Dipl.-Ing. Reinhard Dietrich ist zuständig für die Projektsteuerung in der Unternehmensgruppe Drees & Sommer. Er war u. a. für das Generalmanagement des DaimlerChrysler-Projektes Potsdamer Platz in Berlin verantwortlich. In der Funktion als Geschäftsführer und Gesellschafter der Albis Projektentwicklung und Autor zahlreicher Vorträge und Veröffentlichungen ist er zudem Lehrbeauftragter der TU Berlin für Projektentwicklung und Immobilienmanagement.

IAG Scientific Assembly Rio de Janeiro, September 3-9, 1997

Most recent advances in Geodesy Papers from memers of the geodetic association

The changing role of gravity reference networks.- Past and future developments in geopotential modelling.- A priori estimates of the solution of the geodetic boundary value problem.- The European gravimetric quasigeoid EGG97 - an IAG-supported continental enterprise.- Metrology of the Earth's rotation over 1988-1997.- Absolute positioning, tectonic plate motions and polar motion determination with the DORIS system.- Multi-parametric experiment for observing crustal deformations in southern Brazil.- The ice-age geodynamics of Antarctica.- ...

Based on the IAG scientific assembly in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this volume combines papers in the fields of gravity and geoid, geodynamics, and geodesy in Antarctica. The volume contains papers on recent progress in absolute and relative gravimetry, on models of the global gravity field, theoretical developments in physical geodesy, and many examples of regional gravity field and geoid models. Geodynamics chapters include papers on earth rotation and geopotential variations, reference frames and global deformations, as well as a section on the combination of space and terrestrial methods for deformation observations. The current status of geodesy in Antarctica is illustrated by a number of papers. Based on the IAG scientific assembly in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, this volume combines papers in the fields of gravity and geoid, geodynamics, and geodesy in Antarctica. The volume contains papers on recent progress in absolute and relative gravimetry, on models of the global gravity field, theoretical developments in physical geodesy, and many examples of regional gravity field and geoid models. Geodynamics chapters include papers on earth rotation and geopotential variations, reference frames and global deformations, as well as a section on the combination of space and terrestrial methods for deformation observations. The current status of geodesy in Antarctica is illustrated by a number of papers describing large-scale and local observation campaigns, the establishment of fundamental geodetic reference stations, and the utilization of new techniques such as SAR interferometry.