Professor emeritus Terry Wilson has led and coordinated the international effort to geodetically instrument and understand Antarctica, the highest, windiest, driest, most remote, and coldest continent on Earth. It is not an overstatement to say that ...

t is with great pleasure and honor that I write this citation for Paul Rebischung, winner of the 2022 Ivan I. Mueller Award for Distinguished Service and Leadership. Paul deserves such recognition by the AGU Geodesy section for his constant dedicatio...

Harald Schuh is an internationally recognized leader in the field of very long baseline interferometry (VLBI). He played a pioneering role in promoting this technology to support the establishment of the International Terrestrial Reference Frame (ITR...

It is a privilege and a distinct pleasure to write this citation for Frank Flechtner, winner of the 2019 Ivan I. Mueller Award for Distinguished Service and Leadership. Throughout his distinguished career, Frank has personified the spirit of the Muel...

It is my great pleasure to write this citation for Richard Gross, winner of the 2018 Ivan I. Mueller Award for Distinguished Service and Leadership in recognition of his outstanding and tireless service in our geodesy community. Richard is an extraor...

“Ken Hudnut has been a leading model of scientific leadership and public service for almost 3 decades. His pioneering use of high-precision GPS techniques has contributed to the understanding of seismic fault structures and behavior. He played ...