PoliMi was present at the General Assembly 2024 of the European Geosciences Union (EGU)
Members of the PoliMi SatGeo team attended the “EGU General Asssembly 2024” in Vienna (Austria) and gave one oral presentation and one poster:
Our oral presentation on “Assessment of a quantum gravity mission by the space-wise approach in the framework of the QSG4EMT project” by Rossi, L., Reguzzoni, M. Koç, Ö., and Migliaccio, F., was given in the session G4.2 “Modern Concepts for Ground and Space Observations of the Earth Gravity field”.
The poster “A quantum gradiometry mission concept for the improvement of Mars gravity field models” by Reguzzoni, M., Rossi, L., Migliaccio, F., was presented in the session PS1.5 “Unlocking the interior, geological and climate history of mars from polar cap processes and future geodetic missions”.
Moreover, our members were co-authors of another oral presentation and two posters:
The oral presentation “A new global crust model: ECM24” by Lu, B., van der Mejide, M., Fadel, I., Reguzzoni, M., Rossi, L., Sampietro, D., Cammarano, F., and Julia, J. was given in the session GD6.1 “Structure deformation and dynamics of the continental crust and upper mantle discontinuities”, while the posters “NGGM-MAGIC: A breakthrough in the understanding of the dynamics of the Earth” by Marotta, A. M., R., Braitenberg, C., Brocca, L., Cambiotti, G., Camici, S., Casotto, S., De Gaetani, C. I., De Min, A., Fedi, M., Pastorutti, A., Pivetta, T., Reguzzoni, M., Riccardi, U., Rossi, L., Sabadini, R., Zoffoli, S., Blasone, G. P., and Longo, F., was presented in the session G4.1 “Satellite Gravimetry: Data Analysis, Results and Future Mission Concepts“, and “CARIOQA-PMP quantum accelerometer simulation” was presented in the session G4.2 “Modern Concepts for Ground and Space Observations of the Earth Gravity field”.
The EGU24 General Assembly was held at the Austria Center Vienna (ACV) in Vienna, Austria and online, from 14–19 April 2024, This time it welcomed 20,979 registered attendees from 116 countries and hosted 18,896 presentations given in 1,044 sessions.
More details can be found on the dedicated website:
