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February 5, 2010
8-11 March
Millennium Harvest House
Boulder, Colorado, USA
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The 2010 UNAVCO Science Workshop will be held at the Millennium Harvest House in Boulder, Colorado. This 2 and 1/2 day Workshop will include science sessions, poster presentations, breakout discussions and informal meetings along with a field trip. There will also be a dinner with a plenary lecture by Bernard Minster, who will provide us with a historical perspective on space geodesy and its applications to geoophysics, from the early days to the latest NRC study. The full-day Teaching Geodesy in the 21st Century – an ‘On the Cutting Edge’ Follow-on Workshop will be held on Monday, March 8. Visit the UNAVCO Science Workshop webpage for more information.
Four Plenary Sessions will be organized around the following crosscutting themes:
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Toward a pixel-by-pixel view of Earth's surface changes
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Expanding the temporal range of high precision GPS observations
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Opportunities posed by advances in geodesy
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Geodesy and water in a changing climate
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Figure 1 - Frederick Blume, UNAVCO, leads a Front Range Geology Field Trip at the 2008 UNAVCO Science Workshop in Boulder, Colorado.
Figure 2 - Student participants in the Research Experiences in Solid Earth Science (RESESS) program attended the 2008 UNAVCO Science Workshop. Current RESESS students will present their research during the poster session at the 2010 UNAVCO Science Workshop. Visit RESESS to learn more.
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