file:///D|/httpdocs/A_Web/A_Web9/ResHistbyDate/ACILR-CDRIL-0001-3-A-4.html   1 Gérard Lachapelle Lachapelle is identified by the Canadien Government in the year 2000, as the one who develop the GPS This, by be first who had developed: “The World Geodetic System WGS84” See: The 1999 internet document of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada Patent Office  On the CD No. 1: See: Surprisingly the 1999 Canadian Patent Office nomination of the Superior Quebec Jude nominated by René Levesque in 1992? See: Surprisingly the Canadien Patent Office information change in the year 2000 See: How Lachapelle was identified by the Canadien Government in the year 2000, as the one who develop the GPS See: How somebody could related with this 2000 GPS (CA) CANADIAN PATENT new reference of Lachapelle See: (Whit who?...) and (Why?...) Marconi had deal with the Canadian Government See: To demonstrated and understood summarily the relation Lachapelle with  the Canadian, Quebec Government, CTRSM, IBM Canada and Bill Gate (Microsoft US)    2 Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada Patent Office (19) (CA) CANADIAN PATENT (12) (54) Method and System for Determining Position on a Moving Platform, Such as a Ship, Using Signals from GPS Note: This information was obtained on October 20, 1999 when researching GPS, NAD83, NAD (CSR95) and WGS84 (wgs84). World Geodetic System (WGS84) See: The original 1999 internet document of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada Patent Office See: The extract of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) the original 2000 internet document  On the CD No. 1: See: In the ACILR Historique Web ADDENDUM1- Dated September 20, 2000,Page 24 of 579 3 We learn only on 2000 Gérard Lachapelle Lachapelle is identified by the Canadien Government in the year 2000, as the one who develop the GPS This, by be first who had developed: “The World Geodetic System WGS84” With this information could understand by his work he was awarded for a Honory Research Associate, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, 1979-1990, and why Lachapelle G. received the Kenting Award in 1980; Why the  LACHAPELLE, G., and A. MAINVILLE (1982) GDOVE: Disturbing Potential Component Prediction Software. Internal Report, Geodetic Survey of Canada, Surveys & Mapping Branch, Ottawa; The relation and association of the Canadian Government by his  Canadian Intellectual Property Office with: The Quebec CRIQ partner of the CDPQ, CTRSM / Marconie  (WR inc./CTRSM = conflict Contract) and whit who Marconi deal before his Cincinnati US Corporation acquisition. Videotron (CDPQ- CTRSM) , FTQ Union 1998 in his associated with Innovatech Montreal Quebec Society  and a Texas Firm in Avel-Tech, entreprise specialize in automatic tracking applied to the Urban mass-transit system. 4 (Whit who?...) and (Why?...) Marconi had deal with the Canadian Government   Because Marconi owned by GE(UK) didn't possess the original Canadien basic patent right but only a Canadien and Quebec Governmental one application right to use it and, this by his Canadian Power Corporation relation and association. Gérard Lachapelle, identified as the first who had developed: “The World Geodetic System (WGS84)” and with this information could understand by his work was awarded for a Honoree Research Associate, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, 1979-1990, and   · Why Lachapelle G. received the Kenting Award in 1980; This is confirm by LACHAPELLE, G. Refereed Journals Lachapelle G. owned publication  promotion. Research and Development Section (1975-1980), Geodetic Survey of Canada, Surveys & Mapping Branch, Department of Energy, Mines, and Resources, Ottawa and Head, Geodetic Research and Development, Shelltech Canada, a Division of Shell Canada Resources Ltd. (1980 - 1982). In his Refereed Journals, LACHAPELLE, G., and N. BECK (1982) Navstar/GPS Single Point Positioning at Shelltech Canada - Preliminary Results. Presented at the European Geophysical Society Meeting, Uppsala, August 25-28. The Canadian Surveyor, Vol. 36, No. 1, pp. 29-42; LACHAPELLE, G., and A. MAINVILLE (1982) GDOVE: Disturbing Potential Component Prediction Software. Internal Report, Geodetic Survey of Canada, Surveys & Mapping Branch, Ottawa;   P.S The Geometer expert panel Lachapel nomination starting point as 1978-81 Conseill, 1982-83 Officer, 1983-84 Président. This man Lachapel, after I publish the GPS Canadian mistake and falsification( On the CD No. 1: ) in 1999, was identified by the Quebec Supreme court Judge .... nominated in 1982 by Levesque when my lawsuit was register and was also nominated after my USA publication in May 1999, Chairman of the Canadian Patent office. Now after my December 08, 2003 Medical requested, was nominated in the cover-up Canadian scandal the Canadian Justice Judge.  1981 Graph of the Cincinatie US acquisition and the identification of  GE(UK) owner   MARCONI-CAN                     CAN- UK      GEC - UK CINCINATIU.S. TR0100,     GEC - UK GEC - UK Clic on the image for a full size view   IN THIS GRAPH YOU CAN SEE Marconi CANADA PROGRESSIVELY SWALLOW GEC-UK(ELECTRONIC). 8 But how somebody could reliated with this 2000 GPS (CA) CANADIAN PATENT new reference of Lachapelle Concerning the Lachapelle WGS84 system I Identified in my book on the weeb since July 1999  "the Abridgment", I resume here who when where this Canadian appellation Mistake base on the language explain in the Abridgment First part Summary April 19, 1999 page 3 and 17 of 27. This French and English grammar identification appellation language mistake was written in the Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada Patent Office webpage in October 20, 1999.   The Canadian appellation Mistake GPS Global Positioning System and GLS Global Localization System was confirm in the Canadian Patent Office webpage concerning the GPS written identification: “(54) Method and System for Determining Position on a Moving Platform, Such as a Ship, Using Signals from GPS Satellites”. This misappropriated grammar term was due to the fact of the assignation of the Quebec Technician mandated, Gérard Lachapelle, who became P. Eng. (Professional Engineer) in (? ? ?) - Province of Alberta.   Concerning the WGS84 system were it come from I used the information of:   THE CANADIAN GUIDELINES FOR MANAGING A GPS BASED CONTROL SYSTEM IN THE MARITIME PROVINCES. At that time,  “Gérard Lachapelle” was not his identified or referred by the Canadian Patent as the first who had developed: "The GPS". Did my book certified at the USA Library of Congress was the reason why the internet Web of the 2000 Canadian Patent change? You will be able to learn were the  WGS84 system come from and more  On the CD No. 1: See: The Abridgment ADDENDUM1- Dated September 20, 2000, Page 58 of 579 Or all the Lachapelle relation in this Canadian Governmental Robberies  On the CD No. 1: See: Years Summery in The Abridgment ADDENDUM1- Dated September 20, 2000, Page 44 to 61  of 579     5 Now after The ABRIDGMENT dated July 1, 1999 was deposit at the US Librairy of Congress Surprisingly the Canadien information change in the year 2000 In his Publications,  Section PRESENTATION - NO PROCEEDINGS, G. LACHAPELLE and SCHWARZ, K.P., (1983) Geodesy in Transition. Publication 60002, Department of Surveying Engineering, The University of Calgary; N.B.· It’s Petro Canada, own by the Canadian Government, who subsidize the University of Calgary for the GPS research and development   · Mr. Lachapelle was a Technical Chair, Surveying and Mapping Colloquium III, Canadian Petroleum Association, Banff, October 1981;           Intriguing Canadian publication Why in his Publications,  Section PRESENTATION - NO PROCEEDINGS,  LACHAPELLE, G., N. BECK, P. HEROUX, and D.E. WELLS (1983) GPS-Aided Navigation with a Slow Switching Receiver. Presented at International Symposium on Point Positioning in Marine Geodesy, Maracaibo, February 23-27 1983. (Author note: at that time the MSSTC ACILR/CDRIL electronic concept pre-production prototype criminal copy was fully operationel) ; In G. LACHAPELLE Refereed Journals, "G. LACHAPELLE, WELL, D.E., R.M. EATON, and S.P. MERTIKAS (1983) Impact of the Global Positioning System on Hydrography. Presented at the Canadian Hydrographic Service Centennial Conference, Ottawa, April 5 - 8. Lighthouse, No. 29, pp". 41-47; 6 Now after The ABRIDGMENT dated July 1, 1999 was deposit at the US Librairy of Congress Surprizinly the Canadien information change in the year 2000   Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) - administrates and processes patents, trademarks, copyrights, industrial design, and integrated circuit topographies. http://cipo.gc.ca/ http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_mrksv/cipo/welcome/welcom-e.html Basic Search: Find wgs84 for: The World Geodetic System (WGS84) in 1984 uses the reference system in which the Global Positioning System operates. http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/engdoc/search.html RESULT:  http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/cgi-bin/basic/ftsearch 1.Dr. Gérard Lachapelle - Department of Geomatics Engineering (4.2 K) Strategis Collection: National Expertise Index 2 -Dr. Elizabeth Cannon - Department of Geomatics Engineering (3.9 K)  Strategis Collection: National Expertise Index   By the "Dr. Gérard Lachapelle" (from Quebec Canada) - Department of Geomatics Engineering Was the basisc were we can understood the GPS "Canadian appellation Mistake" for the GLS   7 To demonstrated and understood summarily the relation   Lachapelle whit this Canadian and Quebec Governmental Robberies of the ACILR/CDRIL electronic patent by Microsoft and the the Apple II progression LACHAPELLE, G. PRESENTATION - NO PROCEEDINGS public note from page 34 of 43: WELLS, D.E., G. LACHAPELLE, and M. EATON (1986)  Five Years Experience (1981 to 1986) with GPS Navigation.  Presented at HYDRO  December 16-18, 1986, Southhampton Quebec Canada, . The author Serge Morel note: This Five Years Experience with GPS Navigation corresponded with the MSSTC public tender of the ACILR electronic concept criminal copy in 1981 obtain by the cover-up Company “WR Inc.” who was finances by the Canadian Federal Bank of Development in 1982. Also the IBM and Microsoft association by the CTRSM 1981 Urban Telecommunication contract  On the CD No. 1: See: The Resume History and Reference by the Progressive Dates Involment “Gérard Lachapelle”, his identified as the first who had developed: “The World Geodetic System (WGS84)” and with this information could understand by his work was awarded for a Honoree Research Associate, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, 1979-1990,  On the CD No. 1: See: The Abridgment ADDENDUM1- Dated September 20, 2000, Page 58 of 579