Member Since 1992
Srinivas V. Bettadpur
Professor, University of Texas at Austin
I study all aspects of the Mechanical Earth from vantage point of satellite geodesy, for Earth system science applications. I wish to address the crisis in geodesy by invoking the excitement of spaceflight, and promoting the use of the latest technology and data-science paradigm in education. I am Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics at The University of Texas at Austin since 2021, having served in various capacities at the UT Center for Space Research (CSR) before that.
Professional Experience
University of Texas at Austin
Professor
1993 - Present
Center for Space Research
Research Professor
2010 - 2015
Education
University of Texas at Austin
Doctorate
1993
Honors & Awards
Charles A. Whitten Medal
Received December 2024
Publications
Subtle Land Subsidence Elevates Future Storm Surge Risks Along the Gulf Coast of the United States
We developed a robust InSAR processing strategy that can effectively mitigate severe decorrelation noise in a large volume of InSAR data. We mapped...
September 03, 2024
First Observations With a GNSS Antenna to Radio Telescope In...
August 22, 2023
“Time Variable Earth Gravity Field Models From the First Spa...
December 20, 2021
Error Assessment of GRACE and GRACE Follow‐On Mass Change
September 02, 2021
AGU Abstracts
The Quantum Pathways Institute (QPI) - Developing Spaceborne Quantum 2.0 Sensing for Next Generation Mass Change Measurement
GRACE-FO AND BEYOND: CURRENT STATUS, ANALYSIS, AND METHOD ADVANCES AND FUTURE MISSIONS II ORAL
geodesy | 12 december 2023
Srinivas V. Bettadpur, Penina Axelrad, Murray Holl...
The Quantum Pathways Institute (QPI), a collaborative effort between UT Austin, CU Boulder, Caltech, and UC Santa Barbara, will focus on advancing qua...
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Total Variation Regularized GRACE(-FO) Solutions
GRACE-FO AND BEYOND: CURRENT STATUS, ANALYSIS, AND METHOD ADVANCES AND FUTURE MISSIONS II ORAL
geodesy | 12 december 2023
Geethu Jacob, Srinivas V. Bettadpur
Satellite-based gravity estimation constitutes a challenging problem due to ill-posedness arising from upward continuation, which limits the observabi...
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GRACE-FO: science results, project status and plans into the extended mission phase
GRACE-FO AND BEYOND: CURRENT STATUS, ANALYSIS, AND METHOD ADVANCES AND FUTURE MISSIONS II ORAL
geodesy | 12 december 2023
Felix W. Landerer, Frank M. Flechtner, Himanshu Sa...
The GRACE Follow-On satellite mission, a partnership between NASA (US) and GFZ (Germany), successfully completed its nominal five-year prime mission p...
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