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GNSS-Acoustic Processing Short Course

  • Writer: andrewvnewman
    andrewvnewman
  • May 27
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jul 10


Learning Goals:

  • Building strong understanding of GNSS-Acoustics for precise point positioning with a focus on the newly collected data associated with the Community Experiment, including:

    • Deployment strategies

    • Instrument operations

    • Data collection and standards

    • Data access

    • Processing data using the new GNATSS software 

  • Network with other researchers who share common interests


Target Audience: 

Graduate students and more senior researchers that are new to seafloor geodesy processing 


When:  

August 7-8, 2025 


Where: 

Georgia Tech, Atlanta Georgia


Travel Support: 

Limited travel and lodging support is available via support from the National Science Foundation grant for the Near-Trench Community Geodetic Experiment.


How to apply:  

Complete the application form by June 13th. We expect to be able to support travel and lodging for 12 individuals, but expect to accept more with limited or without funds.


Organizers:

  • Andy Newman: Georgia Tech

  • John DeSanto: Univ. Washington

  • David Schmidt: Univ. Washington

  • Surui Xie: Univ. Houston

  • Melissa Weber: EarthScope Consortium


Preliminary Agenda:

(subject to change)

Day 1: (Aug 7)



9 am

Introductions and Overview


9:30 am

GNSS-Acoustic Background


10 am

Break/Networking

snacks and coffee

10:30 am

Data Access and Processing overview


12 pm

Group photo then lunch

lunch on own

1 pm

Preprocessing data with exercises


3 pm

Break/Networking

snacks and drinks

3:30 pm

Class show and Tell


4:30 pm

Run-through examples


5:30 pm

Adjourn for day

dinner on own

Day 2: (Aug 8)



9 am

Day 2 overview


9:10 am

Pre-filtering data


10:30 am

Break/Networking

snacks and coffee

11 am

Other things to know


12 pm

Lunch

lunch on own

1 pm

Final products


3 pm

Break/Networking

snacks and coffee

3:30 pm

Individualized practice with data


5 pm

Adjourn



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