International Symposium on Advancing Geodesy in a Changing World: Proceedings of the IAG Scientific Assembly, Kobe, Japan, July 30 – August 4, 2017

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by  Jeffrey T. Freymueller, Laura Sánchez

International Association of Geodesy Symposia
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Jeff rey T. Freymueller
Laura Sánchez Editors
International Symposium
on Advancing Geodesy in a
Changing World
Proceedings of the IAG Scientifi c Assembly, Kobe, Japan,
July 30 – August 4, 2017
International Association
of Geodesy Symposia
JeffreyT.Freymueller,SeriesEditor
LauraSánchez,SeriesAssistantEditor
International Association
of Geodesy Symposia
JeffreyT.Freymueller,SeriesEditor
LauraSánchez,SeriesAssistantEditor
Symposium108:ApplicationofGeodesytoEngineering
Symposium109:PermanentSatelliteTrackingNetworksforGeodesyandGeodynamics
Symposium110:FromMarstoGreenland:ChartingGravitywithSpaceandAirborneInstruments
Symposium111:RecentGeodeticandGravimetricResearchinLatinAmerica
Symposium112:GeodesyandPhysicsoftheEarth:GeodeticContributionstoGeodynamics
Symposium113:GravityandGeoid
Symposium114:GeodeticTheoryToday
Symposium115:GPSTrendsinPreciseTerrestrial,Airborne,andSpaceborneApplications
Symposium116:GlobalGravityFieldandItsTemporalVariations
Symposium117:Gravity,GeoidandMarineGeodesy
Symposium118:AdvancesinPositioningandReferenceFrames
Symposium119:GeodesyontheMove
Symposium120:TowardsanIntegratedGlobalGeodeticObservationSystem(IGGOS)
Symposium121:GeodesyBeyond2000:TheChallengesoftheFirstDecade
Symposium122:IVHotine-MarussiSymposiumonMathematicalGeodesy
Symposium123:Gravity,GeoidandGeodynamics2000
Symposium124:VerticalReferenceSystems
Symposium125:VistasforGeodesyintheNewMillennium
Symposium126:SatelliteAltimetryforGeodesy,GeophysicsandOceanography
Symposium127:VHotineMarussiSymposiumonMathematicalGeodesy
Symposium128:AWindowontheFutureofGeodesy
Symposium129:Gravity,GeoidandSpaceMissions
Symposium130:DynamicPlanet-MonitoringandUnderstanding...
Symposium131:GeodeticDeformationMonitoring:FromGeophysicaltoEngineeringRoles
Symposium132:VIHotine-MarussiSymposiumonTheoreticalandComputationalGeodesy
Symposium133:ObservingourChangingEarth
Symposium134:GeodeticReferenceFrames
Symposium135:Gravity,GeoidandEarthObservation
Symposium136:GeodesyforPlanetEarth
Symposium137:VIIHotine-MarussiSymposiumonMathematicalGeodesy
Symposium138:ReferenceFramesforApplicationsinGeosciences
Symposium139:EarthontheEdge:ScienceforasustainablePlanet
Symposium140:The1stInternationalWorkshopontheQualityofGeodetic
ObservationandMonitoringSystems(QuGOMS’11)
Symposium141:Gravity,GeoidandHeightsystems(GGHS2012)
Symposium142:VIIIHotine-MarussiSymposiumonMathematicalGeodesy
Symposium143:ScientificAssemblyoftheInternationalAssociationofGeodesy,150Years
Symposium144:3rdInternationalGravityFieldService(IGFS)
Symposium145:InternationalSymposiumonGeodesyforEarthquakeandNaturalHazards(GENAH)
Symposium146:ReferenceFramesforApplicationsinGeosciences(REFAG2014)
Symposium147:EarthandEnvironmentalSciencesforFutureGenerations
Symposium148:Gravity,GeoidandHeightSystems2016(GGHS2016)
Symposium149:AdvancingGeodesyinaChangingWorld
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International Symposium on
Advancing Geodesy in a Changing
World
Proceedings of the IAG Scientific Assembly,
Kobe, Japan, July 30 – August 4, 2017
Edited by
Jeffrey T. Freymueller, Laura Sánchez
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JeffreyT.Freymueller LauraSánchez
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Preface
The quadrennialScientific Assemblyofthe InternationalAssociationof Geodesy(IAG)was
held together with the International Association of Seismology and Physics of the Earth’s
Interior(IASPEI)inKobe,Japan,from30Julyto4August2017.Thethemeofthescientific
assembly was “Advancing Geodesy in a Changing World”, and it exploreda broad range of
scienceandapplicationsingeodesyandseismology.Thejointassemblyhad1,107participants
from 63 countries and featured a total of 1,119 presentations. Of these, 254 were in IAG
symposia and 301 in joint symposia; so about half of the presentations in total involved
geodesy.Therewere7IAGsymposiaand9jointsymposia.
ThesevenIAGsymposiawerestructuredaccordingto thefourIAGcommissionsandthe
threeGGOSfocusareas:
1. Referenceframes
2. Staticgravityfield
3. Timevariablegravityfield
4. Earthrotationandgeodynamics
5. Multi-signalpositioning:Theoryandapplications
6. Geodeticremotesensing
7. GlobalGeodeticObservingSystem(GGOS)andEarthmonitoringservices
ThejointsymposiasupportedbytheIAGwere:
(cid:129) Monitoringofthecryosphere
(cid:129) Recentlargeanddestructiveearthquakes
(cid:129) Deformationofthelithosphere:Integratingseismologyandgeodesythroughmodelling
(cid:129) Geohazardearlywarningsystems
(cid:129) Crustaldynamics:multidisciplinaryapproachtoseismogenesis
(cid:129) Thespectrumoffault-zonedeformationprocesses(fromslowsliptoearthquake)
(cid:129) Trackingtheseafloorinmotion
(cid:129) Imagingandinterpretinglithosphericstructuresusingseismicandgeodeticapproaches
(cid:129) Geodesyandseismologygeneralcontributions
This volume contains peer-reviewed papers contributed from all of the symposia related
to IAG. We warmly recognize the contributions and support of the associated editors and
reviewers(seethelistinlaterpages).
EastLansing,MI,USA JeffreyT.Freymueller
Munich,Germany LauraSánchez
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Contents
PartI ReferenceFrames
DGFI-TUMAnalysisandScaleInvestigationsoftheLatestTerrestrial
ReferenceFrameRealizations ............................................... 3
MathisBloßfeld,DetlefAngermann,andManuelaSeitz
ImpactofDifferentITRSRealizationsonVLBICombinedEOPandScale ....... 11
SabineBachmannandDanielaThaller
TestingSpecialRelativitywithGeodeticVLBI................................. 19
OlegTitovandHanaKrásná
DevelopmentofWidebandAntennas ......................................... 25
H.Ujihara,K.Takefuji,M.Sekido,andR.Ichikawa
PartII StaticGravityField
BoundaryComplexityandKernelFunctionsinClassicalandVariational
ConceptsofSolvingGeodeticBoundaryValueProblems ....................... 31
PetrHolotaandOtakarNesvadba
GEOMED2:High-ResolutionGeoidoftheMediterranean...................... 43
R.Barzaghi, D.Carrion, G.S.Vergos, I.N.Tziavos, V.N.Grigoriadis,
D.A.Natsiopoulos, S.Bruinsma, F.Reinquin, L.Seoane, S.Bonvalot,
M.F.Lequentrec-Lalancette,C.Salaün,O.Andersen,P.Knudsen,A.Abulaitijiang,
andM.H.Rio
EvaluationofAltimetryDataintheBalticSeaRegionforComputation
ofNewQuasigeoidModelsoverPoland....................................... 51
JoannaKuczynska-Siehien,AdamLyszkowicz,andMichaelG.Sideris
AFRGDB_V2.0:TheGravityDatabasefortheGeoidDeterminationinAfrica .... 61
HusseinA.Abd-Elmotaal,KurtSeitz,NorbertKühtreiber,andBernhardHeck
Combined Use of a Superconducting Gravimeter and Scintrex Gravimeters
for Hydrological Correction of Precise Gravity Measurements: A Superhybrid
Gravimetry................................................................ 71
YuichiImanishi, KazunariNawa, YoshiakiTamura, HiroshiIkeda, RyoHonda,
TakashiOkuda,andMakotoOkubo
Evaluation of the Global Altimetric Marine Gravity Field DTU15: Using Marine
GravityandGOCESatelliteGravity ......................................... 77
O.B.Andersen,P.Knudsen,S.Kenyon,S.Holmes,andJohnK.Factor
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PartIII TimeVariableGravityField
StatusofDevelopmentoftheFutureAccelerometersforNextGenerationGravity
Missions................................................................... 85
B.Christophe,B.Foulon,F.Liorzou,V.Lebat,D.Boulanger,P.-A.Huynh,
N.Zahzam,Y.Bidel,andA.Bresson
On Computation of Potential, Gravity and Gravity Gradient from GRACE
Inter-SatelliteRangingData:ASystematicStudy .............................. 91
K.Ghobadi-Far,S.-C.Han,B.D.Loomis,andS.B.Luthcke
CalibrationofGRACEAccelerometersUsingTwoTypesofReference
Accelerations .............................................................. 97
IgorKoch,AkbarShabanloui,andJakobFlury
PartIV GeodeticRemoteSensing
PPPWithoutTroposphereEstimation:ImpactAssessmentofRegional
VersusGlobalNumericalWeatherModelsandDelayParametrization ........... 107
ThaliaNikolaidou, FelipeNievinski, KyriakosBalidakis, HaraldSchuh,
andMarceloSantos
CalibrationofEmpiricalModelsofThermosphericDensityUsingSatelliteLaser
RangingObservationstoNear-EarthOrbitingSphericalSatellites ............... 119
SergeiRudenko,MichaelSchmidt,MathisBloßfeld,ChaoXiong,andHermannLühr
GeodeticRemoteSensingofIonosphereinRelationtoSpaceWeatherandSeismic
ActivityinB&H............................................................ 129
RandaNatrasandMedzidaMulic
Comparing the Nigerian GNSS Reference Network’s Zenith Total Delays
fromPrecisePointPositioningtoaNumericalWeatherModel................... 143
A.O.Mayaki,T.Nikolaidou,M.Santos,andC.J.Okolie
Part V GlobalGeodetic Observing System (GGOS) and EarthMonitoring
Services
GGOSBureauofProductsandStandards:RecentActivitiesandFuturePlans.... 153
DetlefAngermann,ThomasGruber,MichaelGerstl,RobertHeinkelmann,
UrsHugentobler,LauraSánchez,andPeterSteigenberger
RecentActivitiesoftheGGOSStandingCommitteeonPerformanceSimulations
andArchitecturalTrade-Offs(PLATO)....................................... 161
BenjaminMännel,DanielaThaller,MarkusRothacher,JohannesBöhm,
JürgenMüller,SusanneGlaser,RolfDach,RichardBiancale,MathisBloßfeld,
AlexanderKehm,IvánHerreraPinzón,FranzHofmann,FlorianAndritsch,
DavidCoulot,andArnaudPollet
IGFSMetadataforGravity.Structure,Build-upandApplicationModule ........ 165
G.S.Vergos,V.N.Grigoriadis,R.Barzaghi,andD.Carrion
PartVI Multi-SignalPositioning:TheoryandApplications
Assessment ofGNSSandMapIntegrationforLane-LevelApplicationsinthe
ScopeofIntelligentTransportationLocationBasedServices(ITLBS) ............ 175
EmersonPereiraCavalheriandMarceloCarvalhodosSantos
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ImprovingLow-CostGNSSNavigationinUrbanAreasbyIntegrating
aKinectDevice ............................................................ 183
C.I.DeGaetani,D.Pagliari,E.Realini,M.Reguzzoni,L.Rossi,andL.Pinto
PartVII GeodesyandSeismologyGeneralContributions
CrustalDeformationandFaultModelsofthe2016Kumamoto
EarthquakeSequence:ForeshocksandMainShock............................ 193
TomokazuKobayashi, HiroshiYarai, SatoshiKawamoto, YuMorishita,
SatoshiFujiwara,andYoheiHiyama
AssociateEditors .......................................................... 201
ListofReviewers........................................................... 203
AuthorIndex .............................................................. 205
Part I
Reference Frames