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University of Bologna, ItalyProf. Susanna Zerbini, Coordinator of the Proiect

ETH Zurich, SwitzerlandProf. Mans 6. Kable

NTU Athens, GreeceProf. George Veis

IFAG Frankfurt, Fed. Rep. of GermanyDr. Bernd Richter

Proudman Oceanographic{ Lab., Birkenhead, UKDr. Trevor Baker

Inst. Meteorology and Water Management,Gdynia, PolandDr. Marzenna Sztobryn

Department of PhysicsA125 University of Bologna

/ OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT:\

To select, in the Mediterranean region, fiducialreference stations and well established tidegauges and to provide GPS links between thefiducial stations and the tide gauges;

To improve GPS measurement procedures byusing Water Vapor Radiometers to reducevertical uncertainties to 1 cm for baselinesgreater than 100 km;

To perform measurements of absolute-g bothat fiducial sites and tide gauge to monitor, withan independent system, vertical surfaceelevation changes;

To perform, in selected areas of theMediterranean basin, observations of geologicsea level markers of the past;

To collect, analyze and interpret tide gaugedata;

ro develop realistic models for tidal loadingand tectonics in the Mediterranean region;

F define corrections for the Earth’s surfacedeformation due to exogenic causes and tostudy long-term variability of relative sea level.

Dipartimento di FisicaUniversity di Bologna

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