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The Award is presented to authors of the best paper published exclusively in the ISPRS Journal during the four-year period from January of a Congress year to December of the year prior to the next Congress. The recipients of the Award may receive it only once. The award consists of a monetary grant of 10,000 SFr., certificates and a silver plaque. It is sponsored by Elsevier B.V. and Leica Geosystems GIS & Mapping, LLC, while the Institute of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (Prof. Henrik Haggrén), Helsinki University of Technology (the University where Helava studied) paid half the costs for the silver plaque. The plaque was designed with care and enthusiasm by the 1980-88 ISPRS Technical Commission III President, Einari Kilpelä, previously professor at the Helsinki University of Technology.
A five-member jury, comprising experts of high scientific standing, whose expertise covers the main topics included in the scope of the Journal, evaluated 121 papers for the period 2004-2007. For each year of the four-year evaluation period, the Best Paper was selected and has been announced in the ISPRS Journal, ISPRS Highlights, the ISPRS page in GIM, and on the websites of ISPRS and Elsevier. From these four papers, the one to receive the U.V. Helava Award was selected. The winner is the paper (published in volume 62, issue 5, pp. 366-381) "Time geography for ad-hoc shared-ride trip planning in mobile geosensor networks" by Martin Raubal 1,
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