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Date:2012-04-12 12:02:49
Sender:Carey Noll <Carey.Noll@nasa.gov>
Subject:[SLR-Mail] No.2064: GGFC workshop
Author:unknown
Content:Dear Colleagues

This is the final announcement of the planned GGFC workshop to be held in Vienna, 20-April at the Marritott Courtyard Vienna Messe. http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/viefg-courtyard-vienna-messe

Registration will begin at 8:30.

The Registration Fee for the meeting will be 75 euros. Sorry, but I can only accept cash.

The meeting will focus on assessing the errors in current environmental models and proposals for overcoming these limitations for use in geodetic and geophysical data analysis.

The following are the confirmed Invited speakers to date:

Maik Thomas
On the challenges of developing a mass conserving system model
Minkang Cheng
Degree 2 and geocenter variation from SLR
Xavier Collileux
Call for space geodetic solutions corrected for non-tidal atmospheric loading at the observation level
Thomas Hobiger
How to deal with coordinate systems in numerical weather models? - Goals of the newly formed IAG SSG12
Jim Ray
Consistency of crustal loading signals derived from models & GPS: Inferences for GPS positioning errors
Wei Chen
Evaluations of global geophysical fluid models based on broad-band geodetic excitations
Haoming Yan
Global mass balance effects on length-of-day change
Richard Gross
The GGFC Special Bureau for the Oceans: Providing Ocean Products for Geodesy
Brian Luzum
Global Geophysical Fluids: an IERS RS/PC Perspective
J.-P. Boy
High-resolution models of surface displacements caused by atmospheric, oceanic and hydrological loads
Rolf Dach
Mitigation of unmodelled non-tidal atmospheric pressure loading into parameters of a global GNSS solution
Erricos Pavlis
Tests of SLR products with and without the atmospheric loading and gravity variations
Johannes Boehm
Atmospheric effects in space geodesy - plans and perspectives
Wouter van der Wal
Uncertainties in models for glacial isostatic adjustment
David Salstein
Special Bureau for the Atmosphere status, and review of global atmospheric analyses and models, with application to geodetic uses

Tonie Van Dam

Dear Colleagues

This is the final announcement of the planned GGFC workshop to be held in Vienna, 20-April at the Marritott Courtyard Vienna Messe.
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/viefg-courtyard-vienna-messe

Registration will begin at 8:30.

The Registration Fee for the meeting will be 75 euros. 
Sorry, but I can only accept cash. 

The meeting will focus on assessing the errors in current environmental models and proposals for overcoming these limitations for use in geodetic and geophysical data analysis.

The following are the confirmed Invited speakers to date:


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Maik Thomas


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On the challenges of developing a mass conserving system model


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Minkang Cheng


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Degree 2 and geocenter variation from SLR


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Xavier Collileux


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Call for space geodetic solutions corrected for non-tidal atmospheric loading at the observation level


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Thomas Hobiger


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How to deal with coordinate systems in numerical weather models?   - Goals of the newly formed IAG SSG12


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Jim Ray


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Wei Chen


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Haoming Yan


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Richard Gross


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Brian Luzum


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10.0pt;font-family:Arial”>Global Geophysical Fluids: an IERS RS/PC Perspective


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J.-P. Boy


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Rolf Dach


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Erricos Pavlis


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Johannes Boehm


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Wouter van der Wal


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David Salstein


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Tonie Van Dam

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