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KANIUTH K., HUBER S.: Nachweis von Höhenänderungen aufgrund atmosphärischer Druckvariationen aus GPS-Messungen. Zeitschr. für Verm. (128) 278-283, 2003. KANIUTH K., HUBER S.: Modelling vertical site displacements due to atmospheric pressure loading with the Bernese software - A demonstation using EUREF data. Mitteilungen des BKG (33) 89-95, 2004. KANIUTH K., STUBER K.: Apparent and real local movements of two co-located permanent GPS stations at Bogota, Colombia. Zeitschr. für Verm. (130) 41-46, 2005. KANIUTH K., VETTER S.: GPS estimates of postglacial uplift in Fennoscandia. Zeitschr. für Verm. (129) 168-175, 2004. KANIUTH K., VETTER S.: Vertical velocities of European coastal sites derived from continuous GPS observations. GPS Solutions (9) 32-40, DOI 10.1007/s10291-004-0124-4, 2005. KANIUTH K., VETTER S.: Estimating atmospheric pressure loading regression coefficients from GPS observations. GPS Solutions (10) 126-134, DOI 10.1007/s10291-005-0014-4, 2006. KAUFMANN G.: Geodetic signatures of a Late Pleistocene Tibetan ice sheet. J. Geodyn., 39, 111-125, 2005. KAUFMANN G., WU P., IVINS E.R.: Lateral viscosity variations beneath Antarctica and their implications on regional rebound motions and seismotectonics. J. Geodyn., 39, 165- 181, 2005. KHAZARADZE G., KLOTZ J.: Short- and long-term effects of GPS measured crustal deformation rates along the south central Andes. J. Geophys. Res. (108) B6, 5, 15pp, 2003. KLEMANN V., WOLF D.: The eustatic reduction of shoreline diagrams: implications for the inference of relaxation-rate spectra and the viscosity stratification below Fennoscandia. Geophys. J. Int., 162, 249-256, 2005. KLEMANN V., WOLF D.: Using fuzzy logic for the analysis of sealevel indicators with respect to glacial-isostatic adjustment: an application to the Richmond-Gulf region, Hudson Bay. Pure Appl. Geophys., 164, 683-696, doi:10.1007/s00024- 007-0191-x, 2007. KLEMANN V., WU P., WOLF D.: Compressible viscoelasticity: stability of solutions for plane-earth models. Geophys. J. Int., 153, 569-585, 2003. KLEMANN V., IVINS E.R., MARTINEC Z., WOLF D.: Models of active glacial isostasy roofing warm subduction: the case of the South Patagonian ice field. J. Geophys. Res., in press, (2007). KRAWINKEL J.J.: Struktur und Kinematik am konvergenten Plattenrand der südlichen zentralamerikanischen Landbrücke (Zentral- und Süd-Costa Rica, West-Panama). Profil, Stuttgart, No. 30, 2003. KUSCHE J., SCHRAMA E.J.O.: Mass redistribution from global GPS time series and GRACE gravity fields: inversion issues. Springer, <strong>IAG</strong> Symposia, Vol. 129, 322-327, 2005. MÄKINEN J., ENGFELDT A., HARSSON B.G., RUOTSALAINEN H., STRYKOWSKI G., OJA T., WOLF D.: The Fennoscandian land uplift gravity lines: status 2004. 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MÜLLER J., TIMMEN L., DENKER H.: Absolute gravimetry in the Fennoscandian land uplift area: Monitoring of temporal gravity changes for GRACE. Geotechnologien Science Report No. 3, 112-115, 2003. MÜLLER J., TIMMEN L., GITLEIN O., DENKER H.: Gravity changes in the Fennoscandian uplift area to be observed by GRACE and absolute gravimetry. Springer, <strong>IAG</strong> Symposia, Vol. 129, 304-309, 2005. MÜLLER J., NEUMANN-REDLIN M., JARECKI F., DENKER H., GITLEIN O.: Gravity changes in northern Europe as observed by GRACE. Springer, <strong>IAG</strong> Symposia, Vol. 130, 523-527, 2006. RABUS B., KNÖPFELE W.: Erstellung von Höhenmodellen und Bewegungskarten der Erdoberfläche durch Satelliten- Radarinterferometrie. Geologica Bavarica (107) 235-247, 2003. RAMILLIEN G., CAZENAVE A., REIGBER C., SCHMIDT R., SCHWINTZER P.: Recovery of global time-variations of surface water mass by GRACE geoid inversion. Springer, <strong>IAG</strong> Symposia, Vol. 129, 310-315, 2005. 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