WELCOME to the GPS-HRN |
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The Global Positioning Systems in Health Research Network is an international collaboration of academics and health professionals interested in GPS technology. This website is an online meeting place for members to share ideas and experiences relating to their work with GPS. GPS-HRN membership is by application only. To apply, please follow the link at the top right of this page. |
Background to the GPS-HRN
Who are we?
The Global Positioning Systems in Health Research Network was launched at the 2009 International Society for Behavioural Nutrition and Physical Activity Conference in Cascais.
The aim of the GPS-HRN is to establish a communication forum that will allow GPS researchers to share ideas and experience.
The GPS-HRN admininstration team is based out of AUT University in New Zealand and the University of Lausanne in Switzerland.
Lead Coordinator: Dr Scott Duncan (AUT University)
Asst Coordinator: Dr Hannah Badland (AUT University)
Asst Coordinator: Dr Melody Oliver (AUT University)
Chair: Prof Yves Shutz (University of Lausanne)
The GPS-HRN is currently sponsored by AUT University; however, we will be pursuing further funding for the ongoing maintenance of the network.
POSTED ON: 18 Nov 2009 13:11:42
POSTED BY: Scott Duncan - Administrator
GPS-HRN Newsletter #2
DECEMBER 2009 ISSUE
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CONTENTS
Website launch
New portable GPS devices
Feature article: Paul Kelly and Dr Charlie Foster
Research Profile: Dr Philip Troped
GPS-HRN Newsletter #1
AUGUST 2009 ISSUE
CONTENTS
Online survey results
Portable GPS roundup
Feature Article: Dr Hannah Badland
Research Profile: University of Arizona
Earlier Articles Archived HERE