Tregoning, Paul
Dynamic Planet
Part I. Joint IAG/IAPSO Papers
1. Combining altimetric/gravimetric and ocean model mean dynamic topography models in the GOCINA region
Per Knudsen, Ole B. Andersen, René Forsberg, Henning P. Föh, Arne V. Olesen, Anne L. Vest, Dag Solheim, Ove D. Omang, Roger Hipkin, Addisu Hunegnaw, Keith Haines, Rory Bingham, Jean-Philippe Drecourt, Johnny A. Johannessen, Helge Drange, Frank Siegismund, Fabrice Hernandez, Gilles Larnicol, Marie-Helene Rio, Philippe Schaeffer
2. Error Characteristics of Dynamic Topography Models Derived from Altimetry and GOCE Gravimetry
Per Knudsen, Carl Christian Tscherning
3. Detecting Ocean Currents from Satellite Altimetry, Satellite Gravity and Ocean Data
Zizhan Zhang, Yang Lu, Houtse Hsu
4. Sea Level in the British Isles: Combining Absolute Gravimetry and Continuous GPS to Infer Vertical Land Movements at Tide Gauges
F. N. Teferle, R. M. Bingley, A. I. Waugh, A. H. Dodson, S. D. P. Williams, T. F. Baker
5. Snow Accumulation and Snowmelt Monitoring in Greenland and Antarctica
S. V. Nghiem, K. Steffen, G. Neumann, R. Huff
6. Estimating Recent Global Sea Level Changes
H. -P. Plag
7. On the low-frequency variability in the Indian Ocean
I. V. Sakova, G. Meyers, R. Coleman
8. Satellite Altimetry: Multi-Mission Cross Calibration
Wolfgang Bosch, Roman Savcenko
9. Assessment of recent tidal models in the Mediterranean Sea
D. N. Arabelos, G. Asteriadis, M. E. Contadakis, D. Papazachariou, S. D. Spatalas
10. Scale-based comparison of Sea Level observations in the North Atlantic from Satellite Altimetry and Tide Gauges
S. M. Barbosa, M. J. Fernandes, M. E. Silva
11. European Sea Level Monitoring: Implementation of ESEAS Quality Control
María Jesús García, Begoña Pérez Gómez, Fabio Raicich, Lesley Rickards, Elizabeth Bradshaw, Hans-Peter Plag, Xiuhua Zhang, Bente Lilja Bye, Espen Isaksen
12. Brazilian Vertical Datum Monitoring - Vertical Land Movements and Sea Level Variations
R. Dalazoana, S. R. C. Freitas, J. C. Baez, R. T. Luz
13. Tide gauge monitoring using GPS
Maaria Tervo, Markku Poutanen, Hannu Koivula
14. Determination of Inland Lake Level and Its Variations in China from Satellite Altimetry
Yonghai Chu, J. Li, Weiping Jiang, Xiancai Zou, Xinyu Xu, Chunbo Fan
15. Sea Surface Variability of Upwelling Area Northwest of Luzon, Philippines
M. C. Martin, C. L. Villanoy
16. An Experiment of Precise Gravity Measurements on Ice Sheet, Antarctica
Y. Fukuda, Y. Hiraoka, K. Doi
17. Status of DORIS Stations in Antarctica for Precise Geodesy
M. Amalvict, P. Willis, K. Shibuya
18. High-Harmonic Gravity Signatures Related to Post-Glacial Rebound
H. H. A. Schotman, P. N. A. M. Visser, L. L. A. Vermeersen
Part II. Frontiers in the Analysis of Space Geodetic Measurements
19. GPS/GLONASS orbit determination based on combined microwave and SLR data analysis
C. Urschl, G. Beutler, W. Gurtner, U. Hugentobler, S. Schaer
20. BIFROST: Noise properties of GPS time series
Sten Bergstrand, Hans-Georg Scherneck, Martin Lidberg, Jan M. Johansson
21. Discrete Crossover Analysis
Wolfgang Bosch
22. A comparative analysis of uncertainty modelling in GPS data analysis
S. Schön, H. Kutterer
23. Looking for systematic error in scale from terrestrial reference frames derived from DORIS data
P. Willis, F. G. Lemoine, L. Soudarin
24. WVR calibration applied to European VLBI observing sessions
Axel Nothnagel, Jung-ho Cho, Alan Roy, Rüdiger Haas
25. Frontiers in the combination of space geodetic techniques
Manuela Krügel, Detlef Angermann
26. Modifying the Stochastic Model to Mitigate GPS Systematic Errors in Relative Positioning
D. B. M. Alves, J. F. G. Monico
27. GPS Ambiguity Resolution and Validation Under Multipath Effects: Improvements using Wavelets
E. M. Souza, J. F. G. Monico
28. An Empirical Stochastic Model for GPS
R. F. Leandro, M. C. Santos
29. Feeding Neural Network Models with GPS Observations: A Challenging Task
R. F. Leandro, C. A. U. Silva, M. C. Santos
30. Spatial spectral inversion of the changing geometry of the Earth from SOPAC GPS data
P. J. Mendes Cerveira, T. Hobiger, R. Weber, H. Schuh
31. Improved processing method of UEGN-2002 gravity network measurements in Hungary
L. Völgyesi, L. Földváry, G. Csapó
32. Spectra of rapid oscillations of Earth Rotation Parameters determined during the CONT02 Campaign
J. Nastula, B. Kolaczek, R. Weber, H. Schuh, J. Boehm
33. On the Establishing Project of Chinese Surveying and Control Network for Earth-orbit Satellite and Deep Space Detection
Erhu Wei, Jingnan Liu, Chuang Shi
34. Constructing a System to Monitor the Data Quality of GPS Receivers
T. K. Yeh, C. S. Chen
Part III. Gravity Field Determination from a Synthesis of Terrestrial, Satellite, Airborne and Altimetry Measurements
35. The use of mascons to resolve time-variable gravity from GRACE
F. G. Lemoine, S. B. Luthcke, D. D. Rowlands, D. S. Chinn, S. M. Klosko, C. M. Cox
36. GRACE Time-Variable Gravity Accuracy Assessment
R. Schmidt, F. Flechtner, R. König, Ul. Meyer, K -H. Neumayer, Ch. Reigber, M. Rothacher, S. Petrovic, S -Y. Zhu, A. Güntner
37. Combination of multi-satellite altimetry data with CHAMP and GRACE EGMs for geoid and sea surface topography determination
G. S. Vergos, V. N. Grigoriadis, I. N. Tziavos, M. G. Sideris
38. A new methodology to process airborne gravimetry data: advances and problems
B. A. Alberts, P. Ditmar, R. Klees
39. Ideal Combination of Deflection Components and Gravity Anomalies for Precise Geoid Computation
Norbert Kühtreiber, Hussein A. Abd-Elmotaal
40. SRTM evaluation in Brazil and Argentina with emphasis on the Amazon region
D. Blitzkow, A. C. O. C. Matos, J. P. Cintra
41. On the Estimation of the Regional Geoid Error in Canada
J. Huang, G. Fotopoulos, M. K. Cheng, M. Véronneau, M. G. Sideris
42. A Validation Procedure for Satellite Orbits and Force Function Models Based on a New Balance Equation Approach
A. Löcher, K. H. Ilk
43. Combining Gravity and Topographic Data for Local Gradient Modeling
L. Zhu, C. Jekeli
44. Numerical implementation of the gravity space approach - proof of concept
G. Austen, W. Keller
45. Local gravity field modelling with multi-pole wavelets
R. Klees, T. Wittwer
46. Accuracy assessment of the SRTM 90m DTM over Greece and its implications to geoid modelling
G. S. Vergos, V. N. Grigoriadis, G. Kalampoukas, I. N. Tziavos
47. High-Resolution Local Gravity Field Determination at the Sub-Millimeter Level using a Digital Zenith Camera System
Christian Hirt, Günter Seeber
48. A data-adaptive design of a spherical basis function network for gravity field modelling
R. Klees, T. Wittwer
49. Global gravity field recovery by merging regional focusing patches: an integrated approach
K. H. Ilk, A. Eicker, T. Mayer-Gürr
50. External calibration of GOCE SGG data with terrestrial gravity data: A simulation study
D. N. Arabelos, C. C. Tscherning, M. Veicherts
51. Towards an optimal combination of satellite data and prior information
J. P. Loon, J. Kusche
52. Kinematic and highly reduced-dynamic LEO orbit determination for gravity field estimation
A. Jäggi, G. Beutler, H. Bock, U. Hugentobler
53. On the Combination of Terrestrial Gravity Data with Satellite Gradiometry and Airborne Gravimetry Treated in Terms of Boundary-Value Problems
P. Holota
54. A Direct Method and its Numerical Interpretation in the Determination of the Earth’s Gravity Field from Terrestrial Data
O. Ncsvadba, P. Holota, R. Klees
55. Comparison of High Precision Geoid Models in Switzerland
Urs Marti
56. GOCE: a full-gradient simulated solution in the space-wise approach
F. Migliaccio, M. Reguzzoni, N. Tselfes
57. The determination of the effect of topographic masses on the second derivatives of gravity potential using various methods
Sz. Rózsa, Gy. Tóth
58. Density Effects on Rudzki, RTM and Airy-Heiskanen Reductions in Gravimetric Geoid Determination
S. Bajracharya, M. G. Sideris
59. Combined modeling of the Earth’s Gravity Field from GRACE and GOCE Satellite Observations: a Numerical Study
P. Ditmar, X. Liu, R. Klees, R. Tenzer, P. Moore
60. Analytical Solution of Newton’s Integral in Terms of Polar Spherical Coordinates
R. Tenzer, P. Moore, O. Nesvadba
61. A new high-precision gravimetric geoid model for Argentina
C. Tocho, G. Font, M. G. Sideris
62. Local gravity field modeling using surface gravity gradient measurements
Gy. Tóth, L. Völgyesi
Part IV. Earth Processes: Geodynamics, Tides Crustal Deformation and Temporal Gravity, Changes
63. Absolute Gravity Measurements in the Southern Indian Ocean
M. Amalvict, Y. Rogister, B. Luck, J. Hinderer
64. Slow Slip Events on the Hikurangi Subduction Interface, New Zealand
J. Beavan, L. Wallace, H. Fletcher, A. Douglas
65. A geodetic measurement of strain variation across the Central Southern Alps, New Zealand
P. H. Denys, M. Denham, C. F. Pearson
66. New analysis of a 50 years tide gauge record at Cananéia (SP-Brazil) with the VAV tidal analysis program
B. Ducarme, A. P. Venedikov, A. R. Mesquita, C. A. Sampaio Franca, D. S. Costa, D. Blitzkow, R. Vieira Diaz, S. R. C. Freitas
67. Atmospheric Mass Flow Reduction for Terrestrial Absolute Gravimetry in the Fennoscandian Land Uplift Network
O. Gitlein, L. Timmen
68. Tilt Observations Around the KTB-Site / Germany: Monitoring and Modelling of Fluid Induced Deformation of the Upper Crust of the Earth
T. Jahr, G. Jentzsch, H. Letz, A. Gebauer
69. Understanding Time-variable Gravity due to Core Dynamical Processes with Numerical Geodynamo Modeling
W. Jiang, W. Kuang, B. Chao, M. Fang, C. Cox
70. A New Height Datum for Iran Based on the Combination of the Gravimetric and Geometric Geoid Models
R. Kiamehr
71. Monthly mean water storage variations by the combination of GRACE and a regional hydrological model: application to the Zambezi River
R. Klees, E. A. Zapreeva, H. C. Winsemius, H. H. G. Savenije
72. The use of smooth piecewise algebraic approximation in the determination of vertical crustal movements in Eastern Canada
Azadeh Koohzare, Petr Vaníček, Marcelo Santos
73. Hydrological signals in gravity — foe or friend?
C. Kroner, T. Jahr, M. Naujoks, A. Weise
74. Applications of the KSM03 Harmonic Development of the Tidal Potential
S. M. Kudryavtsev
75. Continental hydrology retrieval from GPS time series and GRACE gravity solutions
J. Kusche, E. J. O. Schrama, M. J. F. Jansen
76. Gravity Changes in Northern Europe as Observed by GRACE
J. Müller, M. Neumann-Redlin, F. Jarecki, H. Denker, O. Gitlein
77. Investigations about earthquake swarm areas and processes
M. Naujoks, T. Jahr, G. Jentzsch, J. H. Kurz, Y. Hofmann
78. Sea level and gravity variations after the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake observed at Syowa Station, Antarctica
Kazunari Nawa, Kenji Satake, Naoki Suda, Koichiro Doi, Kazuo Shibuya, Tadahiro Sato
79. Improved determination of the atmospheric attraction with 3D air density data and its reduction on ground gravity measurements
J. Neumeyer, T. Schmidt, C. Stoeber
80. Solid Earth Deformations Induced by the Sumatra Earthquakes of 2004–2005: GPS Detection of Co-Seismic Displacements and Tsunami-Induced Loading
H. -P. Plag, G. Blewitt, C. Kreemer, W. C. Hammond
81. Environmental effects in time-series of gravity measurements at the Astrometric-Geodetic Observatorium West-erbork (The Netherlands)
I. Prutkin, R. Klees
82. Numerical models of the rates of change of the geoid and orthometric heights over Canada
E. Rangelova, W. Wal, M. G. Sideris, P. Wu
83. Optimal Seismic Source Mechanisms to Excite the Slichter Mode
S. Rosat
84. Recent dynamic crustal movements in the Tokai Region, Central Japan, observed by GPS Measurements
S. Shimada, T. Kazakami
85. New Theory for Calculating Strains Changes Caused by Dislocations in a Spherically Symmetric Earth
Wenke Sun, Shuhei Okubo, Guangyu Fu
Part V. Advances in the Realization of Global and Regional Reference Frames
86. Advances in terrestrial reference frame computations
Detlef Angermann, Hermann Drewes, Manuela Krügel, Barbara Meisel
87. The Status and Future of the International Celestial Reference Frame
A. L. Fey
88. Is Scintillation the Key to a Better Celestial Reference Frame?
R. Ojha, A. L. Fey, D. L. Jauncey, J. E. J. Lovell, K. J. Johnston
89. Improvement and Extension of the International Celestial Reference Frame in the Southern Hemisphere
R. Ojha, A. L. Fey, P. Charlot, K. J. Johnston, D. L. Jauncey, J. E. Reynolds, A. K. Tzioumis, J. E. J. Lovell, J. F. H. Quick, G. D. Nicolson, S. P. Ellingsen, P. M. McCulloch, Y. Koyama
90. Limitations in the NZGD2000 Deformation Model
J. Beavan, G. Blick
91. Implementing Localised Deformation Models into a Semi-Dynamic Datum
A. Jordan, P. Denys, G. Blick
92. Definition and Realisation of the SIRGAS Vertical Reference System within a Globally Unified Height System
Laura Sanchez
93. Tests on Integrating Gravity and Leveling to Realize SIRGAS Vertical Reference System in Brazil
R. T. Luz, S. R. C. Freitas, R. Dalazoana, J. C. Baez, A. S. Palmeiro
94. Accessing the New SIRGAS2000 Reference Frame through a Modernized Brazilian Active Control Network
L. P. S. Fortes, S. M. A. Costa, M. A. A. Lima, J. A. Fazan, M. C. Santos
95. Deformations Control for the Chilean Part of the SIRGAS 2000 Frame
J. C. Báez, S. R. C. Freitas, H. Drewes, R. Dalazoana, R. T. Luz
96. Estimation of Horizontal Movement Function for Geodetic- or Mapping-Oriented Maintenance in the Taiwan Area
C. C. Chang, H. C. Huang
97. Activities Related to the Materialization of a New Vertical System for Argentina
M. C. Pacino, D. Cogliano, G. Font, J. Moirano, P. Natalí, E. Lauría, R. Ramos, S. Miranda
98. An Analysis of Errors Introduced by the Use of Transformation Grids
F. G. Nievinski, M. C. Santos
99. Preliminary Analysis in view of the ITRF2005
Z. Altamimi, X. Collilieux, C. Boucher
100. Long term consistency of multi-technique terrestrial reference frames, a spectral approach
K. Bail, M. Feissel-Vernier, J. -J. Valette, W. Zerhouni
Part VI. GGOS: Global Geodetic Observing System
101. Science Rationale of the Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS)
Hermann Drewes
102. GGOS and it User Requirements, Linkage and Outreach
H. -P. Plag
103. GGOS Working Group on Ground Networks Communications
M. Pearlman, Z. Altamimi, N. Beck, R. Forsberg, W. Gurtner, S. Kenyon, D. Behrend, F. G. Lemoine, C. Ma, C. E. Noll, E. C. Pavlis, Z. Malkin, A. W. Moore, F. H. Webb, R. E. Neilan, J. C. Ries, M. Rothacher, P. Willis
104. Linking the Global Geodetic Observing System (GGOS) to the Integrated Global Observing Strategy Partnership (IGOS-P) through the Theme ‘Earth System Dynamics’
H. -P. Plag, G. Beutler, R. Forsberg, C. Ma, R. Neilan, M. Pearlman, B. Richter, S. Zerbini
105. IVS High Accurate Products for the Maintenance of the Global Reference Frames as Contribution to GGOS
W. Schlüter, D. Behrend, E. Himwich, A. Nothnagel, A. Niell, A. Whitney
106. The International Laser Ranging Service and Its Support for GGOS
M. Pearlman, C. Noll, W. Gurtner, R. Noomen
107. The Nordic Geodetic Observing System (NGOS)
Markku Poutanen, Per Knudsen, Mikael Lilje, Torbjørn Nørbech, Hans-Peter Plag, Hans-Georg Scherneck
108. VLBI2010: A Vision for Future Geodetic VLBI
A. Niell, A. Whitney, W. Petrachenko, W. Schlüter, N. Vandenberg, H. Hase, Y. Koyama, C. Ma, H. Schuh, G. Tuccari
109. Combination of different geodetic techniques for signal detection — a case study at Fundamental Station Wettzell on the occasion of the Sumatra-Andaman earthquake (Dec 26, 2004)
J. Ihde, W. Söhne, W. Schwahn, H. Wilmes, H. Wziontek, T. Klügel, W. Schlüter
Part VII. Systems and Methods for Airborne Mapping, Geophysics and Hazards and Disaster Monitoring
110. A Multi-Scale Monitoring Concept for Landslide Disaster Mitigation
H. Kahmen, A. Eichhorn, M. Haberler-Weber
111. High Speed Laser Scanning for Near Real-Time Monitoring of Structural Deformations
Hansjörg Kutterer, Christian Hesse
112. A method for modelling the non-stationary behaviour of structures in deformation analysis
H. Neuner
113. Volcano Deformation Monitoring in Indonesia: Status, Limitations and Prospects
H. Z. Abidin, H. Andreas, M. Gamal, M. A. Kusuma, M. Hendrasto, O. K. Suganda, M. A. Purbawinata, F. Kimata, Irwan Meilano
114. Vehicle Classification and Traffic Flow Estimation from Airborne LiDAR/CCD Data
Dorota A. Grejner-Brzezinska, Charles K. Toth, Shahram Moafipoor, Eva Paska, Nora Csanyi
115. Fine analysis of lever arm effects in moving gravimetry
B. Saint-Jean, J. Verdun, H. Duquenne, J. P. Barriot, S. Melachroinos, J. Cali
116. Improving LiDAR-based Surface Reconstruction Using Ground Control
Charles K. Toth, Nora Csanyi, Dorota A. Grejner-Brzezinska
117. The Use of GPS for Disaster Monitoring of Suspension Bridges
Gethin Wyn Roberts, Xiaolin Meng, Chris Brown
Part VIII. Atmospheric Studies Using Space Geodetic Techniques
118. The impact of mapping functions for the neutral atmosphere based on numerical weather models in GPS data analysis
J. Boehm, P. J. Mendes Cerveira, H. Schuh, P. Tregoning
119. Validation of improved atmospheric refraction models for Satellite Laser Ranging (SLR)
G. Hulley, E. C. Pavlis, V. B. Mendes
120. Correlation Analyses of Horizontal Gradients of Atmospheric Wet Delay versus Wind Direction and Velocity
Torao Tanaka
121. Ionospheric Scintillation Effects on GPS Carrier Phase Positioning Accuracy at Auroral and Sub-auroral Latitudes
M. Aquino, A. Dodson, J. Souter, T. Moore
122. The impact of severe ionospheric conditions on the GPS hardware in the Southern Polar Region
D. A. Grejner-Brzezinska, C -K. Hong, P. Wielgosz, L. Hothem
123. Preliminary research on imaging the ionosphere using CIT and China permanent GPS tracking station data
Y. B. Yuan, D. B. Wen, J. K. Ou, X. L. Huo, R. G. Yang, K. F. Zhang, R. Grenfel
Part IX. Geodesy of the Planets
124. Gravity, rotation, and interior of the terrestrial planets from planetary geodesy: example of Mars
V. Dehant, T. Hoolst
125. Mars Long Wavelength Gravity Field Time Variations: A New Solution from MGS Tracking Data
G. Balmino, J. C. Marty, J. Duron, Ö. Karatekin
126. Potential Capabilities of Lunar Laser Ranging for Geodesy and Relativity
Jürgen Müller, James G. Williams, Slava G. Turyshev, Peter J. Shelus
Keywords: Geosciences, Geophysics/Geodesy, Oceanography, Math. Applications in Geosciences, Planetology
- Author(s)
- Tregoning, Paul
- Rizos, Chris
- Publisher
- Springer
- Publication year
- 2007
- Language
- en
- Edition
- 1
- Series
- International Association of Geodesy Symposia
- Page amount
- 26 pages
- Category
- Natural Sciences
- Format
- Ebook
- eISBN (PDF)
- 9783540493501