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International Symposium on Earth and Environmental Sciences for Future Generations

Part of the International Association of Geodesy Symposia Book Series (volume 147)

Editors: Freymueller, Jeffrey T.; Sánchez, Laura

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-69170-1

ISBN: 978-3-319-69169-5

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Nov 7, 2016

1 - 10 of 44 Chapters

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Chapter 256Simulation of VLBI Observations to Determine a Global TRF for GGOS

Glaser, Susanne; Ampatzidis, Dimitrios; König, Rolf; Nilsson, Tobias; Heinkelmann, Robert; Flechtner, Frank; Schuh, Harald

Pages: 3 –9

[In this study, we present a global terrestrial reference frame (TRF) from simulated very long baseline interferometry (VLBI) observations. In the time span from 2008 until 2014, 695 standard VLBI rapid turnaround (R1, R4) 24 h-sessions were simulated using a network of 28 globally distributed...
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Chapter 251The Assessment of the Temporal Evolution of Space Geodetic Terrestrial Reference Frames

Ampatzidis, Dimitrios; König, Rolf; Glaser, Susanne; Schuh, Harald

Pages: 11 –15

[The assessment of the accuracy and the stability of the global Terrestrial Reference Frames (TRFs) is a matter of great importance for the geodetic community. The classical Helmert transformation plays a crucial role in terms of evaluating the datum related parameters of global TRFs (origin,...
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Chapter 244Analysis Strategies for the Densification of the ICRF with VLBA Calibrator Survey Sources

Krásná, Hana; Mayer, David; Böhm, Johannes

Pages: 17 –23

[Six campaigns with a total of twenty-four Very Long Baseline Array Calibrator Survey (VCS) observing sessions were carried out with ten radio telescopes located on U.S. territory from 1994 to 2007. The aim of those astrometric sessions was to estimate source positions and to make snapshot images...
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Chapter 245Towards the Definition and Realization of a Global Absolute Gravity Reference System

Wilmes, H.; Vitushkin, L.; Pálinkáš, V.; Falk, R.; Wziontek, H.; Bonvalot, S.

Pages: 25 –29

[For many years, there has been a recognized discrepancy between the accuracies of absolute gravity determination and the hitherto valid gravity reference system of the International Association of Geodesy (IAG), the International Gravity Standardization Net 1971 (IGSN71).]
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Chapter 254The Linearized Fixed Gravimetric Boundary Value Problem and Its Solution in Spheroidal Approximation

Panou, Georgios; Korakitis, Romylos

Pages: 33 –37

[In this work, the linearized fixed gravimetric boundary value problem and its solution in spheroidal approximation is discussed. Input to the problem are gravity disturbances, using the known Earth’s topography as a boundary, so this corresponds to an oblique derivative problem. From the...
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Chapter 237On the Convergence of the h-p Finite Element Method for Solving Boundary Value Problems in Physical Geodesy

Mráz, David; Bořík, Milan; Novotný, Jaroslav

Pages: 39 –45

[A geopotential model of the Earth is usually calculated using the Stokes coefficients. As computational power has increased, research is focusing more on new ways of gravity field modelling. The objective of this work is to study an application of the h-p finite element method for solving...
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Chapter 236Domain Transformation and the Iteration Solution of the Linear Gravimetric Boundary Value Problem

Holota, P.

Pages: 47 –52

[The aim of this paper is to discuss the solution of the simple gravimetric boundary value problem by means of the method of successive approximations. A transformation of coordinates is used to express the relation between the description of the boundary of the solution domain and the structure...
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Chapter 267A New Argentinean Gravimetric Geoid Model: GEOIDEAR

Piñón, D. A.; Zhang, K.; Wu, S.; Cimbaro, S. R.

Pages: 53 –62

[A new Argentinean gravimetric geoid model named GEOIDEAR was developed using the remove-compute-restore technique and incorporating the GOCO05S satellite-only global geopotential model (GGM) together with 560,656 land and marine gravity measurements. Terrain corrections were calculated for all...
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Chapter 258Exploitation of Marine Gravity Measurements of the Mediterranean in the Validation of Global Gravity Field Models

Lequentrec-Lalancette, M. F.; Salaűn, C.; Bonvalot, S.; Rouxel, D.; Bruinsma, S.

Pages: 63 –67

[Over the oceans, data from altimetry are currently the only input data for the latest global geoid models such as EGM08 or EIGEN6C. Over the Mediterranean sea, satellite altimetry does not give good results for gravity models. In particular because of the high ocean variability and in the...
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Chapter 226Traceability of the Hannover FG5X-220 to the SI Units

Schilling, Manuel; Timmen, Ludger

Pages: 69 –75

[The absolute measurement of g is currently realized through the laser interferometric measurement of a free falling retro-reflector. The Micro-g LaCoste FG5X is a free-fall gravimeter with a laser interferometer in Mach-Zehnder configuration which uses simultaneous time and distance measurements...

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