[unav_all] G10-AGU Session: Real-Time GPS: Current Progress in
Network Implementation and Data ,Analysis Strategies
Frank Webb
fhw at jpl.nasa.gov
Fri Aug 7 11:17:07 MDT 2009
Dear colleagues,
We would like to encourage you to submit an abstract to the following session on Real-Time GPS.
G10: Real-Time GPS: Current Progress in Network Implementation and Data
Analysis Strategies
The ongoing proliferation of high-sample rate, real-time telemetered GPS
networks invites a diverse set of new applications that include basic
research into tectonic, troposphere and ionosphere processes as well as
loss mitigation from natural hazards. This diversity has led to the
construction of real-time GPS networks by disciplines between which
there has traditionally been little cross-cutting communication. This
session therefore seeks to provide up-to-date information on ongoing
real-time GPS installations throughout the world, strategies used to
analyze phase data in real-time, and current applications that utilize
the resulting streams of GPS station position, tropospheric water
content, or ionosphere electron TEC. We particularly encourage the
discussion of GPS network construction and operation that is focused on
tropospheric tomography, loss mitigation of solar wind events via
ionosphere monitoring, and ongoing monitoring applications that utilize
real-time GPS positioning of volcanic, tsunamigenic, landslide and
seismic deformation.
Sincerely,
Tim Melbourne
Jessica Murray-Moraleda
Frank Webb
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