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Appendix C: Workshop on Airborne Geophysics: The Agenda
Appendix C: Workshop on Airborne Geophysics: The Agenda
Pages 87-94
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~ . .luly 12 GPS Pos~ioning/Navigation and GPS/ NS Integration Session ~ 8:00 Registration/Continental breakfast 8:30 Welcome 8:40 Scientific Framework for Airborne Geophysics (chair: Minster)
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88 Session 2 Airborne Geophysics and Precise Positioning Il:15 Precise Positioning and Navigation with GPS (chair: Sailor) 12:00 Two-minute commercials for posters Mader: Yunck: Cannon: Goad: Childers: 12:15 Lunch Lachapelle: GPS carrier phase receiver noise and multipath estimation Recent advances in kinematic GPS processing A fast technique for computing precise aircraft acceleration from GPS phase 'On-the-fly' ambiguity resolution: Single and dualfrequency results na GPS software comparison and precise surface altimetry :00 Posters :45 Discussion and questions Herring Panelists
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positioning Greenspan: GPS/inertial integration overview Hein: High-precision aircraft navigation using DGPS/INS integration The evolution of medium accuracy inertial system technology Aspects of the application of UPS to topo graphic mapping with airborne interfero metric Synthetic Aperture Radar 4:30 Discussion and questions 5:00 Adjourn E· ~ venlag cession 89 Schwarz Panelists 7:30 Panels 2 (Room ]
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and infrared photography in aerotriangulation for shoreline mapping Bock: Synthetic aperture radar in support of crustal deformation monitoring in Sumatra, Indonesia BindschadIer: Photoclinometry of ice sheets using airborne radar altimetry as control Raymond: Integrating GPS and SAR for efficient airborne topographic mapping :45 Discussion and questions 12:15 Lunch Lucas Panelists
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APPENDIX C Session 5 t:30 Airborne Geophysical Profiling (chair: Bell) 2:00 GPS and Airborne Geophysics 2:30 Two-minute commercials for posters Cordell: Expectations for airborne gravity/gravity gradiometry in support of geologic mapping Harding: Airborne laser altimetry techniques for geoscience studies Ware: Atmospheric noise in airborne gravimetry Gumert: High resolution aerogravity measurements Ridgway: ERS1/Airborne radar comparison over southern Greenland 3:00 Posters/Refreshments 4:00 Discussion and questions 4:30 Panels meet; prepare summary of sessions 5:00 Adjourn Evening Session 91 Blankenship Brozena Panelists 7:30 Panels 4 (Room ]
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8:15 Continental breakfast 8:45 Impact of Airborne Techniques on Geophysics/Geodesy (chair: Herring) Future directions of airborne techniques 9:45 Coffee break 10:00 Two-minute commercials for posters Schutz: GPS application to satellite altimetry: Current andfuture Bilham: A proposed new Freefall Inertial Gravity Gradiometer (FIGGJ Melbourne: The GPSflight experiment on TOPEX/ Poseidon Pridmore: na Rundle: Airborne geophysical observations of Long Valley Caidlera Paik: Application of a superconducting gravity gradliometer to airborne survey 10:30 Posters/Coffee ~ ~ :30 Discussion and questions 12: 15 :Lunch Dozier Panelists
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chairs, & COG members 5:00 Adjourn 93 Panel chairs
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