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Geodesy and Physics of the Earth

Geodetic Contributions to Geodynamics

  • Conference proceedings
  • © 1993

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Editors:
  1. Horst Montag

    1. GeoForschungsZentrum, Potsdam, Germany

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  2. Christoph Reigber

    1. GeoForschungsZentrum, Potsdam, Germany

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Part of the book series: International Association of Geodesy Symposia (IAG SYMPOSIA, volume 112)

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Table of contents (108 papers)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XVI
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  3. International Programs for Geodesy and Geodynamics

    1. The 1992 Activities of the International GPS Geodynamics Service (IGS)

      • Gerhard Beutler
      Pages 9-13

    2. GPS Processing at GFZ for the IGS 1992 Campaign

      • D. Angermann, R. Galas, Th. Nischan, Ch. Reigber, S. Y. Zhu, G. Dick et al.
      Pages 14-19

    3. Automated Data Flow and Processing at the “Center for Orbit Determination in Europe” (CODE) during the 1992 IGS Campaign

      • W. Gurtner, G. Beutler, E. Brockmann, S. Fankhauser, M. Rothacher, T. Springer et al.
      Pages 20-23

    4. Results of the “Center for Orbit Determination in Europe” (CODE) during the IGS 1992 Campaign

      • M. Rothacher, G. Beutler, E. Brockmann, S. Fankhauser, W. Gurtner, T. Springer et al.
      Pages 24-27

    5. GPS Orbit Computations in Australia within the International GPS Geodynamics Service: Should We? Could We?

      • Chris Rizos, Peter Morgan, Ching-Mei Chu
      Pages 28-32

    6. Dynamics of the Solid Earth (DOSE): The Italian-German-Greek-Swiss Contribution to NASA’s DOSE Project in the Calabrian/Hellenic Arcs

      • Hans-Gert Kahle, Max V. Müller, Stephan Mueller, Hermann Drewes, Klaus Kaniuth, Klaus Stuber et al.
      Pages 33-36

    7. Structure and Activities of the Wegener in the Nineties

      • P. Wilson
      Pages 37-41

    8. Pamir — Tienshan GPS Project: Network, Observation Campaign 92 and Analysis Strategy

      • Ch. Reigber, J. Klotz, D. Angermann, Y. A. Trapeznikov, S. K. Tatevian, V. I. Makarov et al.
      Pages 42-45

    9. High Precision Network for Geodynamic Studies in the Azores Gibraltar Area

      • Luisa Bastos
      Pages 46-49

    10. Geodynamical Investigations Program in Baksan Canyon Area

      • A. Kopayev, V. Milyukov, V. Yushkin
      Pages 50-52

    11. TIGO — A New Transportable Integrated Geodetic Observatory

      • Hermann Seeger
      Pages 53-55

    12. First Results with Two-Colour Satellite Laser Ranging at the Fundamentalstation Wettzell

      • Wolfgang Schlüter, Reiner Dassing, Karl-Heinz Haufe, Stefan Riepl, Wolfgang Maier, Ulrich Schreiber
      Pages 56-60

    13. The International Absolute Gravity Basestation Network (IAGBN): Status 1992

      • Gerd Boedecker
      Pages 61-62

    14. Gravity Field Improvement Prospects from the Step Mission

      • E. C. Pavlis
      Pages 63-66

  4. Gravity Field and its Variations

    1. Global Field Evaluation

      1. On the Principles and Prospects of Gravity Field Determination by Satellite Methods
        • R. Rummel
        Pages 67-70
      2. Global Gravitational Change from Space in 2001
        • O. L. Colombo, B. F. Chao
        Pages 71-74
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  • GeoForschungsZentrum, Potsdam, Germany

    Horst Montag, Christoph Reigber

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