20th International Symposium on Geodynamics and Earth Tides

25-30 Aug 2024 Strasbourg (France)

August 25-30, 2024

University of Strasbourg

NEWS

We are glad to announce that during the G-ETS 2024, an early-career scientist prize will be awarded to a scientist being a researcher within 10 years of receiving a PhD. Candidates will have to declare themselves during abstract submission process by filling in the Comment field. Please find in the file here (https://g-ets2024.sciencesconf.org/data/G_ETS2024_early_career_prize_announcement.pdf) more details about the criteria and process.

Important dates

Abstract submission is now open.

In order to submit an abstract, you need first to log into your Sciencesconf account. If you do not have one, please create one (https://g-ets2024.sciencesconf.org/user/createaccount). Submission of an abstract can be done here. Do not forget to register through the website here.

Abstract deadline: April 19 --> April 26

Acceptance of abstracts: May 10

Registration opening: January 26 (early bird deadline: May 17, registration deadline: July 15)

The international symposium on Geodynamics and Earth Tides (G-ETS) addresses the entire range of tidal phenomena and dynamics of the Earth, both on the theoretical as well as on the observational level. The Earth tide affects many types of high precision instrumentation, be it measurements of position, deformation, potential field or acceleration. The tidal phenomena influence both terrestrial and satellite-borne acquisitions. The tidal potential is a driving force that can be accurately calculated, and the tidal response observable as deformation and variations in Earth orientation and rotation parameters gives information on Earth’s rheology. Instruments sensitive enough to detect the tidal signal, record a large range of periodic and aperiodic phenomena as ocean and atmospheric tidal loading, ocean, atmospheric and hydrospheric non-tidal effects, deformation related to the earthquake cycle and even to gravitational waves, as well as plate tectonics and intraplate deformation. The periods range from seismic normal modes over to the Earth tides and the Chandler Wobble and beyond, ending at the nutation period. Thus, the time scales range from seconds to years and for the spatial scales from local to continental dimensions.

The G-ETS focus on Earth tides and non-tidal loading, such as atmospheric, oceanic and hydrological loading, Earth's variable rotation, geodetic monitoring of reservoirs and volcanoes. Accent is also put on geodetic monitoring of surface deformation and mass redistributions by space techniques (GNSS, GRACE and GRACE-FollowOn, InSAR) as well as to innovative techniques and instruments (for instance cold-atom gravimeters) and their applications to the Earth's dynamics.