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2020
Two publications were published in GeoConnexion:
During the FIG e-Working Week the following session was held:
Introduce FIG 76 Publication -
International Boundaries on Unstable Ground
Chair: Dr. Haim Srebro, Israel and Mr. Bill Robertson, New Zealand
To introduce the publication and discuss with the audience the way forward on the work of the working group to further promote and achieve the aim of SDG No.16 on Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions. Accepted boundaries are very important for peace making and the maintenance of peace, it is also an important element the current UN-GGIM Policy and Legal Frameworks.
Haim Srebro (Israel):
Unstable International Boundaries and FIG Publication NO 76 (11068)
[abstract] [paper] [handouts] [video]
Jürg Kaufmann (Switzerland):
The Boundary Manifesto (11126)
[abstract] [paper] [handouts] [video]
Following the FIG Publication 59 International Boundary Making edited by Haim Srebro, which was produced through Commission 1 in 2013, Haim and his Working Group members Vincent Belgrave, Andrea Cantile, Donald Grant and William A. Robertson, who are all highly qualified experts and practitioners in ‘boundary marking’, published the FIG 76 International Boundaries on Unstable Ground through Commission 1 in 2020.
FIG PUBLICATION NO. 76: International
Boundaries on Unstable Ground |
2019
There had been good discussions on topics about the centre of valley versus thalweg: revisitig the Isreal-Jordan Aravah Boundary, and about river boundaries: the influence of changes in the Jordan and Yarmuk Rivers on the International and Cadastral Boundaries at the FIG Working Week 2019 in Hanoi. Haim Srebro and his Working Group members Don Grant from RMIT University Melbourne, Bill Robertson and Vince Belgrave from New Zealand and Andrea Cantile from Italy, have been preparing a follow-up publication to FIG Publication 59 International Boundary Making edited by Haim Srebro, which was produced through Commission 1 in 2013. This new volume is an addendum to # 59 regarding international boundaries on unstable ground. It is expected to be published before the end of 2020.