[IGSMAIL-6203] Fall AGU abstract submission now open

[Matt King]

Author: Matt King



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Abstracts are now being accepted for the AGU Fall Meeting 2010 in San Francisco (13-17 December, 2010). The number of oral slots Geodesy receives from AGU is proportional to the fraction of abstracts that are submitted to Geodesy sessions, so I encourage you to submit! See http://www.agu.org/meetings/fm10 for session information and the abstract submission forms.



The sessions listed in Geodesy are given below. The abstract deadline is 02 September 2010. Please contact individual session conveners with any questions you may have.



G01:  Geodesy General Contributions

G02: Mass Transport and Mass Distribution in the Earth System

G03: The Art and Science of Volcano Geodesy

G04: The Magnitude 8.8 Chilean Earthquake of 27 February 2010

G05: Plate Motion and Continental Deformation

G06: The Next Generation Global Geodetic Observing Networks

G07: Estimating the Accuracy of Geodetic Measurements

G08: Very Large GPS/GNSS Networks: Exploiting the Data Explosion for Science

G09: Measuring and Modeling of Active Tectonic Processes in Alaska at the Beginning of the EarthScope Era

G11: Earthquake Source Imaging Using InSAR and Other Geodetic Data

G12: GPS/GNSS-Derived Velocity and Deformation Fields: New Techniques, Results, and Implications

G13: Development and Testing of Methods for Detecting and Estimating Unsteady Motion in Geodetic Time Series

G14: The GOCE Gravity Field Mission - Status and Results from the first Year of Science Operations

G15: Combination of Geodetic Data Types to Address Current and Future Problems: Challenges and Solutions

G16: Observing and Interpreting Regional Sea Level Change

G17: Geophysical Remote Sensing With Current And Future Global Navigation Satellite Systems

G18: Recent Advances in Observation and Modeling of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment

G19: Geodesy for Rapid Assessment of Earthquakes

G20: Identification and Mitigation of Systematic Errors in Space Geodetic Results

G21: Ground Based Geodetic Techniques and Science Applications

G22: Bridging the Gap Between GRACE and a Follow-on Mission

G23: Remote Sensing of Atmospheric Water Vapour Using Geodetic Techniques



Regards,



Matt King

Fall Meeting Geodesy Programme Chair 2010

Reader in Polar Geodesy & RCUK Academic Fellow

School of Civil Engineering and Geosciences  Email: m.a.king at ncl.ac.uk<mailto:m.a.king at ncl.ac.uk>

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