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This website serves as the resource for information about upcoming and past events related to seafloor geodesy, primarily for the US scientific community. The goal of these activities are to inform and build an engaged and equitable seafloor geodesy community, including scientists from academic institutions, government agencies, and international partners.
Information on upcoming and past engagements (with links to available presentation) are here.
More information about a nascent US seafloor instrument pool can be found here.
White paper submissions are officially closed (as of Sept 25th, 2020), and presently submitted contributions are available here.
To keep informed about activities related to the instrument pool, workshop, webinars, and related activities, send your request to the Seafloor Geodesy listserv.
Frequently acronyms, abbreviations, and special terms within geodesy and sea-going geophysical research communities
Support for efforts described within come from NSF, NASA, and USGS.