Gravity, Geoid and Geodynamics 2000
GGG2000 IAG International Symposium Banff, Alberta, Canada July 31 - August 4, 2000
Published on 6. November 2001
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Hardback
XIII, 398 pages
978-3-540-42469-7 (ISBN)
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The IAG International Symposium on Gravity, Geoid and Geodynamics 2000 (GGG2000) took place in Banff, Alberta, Canada, from July 31 to August 4, 2000. This symposium continued the tradition of mid-term meetings ("GraGeoMar96: Gravity, Geoid and Marine Geodesy", Tokyo, Japan, Sept. 30 - Oct. 5,1996) held between the joint symposia of the International Geoid and Gravity Commissions ("1st Joint Meeting of the International Gravity Commission and the International Geoid Commission", Graz, Austria, Sept. 11-17, 1994 and "2nd Joint Meeting of the International Gravity Commission and the International Geoid Commission", Trieste, Italy, Sept. 7-12, 1998). This time, geodynamics was chosen as the third topic to accompany the of gravity and geoid. The symposium thus aimed and succeeded at bringing traditional topics together geodesists and geophysicists working in the general areas of gravity, geoid and geodynamics.
Besides covering the traditional research areas, special attention was paid to the use of geodetic methods for geodynamics studies, dedicated satellite missions, airborne surveys, arctic regions geodesy and geodynamics, new mathematical methods and the integration of geodetic and geophysical information. The Scientific Committee members (Jean Dickey, Martine Feissel, Rene Forsberg, Petr Holota, Inginio Marson, Masao Nakada, Richard W. Peltier, Reiner Rummel, Burkhard Schaffrin, Klaus Peter Schwarz, Michael G. Sideris, DetlefWolf and Patrick Wu) are sincerely thanked for selecting the session topics, which resulted in such an exciting scientific event. More specifically, the following ten sessions were organized: 1. Reference Frames and the Datum Problem C.
Besides covering the traditional research areas, special attention was paid to the use of geodetic methods for geodynamics studies, dedicated satellite missions, airborne surveys, arctic regions geodesy and geodynamics, new mathematical methods and the integration of geodetic and geophysical information. The Scientific Committee members (Jean Dickey, Martine Feissel, Rene Forsberg, Petr Holota, Inginio Marson, Masao Nakada, Richard W. Peltier, Reiner Rummel, Burkhard Schaffrin, Klaus Peter Schwarz, Michael G. Sideris, DetlefWolf and Patrick Wu) are sincerely thanked for selecting the session topics, which resulted in such an exciting scientific event. More specifically, the following ten sessions were organized: 1. Reference Frames and the Datum Problem C.
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2002 ed.
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English
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Berlin
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Springer Berlin
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Professional and scholarly
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XIII, 398 p.
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Height: 27.9 cm
Width: 21 cm
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2230 gr
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978-3-540-42469-7 (9783540424697)
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10.1007/978-3-662-04827-6
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Gravity, Geoid and Geodynamics 2000
GGG2000 IAG International Symposium Banff, Alberta, Canada July 31 - August 4, 2000
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Content
Time Variable Gravity: An Emerging Frontier in Interdisciplinary Geodesy.- Earth Physics and Global Glacial Isostasy: from Paleo-Geodesy to Space-Geodesy.- Global Unification of Height Systems and GOCE.- A Discussion of Fundamental Constants in View of Geodetic Reference Systems.- A Study of the Transfer of the ITRF Datum to a GPS Network in Antarctica.- Establishing Global Reference Frames. Nonlinear, Temporal, Geophysical and Stochastic Aspects.- Aliasing Error Modeling in Single-Input Single-Output Linear Estimation Systems.- Integrating Heterogeneous Data Sets with Partial Inconsistences.- Optimization of Computations in Spherical Geopotential Field Applications.- TcLight: a New Technique for Fast RTC Computation.- A Fast, Spatial Domain Technique for Terrain Corrections in Gravity Field Modeling.- Some Considerations on Fuzzy Least-Squares.- A Wavelet Solution to 1D Non-Stationary Collocation With an Extension to 2D Case.- A Wavelet Based Gravity Model with an Application to the Evaluation of Stokes' Integral.- Satellite Gravity Anomaly Recovery Using Multigrid Methods.- Inverting Land Uplift near Vatnajökull, Iceland, in Terms of Lithosphere Thickness and Viscosity Stratification.- Error Analysis of the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) Mission.- GOCE Gravity Field Recovery Using Massive Parallel Computing.- Regularization for the Gravity Field Recovery from GOCE Observations.- Local Geoid Determination with in situ Geopotential Data Obtained from Satellite-to-Satellite Tracking.- Energy Relations for the Motion of two Satellites within the Gravity Field of the Earth.- Dynamic Satellite Geodesy on the Torus: Block-Diagonality from a Semi-Analytical Approach.- Evaluation of Temporal Variations on the Gravity Field Caused by Geophysical Fluids andTheir Possible Detection by GRACE.- GRIM5-C1: Combination Solution of the Global Gravity Field to Degree and Order 120.- High Resolution Gravity Field Modeling with Full Variance-Covariance Matrices.- Gravity, Oceanic Angular Momentum, and the Earth's Rotation.- Ocean Tide Effects on Grace Gravimetry.- Principal Component Analysis on Temporal-Spatial Variations of Sea Level Anomalies from T/P Satellite Altimetry Data over the Northwest Pacific.- Application of GPS-Buoy Water Level Instrument for Radar Altimeter Calibration.- Methodological Investigation of the Processing of Absolute Gravity Data.- Determination of Atmospheric Influence on High-Accuracy Gravity Measurements with Elastic Earth Models.- Postglacial Rebound in Fennoscandia: New Results from Estonian Tide Gauges.- Time Stability of Gravity at Different Sites in France.- The Gravitational Signature of Earthquakes.- Experiences with AIRGrav: Results from a New Airborne Gravimeter.- STAR-3i Airborne Gravity and Geoid Mapping System.- Towards a Dynamic Absolute Gravity System.- Impact of BRAGS'99 Airborne Gravimetric Data on Geoid Computation in Australia, and Possibilities of Utilization of Bathymetric Information.- Airborne Gravity Survey of the North Greenland Continental Shelf.- Accuracy and Resolution of the Local Geoid Determined from Airborne Gravity Data.- Great Barrier Reef Airborne Gravity Survey (BRAGS'99). A Gravity Survey Piggybacked on an Airborne Bathymetry Mission.- Gravity Anomalies from Airborne Measurements-Experiments Using a Low Cost IMU Device.- Mean Vertical Gradient of Gravity.- Absolute Accounting for Vertical Gravity Gradient in Absolute Gravimeters.- The 1-cm geoid after GOCE.- Density Modeling for Geoid Determination.- Variational Methods in the Recovery of the gravity Field- Galerkin's Matrix for an Ellipsoidal Domain.- Recent Investigations Toward Achieving a One Centimeter Geoid.- Quasi-Geoid Estimations in South America.- A Gravimetric Geoid for Egypt Derived by FFT Technique - EGGG2000.- High Resolution Regional Geoid Computation.- Gravimetric Geoid Computation for Austria Using Seismic Moho Data.- Development of Improved Gravity Field Models Around Japan.- Truncation of Poisson's Integral in Upward and Downward Continuations of the Earth's Gravity.- A New Geoid Model for Japan, JGEOID2000.- First Results of Using Digital Density Data in gravimetric Geoid Computation in Australia.- GPS Leveling and the Second Geodetic Boundary Value Problem.- A High-Resolution Geoid for the Establishment of the Gavdos Multi-Satellite Calibration Site.- Changes in Ice-Mass Balance Inferred from Time Variations of the Geopotential Observed Through SLR and Doris Tracking.- Temporal Geoid of a Rebounding Antarctica and Potential Measurement by the GRACE and GOCE Satellites.- Determination of Mass Balance of Polar Ice from Gravity.- First Absolute Gravity Measurements at the French Station Dumont d'Urville (Antarctica).- VLNDEF Project: Geodetic Contribution to Geodynamics Study of Victoria Island, Antarctica.- Gravity and GPS Observations in the Inland, Antarctica.- Arctic Gravity Project - a Status.