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Artificial Intelligence for Geodesy in support of Natural Disaster Management

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The Chair of the IAG-GGOS Focus Area Artificial Intelligence for Geodesy (IA4G) gave a keynote presentation highlighting some of the ways that Geodesy can be used in conjunction with AI for seismic hazards during the Workshop AI for Natural Disaster Management transitions into Global Initiative.
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Geodesy: It’s about Time

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Watch the inspiring video of the IUGG Union lecture by Geoff Blewitt!
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Geodesy 2030

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Geodesy 2030 - Don't miss this recently published paper on the current activities and future tasks of Geodesy.
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Geodetic Observation:
Measure Gravity with Atoms

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Quantum gravimetry measures the acceleration of gravity, by using freely falling atoms as test masses. They were development for 30 years.
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Geodetic Observation:
Measure Heights with Clocks

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Measure heights by clocks with an accuracy of 4 cm over a height difference of 450 m is now possible. Discover this new geodetic technique ...
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Mission Earth – Geodynamics and Climate Change Observed Through Satellite Geodesy

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How does your cell phone know where you are right now? How is our planet changing due to geodynamic processes and ongoing climate change? How can these changes be precisely measured from space?
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Discover GGOS – The Film

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Do you know what geodesy is exactly and what GGOS does? This film immerses you in the world of geodesy and outlines its benefits for society.
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New Article on Geodesy and Quantum Mechanics

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Recently in December 2021 an article was published in the EOS magazine to dive into this interesting scientific part. It is definitely worth reading ...
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To benefit society and science

The new geodetic Earth observatory built by the Norwegian Mapping Authority (NMA) in Ny-Ålesund, 79 degrees north, was successfully inaugurated 6 June.
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NASA, Norway to Develop Arctic Laser-Ranging Station

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NASA and the Norwegian Mapping Authority are partnering to develop a state-of-the-art satellite laser ranging station 650 miles from the North Pole that will produce high-precision locations of orbiting satellites, help track changes in the ice sheets and improve the efficiency of marine transportation and agriculture.