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Date:2004-07-20 15:31:00
Sender:Jim Ray & Johannes Boehm <Jim Ray <jray@bipm.org>>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No. 1238: Geophysical Synergies from Combinations at Fall AGU
Author:Jim Ray
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SLR Electronic Mail 2004-07-20 15:31:00 UTC Message No. 1238
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Author: Jim Ray & Johannes Boehm
Subject: Geophysical Synergies from Combinations at Fall AGU


Dear Colleagues,

We are convening an inter-disciplinary Geodesy session at
the Fall 2004 AGU meeting on ”Geophysical Synergies from
Combinations of Independent Geodetic Results”. The session
description is:

One advantage of a system of multiple, independent geodetic
observing techniques is the potential to produce combined
products that provide improved geophysical insights compared
to any single method in terms of accuracy, precision,
resolution, reliability, or other property. This session will
focus on studies demonstrating this potential or clarifying
the limitations of such approaches. Examples include improved
tropospheric monitoring using combined GPS, VLBI, and DORIS
path delay estimates, more accurate Earth orientation estimates
using multi-technique combinations, improved spatial resolution
of surface deformations using GPS and InSAR jointly, etc. The
emphasis here is on the enhancements to geophysical understanding
that can be derived rather than on the mechanics of combinations
strategies, although papers on this aspect are also welcome.
Identification of any weaknesses in the current networks of
observing systems and ideas to address them are appropriate as
well.

Please consider submitting a paper for this session. A broad
range of relevant topics is encouraged.

The AGU Meeting will be held 13-17 December in San Francisco.
The abstract deadline is 1 September for postal submissions and
9 September for web submissions. For further information please
see the website at .

Thank you for your consideration,
--Jim Ray & Johannes Boehm
conveners


From: ”Jim Ray”

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