West Antarctic GPS Network site in the Whitmore Mountains, West Antarctica.
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Students must attend all lectures. Class absences must be discussed PRIOR to the missed class.Grading:
Homework assignments must be handed in on time.
The class will include completing a computer based research project that uses the data and tools discussed in class. The project must be approved before starting work. Each student will give a 20 minute presentation the last day of class.
70% homework, 10% class participation, 20% final project. There will be no final exam.Project:
Each student will design, implement and present a small-scale data processing and analysis project using Space Based Geodetic data. The topic should be discussed with me, decided on and approved no later than October 19th. Each student will give a 20 minute PowerPoint presentation the last day of class. The project should be thoroughly documented and all scripts/programs/macros turned in as part of the project.Classes:
Aug 28 Tu Class 1 - ppt, pdf
Aug 30 Th Class 2 - ppt, pdf
Sep 4 Th Class 3 - ppt, pdf
Sep 6 Tu Class 4 - ppt, pdf
Sep 11 Tu Class 5 - ppt, pdf
Sep 13 Th Class 6 - ppt, pdf
Sep 18 Tu Class 7 - ppt, pdf
Sep 20 Th Class 8 - ppt, pdf
Sep 25 Tu Class 9 - ppt, pdf
Sep 27 Th Class 10 - ppt, pdf
Oct 2 Tu Class 11 - ppt, pdf
Oct 4 Th Class 12 - ppt, pdf
Oct 9 Tu Class 13 - ppt, pdf
Oct 11 Tu Class 14 - ppt, pdf
Oct 16 Tu Fall Break - no class
Oct 18 Th Class 15 - ppt, pdf
Oct 23 Tu Class 16 - ppt, pdf
Oct 25 Th Class 17 - GAMIT/GLOBK processing discussion - look at various links to GAMIT/GLOBK tutorials
Oct 30 Tu Class 18 - ppt, pdf
Nov 1 Th Class 19 - no class (USGS Midcontinent Geodesy Workshop)
Nov 6 Tu Class 20 - no class (AAGG meeting)
Nov 8 Th Class 21 - no class (AAGG meeting)
Nov 13 Tu Class 22 - ppt, pdf
Nov 15 Th Class 23 -
Nov 20 Tu Class 24 - ppt
Nov 22 Th Thanksgiving - NO CLASS
Nov 27 Tu Class 25 -
Nov 29 Th Class 26 - Projects
Dec 4 Tu Class 27 - Projects (during AGU)
(I sometimes make changes to the notes presented in class - based on questions/comments during the class or because I found something interesting to add or something that needs correcting. The files at the links above are therefore not completely static during the semester.)
