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Automated Data Flow and Processing at the “Center for Orbit Determination in Europe” (CODE) during tit and earth rotation parameter determination, with the strong emphasis on ”routine”. In order to be able to collect, preprocess, and process data of some 30 stations every day during three months a highly automated data processing system at CODE had to be set up. The paper first gives an overview o

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Dynamics of the Solid Earth (DOSE): The Italian-German-Greek-Swiss Contribution to NASA’s DOSE Projeainst the Eurasian plate resulting in a predominantly compressional regime along the zone of contact. A counterclockwise rotation of the African plate caused by a higher spreading rate of the floor of the South Atlantic results in a northward directed push leading to lithospheric shortening in the M

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Structure and Activities of the Wegener in the Nineties Frankfurt am Main in 1981, underwent a restructuring. 28 Principal Investigators representing institutions in 24 different countries agreed to cooperate in the definition of a scientific programme to be realised jointly in the next decade. Since 1990 the membership has continued to expand, so that

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Pamir — Tienshan GPS Project: Network, Observation Campaign 92 and Analysis Strategyservation of a 40 points GPS network in one of the most complex zone of continental collision between the Eurasian and Indian plates. The network covers the states of Usbekistan, Kirgistan and part of Kasachstan and has an extension of about 1.000 × 500 km. One point in the network (Kitab) is belong

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TIGO — A New Transportable Integrated Geodetic Observatoryt present especially in the Southern Hemisphere only a few permanent stations (VLBI: 3; SLR: 2) are available; some other large gaps are existing at the Asian Continent and in South East Asia. Due to the economic situation in these areas, the highly developed countries should feel to be obliged to g