ID-240 : GPS and gravity measurements in southeastern Alaska
Type
FIELDWORK
Research/Observation Title
GPS and gravity measurements in southeastern Alaska
Science Summary (common)
[purpose] Modeling of the rapid uplifting in the study area using vertical displacements by GPS and gravity and estimation of rheological structure
[outline] Temporal variations in displacements and gravity
- Individual Project Information 1/1 Research/Observation Period 2007-06-01 〜 2007-06-30
Funding Information Other Funding Details
Study on the rheological structure beneath southeastern Alaska based on integrated geodetic observations of the rapid uplifting caused by deglaciation
Discipline(s)
Geological Sciences
Personnel
| Roll | Contact Person | Name | Satoshi MIURA | Affiliation | Graduate School of Science, Tohoku University |
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| Roll | Contact Person | Name | Tadahiro Sato | Affiliation | Tohoku Univ. |
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| Roll | Contact Person | Name | Wenke Sun | Affiliation | Univ. of Tokyo |
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| Roll | Contact Person | Name | Hiromi Fujimoto | Affiliation | Tohoku Univ. |
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| Roll | Contact Person | Name | Takayuki Sugano | Affiliation | Univ. of Tokyo |
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Research/Observation Methods
GPS receivers, Absolute gravimeter, Relative gravimeter
Research/Observation Period
2007-06-01 〜 2007-06-30
Research/Observation Point (Detail)
| Field Site: Southeastern Alaska, USA |
Research/Observation Area
N: 61.758170, S: 58.863100, W: -137.158110 E: -142.398400,
Data Registration
01:40 on Thu December 13, 2018
Last Update
01:40 on Thu December 13, 2018