[IGSMAIL-1974] The International Symposium on GPS [GPS99 in Tsukuba] - First

[Teruyuki]

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IGS Electronic Mail      Fri Jul 31 19:37:46 PDT 1998      Message Number 1974
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Author: Teruyuki Kato
Subject: The International Symposium on GPS [GPS99 in Tsukuba] - First

The following is the first circular for the International Symposium
on GPS that will be held in Tsukuba, October 18-22, 1999.
Those who are interested in obtaining further information about
this symposium are encouraged to send your name, address, phone
/fax and e-mail address to the following address;

Teruyuki Kato
Earthquake Research Institute, University of Tokyo
1-1, Yayoi 1, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5802-8644   Fax: +81-3-5689-7234
GPS99 at eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp (for symposium) or teru at eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp (for other
business)
GPS99 Home Page URL:  http://wwwsoc.nacsis.ac.jp/geod-soc/gpssymp/


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                                    First Circular
                   The International Symposium on GPS
                    - Application to Earth Sciences and
        Interaction with Other Space GeodeticTechniques -
                             [GPS99 in Tsukuba]

Period: October 18th (Mon.) $B!A(J 22nd (Fri.), 1999
Place:  Tsukuba International Convention Center, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan

sponsors:
CSTG (Commission VIII in Section II of IAG and Commission B.2 of COSPAR) ,
IGS (International GPS Service of IAG and FAGS),
 the National Committee of Geodesy, Science Council of Japan,
the Geodetic Society of Japan,
the Seismological Society of Japan,
the Volcanological Society of Japan,
the Meteorological Society of Japan,
the Japan Society for Marine Surveys and Technology,
the Ocean Hemisphere Network Project,
the Superplume Project Research Group,
and the GPS/MET JAPAN Project Research Group

A part of the symposium is dedicated to
The Third International Meeting of
the Asia-Pacific Space Geodynamics Program

Scope:
  The symposium will consider the recent increase in GPS applications to
earth sciences. The Local Organizing Committee cordially invite all of those
who are interested in the following subjects;
* Crustal deformations by dense GPS arrays in Southern California, Japan etc.
* Ground-based and space-based GPS meteorology,
* Investigation of ionosphere,
* Application to earth rotation studies; geocenter, reference frame, etc.,
* Combination of SLR and GPS,
* Integrated space geodetic network using VLBI, GPS, GLONASS, etc,
* GPS and other techniques such as SAR, gravity measurements, etc.,
* Crustal dynamics in the Eastern Asia and the Western Pacific, and their
numerical modelling,
* Physical processes at plate boundaries; slow earthquakes, superplume,
backarc spreading, etc.,
* Kinematic GPS for monitoring seismic waves, tsunamis, ice flow, sea bottom
displacements, etc.,
* Local array for volcano and earthquake monitoring and hazard reduction,
* Application of GPS for monitoring global sealevel change,
* Collaboration between international projects; WING, APSG, GEODESSYA etc.,
* Regional aspects and roles of the International GPS Service (IGS),
* New and future space technologies and combination with conventional space
techniques,
* Tutorial sessions for those who are beginning GPS researches, etc.

 Venue:
  The symposium will be held in Tsukuba where the Geographical Survey
Institute operates the nationwide dense GPS array in Japan. The area is
conveniently located for visiting glorious old shrines in Nikko as well as
other scientific institutes. A couple of scientific and sightseeing tours
will be prepared by the Local Organizing Committee.

Symposium conveners:
	Michael Bevis, HIGP, University of Hawaii, USA
	Yehuda Bock, SIO, University of California San Diego, USA
	Oscar L. Colombo, University of Maryland/NASA GSFC, USA
	Jeffrey T. Freumueller, Geophysical Institute, University of
Alaska, USA
	Yuki Hatanaka, Geographical Survey Institute, Japan
	Kosuke Heki, National Astronomical Observatory, Japan
	Bill Kuo, NCAR, USA
	Seiichi Shimada, NIED, Japan
	Randolph Ware, UCAR/UNAVCO, USA
	Ye Shu-Hua, Shanghai Observatory, China
	Shui-Beih Yu, Academia Sinica, Taiwan

	Torao Tanaka (Chairman: Local Organizing Committee)
	Disaster Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto University
	Gokasho, Uji, Kyoto 611-0011, Japan
	Phone:  +81-774-38-4225  Fax: +81-774-38-4239
	e-mail:  tora at rcep.dpri.kyoto-u.ac.jp

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Teruyuki Kato
Earthquake Research Institute
University of Tokyo
1-1, Yayoi 1, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113-0032
Phone: +81-3-5802-8644(direct) or
           +81-3-3812-2111(ext.5730)
Fax:     +81-3-5689-7234
e-mail:  teru at eri.u-tokyo.ac.jp
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