[IGSMAIL-7034] IUGG2015: JG2 Modelling the Atmosphere and Ionosphere by Space Measurements (IAG, IAGA, IAMAS, IACS)

[Marcelo Santos]

Dear colleagues:

Please, pay attention to the following Joint Inter-Association Symposium suggested to take place during the 26th  IUGG General Assembly, in Prague, June 22 - July 2, 2015. http://www.iugg2015prague.com/

Abstract submission deadline is Jan 31st, 2015.

JG2 Modelling the Atmosphere and Ionosphere by Space Measurements (IAG, IAGA, IAMAS, IACS)

Convener: Marcelo Santos<mailto:msantos at unb.ca>, New Brunswick, Canada (IAG)

Co-conveners: Hanli Liu, Boulder, USA (IAGA)

Description

Space measurements of various types play a fundamental role in our growing understanding of the various processes in the Earth's atmosphere, especially the coupling of its different layers. The different disciplines of geodesy, aeronomy, geomagnetism and meteorology contribute and benefit in a multi-disciplinary way. They involve observing satellite systems, whether dedicated or not, and the development and application of models and techniques to treat, assimilate, represent and interpret those measurements.

We encourage the submission of papers dealing with methodology, applications, as well as with inter-comparisons and validation. They include the assessment, validation and discussion of current and future satellite systems; the modelling of atmospheric corrections for geodesy; GNSS-based atmospheric sounding; advancements in the modelling of the atmosphere, including tomographic techniques; modelling and interpretation and modeling of space weather and its coupling with the terrestrial weather; assimilation of measurements into numerical models; and use of long-term space-based monitoring and numerical models for a variety of applications, including terrestrial and space climate. We accept contributions dealing with global and regional scales.
Regards

Marcelo

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Marcelo C. Santos, Ph.D, P.Eng.
Professor and Department Chair
Dept. of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering  Tel: (1-506) 453-4671
 University of New Brunswick                 Tel: (1-506) 453-4698
 P.O.Box 4400                                Fax: (1-506) 453-4943
 Fredericton, NB Canada E3B 5A3              E-mail: msantos at unb.ca<mailto:msantos at unb.ca>
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                                   "Not doing more than the average
                                   is what keeps the average down."
                                               -- William M. Winans

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