black”>Author: Matt King

black”>Dear Colleagues [with apologies for multiple postings]pan>

We encourage you to subm=
it your abstract to
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nbsp;G021 (ID#: 12290) of the next AGU fall meeti=
ng on
Separati=
ng and explaining multiple signals in geodetic data:p>

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One of the great challenges of geodesy is to separate out, and understand, =
the multiple signals that appear in the various geodetic time series. This =
includes separating long-term and short-term signals with a desire to remov=
e one from the other, or signals
with similar periods from other signals or noise. This is particularly rel=
evant as the noise floor reduces with ongoing developments in data analysis=
. This session focuses on all such geodetic data, and includes coordinate p=
ositions (including high rate ones),
gravity time series, sea level observations and earth orientation data but=
applications from all applications of geodetic data are welcome. Examples =
include separation of post-seismic deformation from plate tectonic motion, =
glacial isostatic adjustment, hydrology
and/or reference frame errrors, or the various contributors to present-day=
polar motion. Submissions are particularly welcome which focus on the appl=
ication of novel data filtering techniques or apply new models.



The abstract submission is open until the font-family:"Calibri",sans-serif”>3rd of Augustng>
and can be made atcolor:#1F497D”>
”>https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm16/preliminaryview.cgi/Session12290
- there is also an early submission dead=
line of July 27 with a chance to win a prize http://fallmeeting.agu.org/201=
6/early-abstract-submission/.



We are looking forward to seeing you in San Francisco Dec 12-16, 2016.



Matt King and Alvaro Santamar=EDa-G=F3mez.