Dr. Michael John Willis - Cornell University

Willis, M. J. and Wilson, T. J. 2006. “A Decade Of GPS Measurements Over the TAMDEF Network,Southern Victoria Land, Antarctica.” SCAR XXIX Open Science Meeting. Hobart, Australia.Willis, M. J., Hothem, L. D. and Wilson, T. J. 2006. “Performance of Continuous GPS Stations at RemoteLocations in Antarctica: Lessons for IPY – POLENET.” SCAR XXIX Open Science Meeting. Hobart,Australia.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J. and James, T. S. 2006. “TAMDEF: GPS Measurements of Uplift and Rifting in theAntarctic Interior.” Midwest Glaciology Meeting. Pennsylvania State University.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J. and Hothem, L. D. 2006. “A Decade of GPS Measurements over the TAMDEFNetwork, Victoria Land, Antarctica.” Geophysical Research Abstracts, Vol. 8, 05950.Johns, B., Willis, M. J. and Wilson, T. J. 2006. “Communication Systems for Remote Data Retrieval Fromthe TAMDEF GPS Network – Current Status and Future Challenges for POLENET.” GPS in the IPY:The POLENET Project, Dresden, Germany.Konfal, S. K., Wilson, T. J. and Willis, M. J. 2006. “GPS Surveys to Detect Rift-Related Active Faulting inthe Transantarctic Mountains, Antarctica.” Eos Trans. AGU, 87(52), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract G43B-1006.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J., Blick, G. and Hothem, L. D. 2005. “C-GPS at Remote Antarctic Sites: TAMDEFNetwork Experience.” UNAVCO Annual Meeting, Stevenson, Washington.Wilson, T. J., Willis, M. J., Brzezinska, D. G. and Vazquez, E. L. 2005. “Precipitable Water Vapor fromGPS in Antarctica: Opportunities from the TAMDEF GPS Network, Victoria Land.” AMPS UsersWorkshop, UCAR. Boulder, Colorado.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J. and James, T. S. 2004. “Neotectonic Crustal Motions in the Antarctic InteriorMeasured by the TAMDEF GPS Network.” American Geophysical Union, Spring Meeting, abstract#G33A-11.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J. and James, T. S. 2004. “GPS Measurement of Neotectonic Motions in theAntarctic Interior.” American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting, abstract #G41A-07.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J. and Hothem, L. D. 2004. “Successful Remote Continuous GPS stations inSouthern Victoria Land, Antarctica.” SCAR XXVIII Open Science Meeting. Bremen, Germany.Willis, M. J., James, T. S. and Wilson, T. J. 2003. “Horizontal crustal motions in the Antarctic interior:Comparison of GPS measurements and post-glacial rebound model predictions.” EGS - AGU - EUGJoint Assembly, Nice, France. abstract #2988.Willis, M. J., Wilson, T. J. and James, T. S. 2003. “A Comparison of Measured and Modeled BedrockMotions for Southern Victoria Land, Antarctica.” The State of GPS Vertical Positioning Precision:Separation of Earth Processes by Space Geodesy. Luxembourg.9