Scientific Program
7 July, 2004, Wednesday morning
Session 1: Space Geodetic Techniques in Earth System Sciences
Convener: B.F. Chao (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt)
C. Huang (Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, Shanghai)
Peter Mouginis-Mark (Invited)
Asia-Pacific Arcs Natural Laboratory (APANL)
Madhav Kulkarni
India National Programme on GPS Studies for Geodynamics
Suriya Tatevian
GPS Monitoring of the Vertical Reference Network Along the North-Polar and
Pacific Coastline
Suriya Tatevian
Comparison of Geocenter Variations Derived from 10 Years of GPS and DORIS
Data
Kosuke Heki (Invited)
Transient and Seasonal Signals in GPS: How to Discriminate?
Hayo Hase
Geodetic Observatory TIGO, 2 years in Concepcion, Chile
Yong Zheng
Sites Relative Vertical Motion Estimate from VLBI Baselines
Jinling Li
A discussion on the determination of ERP high Frequency Variations from VLBI
Observations
Peng Feng
Asessement of A Real-time System for Groundbased GPS Meteorology
Jincai Ding
The GPS Meteorological Network in the Yangtze River Delta and the Estimated
Precipitable Water Vapor in Atmosphere
Jincai Ding
GPS Observation and Analysis of the Precipitable Water Vapor during Typhoon
Ramasun Influending the East China Coast in 2002
Peng Guo
Statistic and Analysis of Radio Occultation Data Processing Results at the
Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (SHAO)
6 July, 2004, Tuesday afternoon
Session 2: Crustal Dynamics and Natural Hazards in Asia-Pacific
Region
Convener: J. W. Ren (China Seismological Bureau, Beijing)
Ziqing Wei
Current Global Absolute Plate Motion
Alexei Fridman
On the Correlation between Regions of Seismic Activity and Crustal Strain
Rates, Inferred from GPS Measurements
Yuri Tyupkin
Up-to-day crust structure and block motions
Liren Huang (Invited)
Velocity Field, Block Motion and Strain Field in Mainland China derived from
GPS observations
Pil-Ho Park
Internal crustal movement and strain from the Korean GPS Network (KGN)
Yanxing Li
Current Tectonic Motion and Strain in Asia-Pacific Area
Nicolay Vilor
Surface Heat Flux of Crustal Blocks with High Velocity Gradients of
Contemporary Tectonic Motions in the Central Asia
Jinwei Ren (Invited)
Ms=8.1 Kunlun Earthquake on November 14th 2001 in Tibetan Plateau
Xinjian Shan (Invited)
Coseismic Defromation of the Great Kunlun Eartkquake of November 14, 2001
by InSAR Images
Lisheng Xu (Invited)
Temporal and Spatial Rupture Process of the Great Kunlun Earthquake of
November 14, 2001 from the GDSN Long Period Waveform Data
Jinwei Ren
GPS Measured Crustal Deformation of the Ms8.1 Kunlun Earthquake on
November 14th 2001 in Tibetan Plateau
Taku Ozawa
Postseismic deformation of the 1995 Hyogo-ken Nanbu earthquake revealed by
JERS-1/InSAR
8 July, 2004, Thursday morning
Session 3: Sea Level Variations in Asia and Oceania
Convener: C.K. Shum (Ohio State Univ., Columbus)
X.L. Ding (Hong Kong Polytechnic Univ., Hong Kong)
Benjamin Fong Chao (Invited)
Understanding Sea Level Changes
Shigeru Aoki (Invited)
Large-scale Variations of Sea Level in the Southern Ocean
Hoi Man Ng (Invited)
Iteratively Re-weighted Least Squares Estimates for Mean Sea Level Changes
from PSMSL Tide Gauge Data
John Hannah (Invited)
The Problems and Challenges of Using Tide Gauges to Monitor and Analyse
Long-term Sea Level Change
Xiaoli Ding
Recent Sea Level Variations in Southern China from Tide Gauge Observations
Jeong Woo Kim
Attenuation of Track-Line Noise in the Satellite Geopotential Anomalies
Peter Medvedev
The Joint Application of Altimetry Data, the New Geopotential Models and Tide
Gauge Registrations for the Studies of the Sea Level Variations and
Geodynamics of Western Pacific Belt
Peter Medvedev
About Possibility Tsunami Registration by Satellite Altimetry Data
7 July, 2004, Wednesday afternoon
Session 4: Gravity, Time-Variable Gravity, and Earth Rotation
Dynamics
Convener: H.T. Hsu (Institute of Geodesy and Geophysics, Wuhan)
C. Hwang (National Chiao-Tung Univ., Hsinchu)
Benjamin Fong Chao
Time-Variable Gravity: The Low-Degree Components and Their Connections
with Geophysical/Climatic Changes
Cheinway Hwang
Temporal Variations of Degree-zero, One, and Two Gravity Hamonic
Coefficients due to Oceanic and Atmospheric Mass Redistributions
Jianli Chen
Terrestrial Water Storage Change: Preliminary Results from GRACE
Jianli Chen
Low Degree Gravitational Changes from GRACE – Validation and Comparison
with Earth Rotation and Geophysical Models
Haoming Yan
Nontidal oceanic contribution to the leng-of-day change estimated from two
different oceanic assimilation data
Yonghong Zhou
Oceanic Excitations on Polar Motion: A Cross Comparison Among Models
Cheinway Hwang
Absolute Gravity Measurements with FGS in Taiwan: Temporal Gravity
Changes from Different Models
Houze Hsu
Simulation and Analysis of Accelerometer’s
Satellite-to-satellite Tracking Mode
Precision
in
Low-low
WenBin Shen
The separation problem and the accelerometer's position problem in satellite
gravimetry
WenBin Shen
The accuracy analysis of the gravity model based on the ctitious compress
recuperation
Zhicai Luo
Wavelet-Vaguelette method for the solution of non-stationary collocation
Zhicai Luo
Effects of GPS/leveling and gravity data to the precise determination of local
geoid
Poster
Fuping Sun
The Change of the Earth’s Geometry from GPS and VLBI Data
A New Absolute Kinematic Reference Frame of Plate