Understanding the dynamic Earth in East Antarctica with multitechnique geodetic measurements

Acronym

DynEAnt

Description of the granted funding

The goal of the DynEAnt project is to better understand the response of the East Antarctic lithosphere to changes in mass loading. The research methods of the project are modern terrestrial and space geodetic measurements. In the project, we will develop new lithosophere and load models utilizing long time series of geodetic measurements both at Finland's Aboa station and from Dronning Maud Land more widely. The project improves the accuracy of geodetic measurements in the area with the help of the new loading models we will develop. The project also includes two Antarctic expeditions, where we both continue our time series of geodetic measurements spanning more than three decades, and pilot new measurement methods. More precise geodetic observations will improve the modeling of earth's crustal movements and thus refine estimates of the mass changes of the East Antarctic ice sheet and their effect on sea level rise, as well as improve the reliability of reference frames globally.
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Starting year

2025

End year

2028

Granted funding


Hannu Koivula Orcid -palvelun logo
419 445 €

Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland

Leader

Other consortium parties

Partner
Aalto University (364869)
385 121 €

Funder

Research Council of Finland

Funding instrument

Targeted Academy projects

Decision maker

Scientific Council for Natural Sciences and Engineering
19.11.2024

Other information

Funding decision number

364868

Fields of science

Geosciences

Research fields

Geotieteet

Identified topics

geospatial, geosciences