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Date:2007-08-22 01:35:00
Sender:Hans-Peter Plag <Hans-Peter Plag <hpplag@unr.edu>>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No. 1590: GEO/GGOS Workshop: GGOS Contribution to GEOSS and Geohazards
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SLR Electronic Mail 2007-08-22 01:35:00 UTC Message No. 1590
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Author: Hans-Peter Plag
Subject: GEO/GGOS Workshop: GGOS Contribution to GEOSS and Geohazards
Subject: GEO/GGOS Workshop: The GGOS Contribution to GEOSS and an
Subject: GEO/GGOS Workshop: The GGOS Contribution to GEOSS and an
Observing System for Geohazards and Disaster Prevention

Dear Colleagues,

on behalf of the Program Committee I would like to bring
to your attention/remind you of the GEO/GGOS Workshop
”The GGOS Contribution to GEOSS and an Observing System for Geohazards
and Disaster Prevention”, which is organized by the
Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS). This Workshop
will take place on November 5-6, 2007 in Frascati, Italy
as a contribution to the International Geohazards Week, which
is hosted by the European Space Agency at the ESRIN Facility.
The official web page of the International Geohazards Week
is at http://earth.esa.int/workshops/2007Geohazards/, and
abstract submission, registration, and hotel reservation can
be made through this page. Please, note that the deadline for
abstract submission is already August 31, 2007.

The GGOS Workshop is intended as an outreach activity of GGOS to both
the space agencies and users. The Workshop will discuss the current and
future contributions of GGOS to Earth observations and, in particular,
an observing system for geohazards applications. The Workshop will be
organized to help facilitate the communication between scientific user
communities and those who will provide the geodetic products.
Representatives of major space agencies as well as GEO representatives
will participate and present their views on GGOS.

The Workshop has three main sessions:
Session 1: Observing changes in Earth´s shape, rotation and gravity
field with an integrated observing system
Session 2: Understanding the Earth system: The contribution of GGOS
Session 3: GGOS and Geohazards
More information on the focus of these sessions and the draft program
is available at http://geodesy.unr.edu/ggos/ggosws_2007/.
We invite you to participate in this workshop and to submit an abstract
related to the topics of the three sessions. Although most of the oral
presentations are by invitation, there will be room for contributed oral
presentations and posters. The success of the Workshop as an outreach
and linkage activity to the space agencies and the geohazards community
depends on the active contribution of the IAG community to this event.
We are therefore looking forward to see you at the Workshop.

Best regards

Hans-Peter Plag
for the Workshop Program Committee
http://earth.esa.int/workshops/2007Geohazards/
http://geodesy.unr.edu/ggos/ggosws_2007/



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