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POLENET GIA observation and modelling session

Dear COST Action colleagues

Please note the following symposium that will be of interest to those working on modelling and observations of Antarctic GIA

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Workshop on hydrological and other local effects in gravity measurements

Workshop on hydrological and other local effects in gravity measurements

The AG subgroup in working group WG1 of the COST ES0701 Action “Improved Constraints on Models of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment» organizes a workshop on local gravity effects at the Royal Observatory of Belgium in Brussels, March 16–17, 2009. Click here for more information.

 
G8 (AGU)

Upcoming Conference: G8 (AGU)

Recent Advances in Observation and Modelling of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA)

December 2008,San Francisco

Glacial isostatic adjustment (GIA) has recently received renewed attention since associated mass transportation is seen as a contaminating signal in Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) estimates of ice sheet mass balance.

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CL42 (EGU)

Upcoming Conference: CL42 (EGU)

Global and regional sea level rise and variability

Vienna,Austria,19 - 24 April 2009

Research into sea level rise spans many areas of science (oceanography, glaciology, hydrology, climate change, geophysics etc.). Sea level is an integrated quantity of a number of global processes and is also of considerable practical relevance to coastal populations and infrastructure.

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G24/CL39/GD12/GMPV21 (EGU)

Upcoming Conference: G24/CL39/GD12/GMPV21 (EGU)

Glacial Isostatic Adjustment Upper Mantle and Lithosphere Dynamics and Quaternary Climate

April 2009,Vienna

The phenomenon of glacial isostatic adjustment with its unique temporal signatures is one of the great opportunities in geosciences to get information about Earth processes. It contains information about the recent climate forcing, being dependent on the geologically recent on- and off-loading of ice sheets.

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G6 (EGU)

Upcoming Conference: G6 (EGU)

Geodetic observations: model advances and time series effects

April 2009,Vienna

Geodetic observations are not yet adequately described by observation-level models. This leads to propagation of systematic errors into time series of coordinates, scale, geocenter, earth orientation and gravity, influencing time series noise and biasing mean and rate-of-change estimates.

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