Swiss Geoscience Meeting 2023
The Swiss Geoscience Meeting (SGM) was held in Mendrisio, Switzerland, on November 17 and 18, 2023. The Space Geodesy group attended the meeting, presented their research and enjoyed the nice weather in Mendrisio.
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Shuyin Mao, Saniya Behzadpour, Lukas Müller, Benedikt Soja, Yuanxin Pan, Matthias Aichinger-Rosenberger (from left to right) -
Lariosaurus valceresii fossil -
Magnificent panoramic view
The SGM was organized by the Institute of Earth Sciences of the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) and the Platform Geosciences of the Swiss Academy of Sciences (SCNAT), providing an ideal environment for geoscientists to present the latest results of their research and to foster connections and discussion among colleagues. There were 26 symposia sessions, covering the diverse spectrum of current geosciences research in Switzerland, encompassing the lithosphere, the hydrosphere, the atmosphere, etc.
The Geodesy session was organized as an individual symposia session for the first time, convened by Prof. Adrian Jäggi, Prof. Benedikt Soja and Dr. Daniel Willi. On the last day, participants visited the Museo dei fossili del Monte San Giorgio, which is world-famous for its rich collection of fossils.
The following works were presented by the Space Geodesy group in the external page Geodesy session:
- Lukas Müller: Formation of a GNSS network in space based on the Spire CubeSat constellation
- Saniya Behzadpour: Machine learning-based GRACE accelerometer transplant,
Exploring Thermospheric Neutral Density Solutions Based on GRACE/GRACE-FO - Endrit Shehaj: Evaluation of tropospheric delays in the Swiss Alps Region from GNSS,Persistent Scatterer Interferometry and the Numerical Weather Prediction Model COSMO
- Yuanxin Pan: Tropospheric Delay Estimation with Crowdsourced Smartphone GNSS Data
- Shuyin Mao: Machine learning-based global ionospheric modeling using multi-GNSS data
- Endrit Shehaj: Mapping GNSS radio occultation climatologies using machine learning
- Matthias Aichinger-Rosenberger: Detection of convective storm signatures in GNSS-SNR: two case studies from the summer of 2021 in Switzerland