On June 17 and 18, 2024, around 80 GFZ doctoral students presented their research work at the PhD Day. One-minute short presentations (“pitches”) and subsequent poster sessions gave an insight into the projects of the young researchers. The event provided an excellent opportunity for GFZ in-house scientific and social networking.
Section 1.1 was represented with the following contributions:
- Xintai Yuan: Improvement of snow depth estimation using GNSS reflected signals
- Longjiang Tang: Multi-GNSS ultra-rapid orbit determination through epoch-parallel processing
- Christian García: TECTOVISION: Empowering GNSS Network Densification in Greece with GFZ Low-Cost Technology for Tectonic Monitoring
- Tianqi Xiao: Artificial Intelligence for GNSS Reflectometry: Novel Remote Sensing of Ocean and Atmosphere
- Jari Widczisk: Investigations into GNSS clock biases in a global network of IGS H-Maser stations
- Liangwei Nie: Contribution of LEO Observations to GPS Precise Orbit Determination with Un-differenced Ambiguity Resolution
A detailed report and pictures of the event can be found at: https://www.gfz-potsdam.de/presse/meldungen/detailansicht/doktorandinnentage-am-gfz