Titlebook: Determination of the Geoid; Present and Future Richard H. Rapp,Fernando Sansò Conference proceedings 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 199

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Sheri Markose,Edward Tsang,Hakan Eration surface, thus requiring the use of Molodensky’s theory instead of Stokes’ theory. For practical computations, Molodensky’s equations, as well as Stokes’ equation, may be reformulated as convolution integrals that can be efficiently evaluated by Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) techniques. A link b

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Michael O’Neill,Anthony Brabazon,Conor Ryan) bathymetry and mean heights and (d) a “tailored” spherical harmonic coefficient set complete to degree 360 (IfE88). A number of numerical tests is carried out to check the compatibility of the different data types. The Least Squares Collocation (LSC) and the parametric LSC methods are used to pred

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The Concept and Research Progress of MASerg (1990). This interest is well justified by the computational efficiency of the methods, and procedures which were once theoretical curiosities can now be used on an every-day basis. Two other factors are contributing to the accuracy and importance of the methods. These are the availability of hi

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Genetic Aspects of Photosynthesisn test area. Experiments using gravity data and different truncations of the geopotential expansion are carried out in order to obtain for absolute geoidal heights an accuracy close to 0.40m and for relative geoidal heights 2–3 ppm. These results have been derived by comparing the computed gravimetr

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978-0-387-97470-5Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991