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|a Determination of the Geoid
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Present and Future
|c edited by Richard H. Rapp, Fernando Sansò
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|a 1st ed. 1991
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|a New York, NY
|b Springer New York
|c 1991, 1991
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|a XI, 500 p. 16 illus
|b online resource
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|a A Strategy for Gross-Error Detection in Satellite Altimeter Data Applied in the Baltic-Sea Area for Enhanced Geoid and Gravity Determination -- Altimetry Rank Deficiency in Crossover Adjustment -- Practical Considerations in the Use of FFT Methods for Computing Terrain Effects -- Regularization by Digital Topography and by Estimating Crustal Parameters from Gravity Field Data: Example of Switzerland -- The Geoid and GPS -- Estimation of the Disturbing Potential Components and Comparison with GPS and Astrogeodetic Data -- GPS Control of the 1989 Gravimetric Quasigeoid for the Federal Republic of Germany -- Orthometric Heights Using GPS in Canada -- Determination of the Regional Geoid from Simulated GPS Measurements by the Aristoteles Solid-Earth Satellite -- Gravimetric and Astrogeodetic Measurements at GPS Locations in Karakorum -- GPS and Spirit Leveling Measurements in NE Italy -- State ofComputation of National or Regional Geoids --
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|a The GEMT1 Variance-Covariance Matrix: Its Characteristics and Applications in Geoid Computations -- Some Accuracy Estimates of Local Geoids -- Numerical Behaviour of Covariance Matrices and Their Influence on Iterative Solution Techniques -- Fast Collocation -- Poster Session -- GEOMED: An International Project for the Determination of the Geoid in the Mediterranean -- Preprocessing of Altimetric and Gravimetric Data in the Mediterranean Area -- Data Collection, Data Validation and Statistics of Geophysically Relevant Data -- GEOMED: Gravimetry Data Validation: Status Report -- Analysis of GEOSAT Altimeter Data -- Use of Point Masses on Optimized Positions for the Approximation of the Gravity Field -- List of Participants -- Author Index
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|a Welcome Address -- Global Geopotential Models: Present and Future -- OSU89A/B Potential Coefficient Models -- The Aliasing Effect in Coefficients Estimation -- Grim-4: A New Global Earth Gravity Model (Status Report) -- Geoid Recovery at 0.5 Degree Resolution from Global Satellite Gradiometry Data Sets -- Compact Approximation of the Geoid Height on the Base of Modified High Resolution Global Geopotential Models -- An Improved Method to the Earth’s Potential Coefficients Estimation -- The Role of Topography in Geoid Computations: The Marine Geoid -- Review of Geoid Prediction Methods in Mountainous Regions -- Estimation of the Gravity Field and Sea Surface Heights from Heterogeneous Data in the Central Mediterranean -- Altimetry Based Geoid Determination at the German Processing and Archiving Facility Within the ERS-1 Project -- The Determination of Oceanic Geoid Using Modified Hotine Integral --
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|a A Global Geoid Computation by a Solution of the Bipotential Equation -- The Geoid and Its Computation from the Gravimetric Boundary Value Problem -- Some Integral Formulas for a Non-Spherical Earth -- Coerciveness and Geometry in the Linear Gravimetric Boundary Value Problem: Reduced Version -- Holes in Boundary and Out-of-Boundary Data -- The Boundary Equation Approach to the Geoid -- The Geoid, Green’s Functions and the Gravimetric Boundary Value Problem for the Spheroid Earth -- Correlation of Strain Representations of the Potential Anomalies with the Geoid -- On the Joint Use of Seismic and Gradiometric Data in Identifying Density Anomalies -- Software and Data Improvement for Geoid Computations -- A New Direct Solution of the Transformation Problem of Cartesian into EllipsoidalCoordinates -- Stokes Formula Using Fast Fourier Techniques -- Simulation of Regional Gravity Field Recovery from Satellite Gravity Gradiometer Data Using Collocation and FFT --
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|a Comparison of Geopotential Models in the Region of Hungary -- Test Computations for a Local Quasigeoid in Hungary Using FFT -- Derivation of the Most Reliable Geoid in the Area of Japan and Some Comments on the Variability of Sea Surface Topography -- ITALGEO ’90: Progress Report June ’90 -- New Gravimetric Geoid for Canada: the “UNB ’90” Solution -- The Swiss Geoid Computation: A Status Report -- Estimation Models of Geoid in Nigeria Using Doppler Satellite Observations -- A New High-Resolution Geoid of the Nordic Area -- Geoid Evaluation in Australia: Status and Problems -- Free-Air Gravity Anomalies in Kenya -- Efforts Towards a Preliminary Gravimetric Geoid Computations in Poland Area -- The Gravimetric Geoid in Spain: First Results -- Finland: National Report -- Possible Improvements of the Existing European Geoid -- Theoretical Improvements in the Determination of the Geoid -- Nonspherical Boundary Value Problem by Pseudodifferential Operators --
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|a International Association of Geodesy Symposia
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|a 10.1007/978-1-4612-3104-2
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|a Rapid growth of geodetic information provided by the Global Positioning System (GPS) and stringent requirements for a precise geoid in ocean areas for ocean circulation models have spurred interest in geoid studies. As a result, the International Geoid Commission was formed to provide a focus for this important geoid research. Determination of the Geoid: Present and Future is the result of the first meeting of the Commission, held at the Instituto di Topografia, Fotogrammetria e Geofisica at the Politecnico di Milano, June 1990. Six major topics are presented: Global Geopotential Models: Present and Future; Role of Topography in Geoid Computations; the Geoid and the Global Positioning System; the State of Computation of National or Regional Geoids; Software and Data Improvements for Geoid Computations; and Recent Developments in the GEOMED (Determination of the Geoid in the Mediterranean) Project
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