SC 3.10 | Geodesy 101: A brief introduction for non-geodesists
EDI
Geodesy 101: A brief introduction for non-geodesists
Co-organized by CR8/GD11/GM12/HS11
Convener: Rebekka Steffen | Co-conveners: Eva Boergens, Öykü KoçECSECS, Martin Sehnal, Benedikt Soja, Thomas Knudsen
Wed, 30 Apr, 12:45–13:45 (CEST)
 
Room -2.62
Wed, 12:45
Discover the basics of Geodesy and geodetic data! Geodetic data, from GNSS to gravity measurements, play a crucial role in various Earth sciences, including hydrology, glaciology, geodynamics, oceanography, and seismology. Curious about what these data can (and cannot) tell us? This short course offers a crash course in core geodetic concepts, giving you the insights you need to better understand the advantages and limitations of geodetic data. While you won’t become a full-fledged geodesist by the end, you’ll walk away with a clearer picture of how to use these datasets across various fields. Led by scientists from the Geodesy division, this course is open to all, whether you frequently work with geodetic data or are simply curious about what geodesists do. Expect lively discussions and practical insights. For all geodesists, get the chance to learn what non-geodesists need when working with geodetic data!

This 60-minute short course is part of a quintet of introductory 101 courses on Geodesy, Geodynamics, Geology, Seismology, and Tectonic Modelling. All courses are led by experts who aim to make complex Earth science concepts accessible to non-experts.

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  • Rebekka Steffen, Lantmäteriet, Sweden