[IGSMAIL-1553] AGU

[Ken]

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IGS Electronic Mail      Wed Feb 26 13:51:59 PST 1997      Message Number 1553
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Author: Ken Hurst
Subject: AGU

I would like to draw your attention to a special session at the AGU meeting
in Baltimore this spring:

G08   Combinations of GPS with Other Geophysical Data 

GPS has received much attention for its ability to provide
three-dimensional position and deformation data.  Considerably more can
be learned about the Earth by combining GPS with other types of
geophysical data. For example, the combination of GPS and differential
microgravity measurements permits the separation of the effects of
elevation changes and mass changes below a station. This session will
explore these possibilities from both a theoretical viewpoint and
through examples of such applications. Papers are also solicited on
geophysical applications from the availability of continuous
differential microgravity measurements.

The deadline for receipt of abstracts at AGU headquarters is February 27, 1997. 
A copy of the abstract should also be sent to

Kenneth Hurst, (session convener)
Jet Propulsion Laboratory/Caltech, 
Pasadena, CA 91109, 
Phone: 818-354-6637,
Fax: 818-393-4965, 
E-mail: hurst at cobra.jpl.nasa.gov

Ken Hurst				
Mail Stop 238-600			voice: 818-354-6637
Jet Propulsion Lab / Caltech		FAX:   818-393-4965
Pasadena, CA 91109			hurst at cobra.jpl.nasa.gov


[Mailed From: "Kenneth J. Hurst" <hurst at cobra.jpl.nasa.gov>]