CRC 1502
DETECT
CRC 1502 DETECT
Humans – through decades of land-use change
and intensified water use and management –
have caused persistent modifications in the coupled water and energy cycles of land and atmosphere.
CRC 1502 - News
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1st DE-I-TECT Lecture - Prof. Marieke van den Brink - Sponsorship in higher education: gendered effects and possibilities for Early Career Researchers
It is our great pleasure to announce the 1st Lecture with Prof. Marieke van den Brink about Sponsorship in higher education: gendered effects and possibilities for Early Career Researchers On: 18...
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Germany loses an average of 760 million tons of water per year
The Terrestrial Water Storage (TWS) of Germany has decreased by 15.2 cubic kilometres during the past two decades which is equivalent to 760 million tons per year. This is the result of a study...
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Measuring Billionth part of gravity force at 4K
Just before the first snow of this winter, a team of the Uni Bonn Astronomical, Physical and Mathematical Geodesy group has been able to install a superconducting gravimeter in the Todenfeld...
Upcoming Events
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IUGG General Assembly 2023
From 11 to 20 July, scientists from DETECT will present their research at the 28th International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) General Assembly 2023 at the CityCube Berlin in Berlin, Germany.
This General Assembly is a special opportunity for participants from all around the world to come together and discuss the full range of geodetic and geophysical themes and further enhance the important interdisciplinary collaboration for a better understanding of how our Earth system works.
May 2-5, 2023 GNSS Interferometric Reflectometry Short Course
GNSS-IR is a method for estimating environmental parameters using data from geodetic-quality GNSS sites. 4 sessions (each 2hrs) that will be offered on consecutive days. Depending on your background/interests, you might only want to attend one of the sessions; it's entirely up to you.These zoom sessions will be supplemented by youtube videos.
Audience: Graduate students, and postdocs from the Earth Science, Geodesists, hydrologists, oceanographers, and cryosphere scientists, no restrictions
Location: Virtual
Deadline: Registration closes April 16th @ 11:59pm US Eastern
