes-
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