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- A combination method for computing terrain corrections. Physics and Chemistry of the Earth 23 (1), 1998, 53-58 mehr… BibTeX Volltext ( DOI )
- The role of GPS in the study of global change. Physics and Chemistry of The Earth 23 (9-10), 1998, 1029-1040 mehr… BibTeX Volltext ( DOI )
- Ring laser design. Science 280 (5364), 1998, 655 mehr… BibTeX Volltext ( DOI )
- Modellierung der troposphärischen Korrektur für Deformationsmessungen mit GPS im alpinen Raum. AVN - Allgemeine Vermessungs-Nachrichten 105 (1), 1998, 14-20 mehr… BibTeX
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- Potential-field continuation between irregular surfaces - Remarks on the method by Xia et al. Geophysics 63 (1), 1998, 104-108 mehr… BibTeX Volltext ( DOI )
- Rudolf Sigl - in memoriam. 1998 mehr… BibTeX Volltext (mediaTUM)
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- Reprocessing of about 15 months of global IGS data using improved orbit models. 1997 mehr… BibTeX
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- Bernese 4.0 - an efficient tool for processing GPS monitoring deformation networks. 1997 mehr… BibTeX
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Ingenieurinstitut für Astronomische und Physikalische Geodäsie
Mass change in the Earth System
- water storage, sea level, ice sheets, crust-mantle dynamics, and others -
We started a survey on user requirements for future satellite gravity missions and would like users to participate
Abstract
Mass changes on and below the Earth surface, such as from water storage variations, groundwater use, glacier melt, sea level change, earthquakes, among many others, can be observed by satellite gravimetry.
Since 2002, the GRACE and GRACE-FO satellite gravity missions have been observing changes in the Earth’s gravity field that can be converted to mass changes with an accuracy of 2 cm water equivalent at a spatial resolution of about 300km for monthly data. ESA and NASA are currently planning a double-pair satellite constellation MAGIC (envisaged time frame: 2028-2038), which promises an enhanced spatial and temporal resolution compared to GRACE/-FO.
After that, e.g. 15 years into the future, the QSG4EMT (Quantum Space Gravimetry for monitoring Earth’s Mass Transport Processes) mission may provide even larger improvements in spatial and temporal resolution of mass change data, significantly expanding the potential range of applications.
The purpose of this questionnaire is to compile user requirements for such novel mission concepts.
The survey will take approximately 15 minutes.
Das Ingenieurinstitut besteht aus:

Lehrstuhl für Astronomische und Physikalische Geodäsie
Univ.-Prof. Dr.techn. Mag.rer.nat. Roland Pail

Professur für Satellitengeodäsie
Univ.-Prof. Dr.phil.nat. Urs Hugentobler