Dynamic Planet
Monitoring and Understanding a Dynamic Planet with Geodetic and Oceanographic Tools
By: Paul Tregoning (Editor), Chris Rizos (Editor)
Hardcover | 27 November 2006
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Combining altimetric/gravimetric and ocean model mean dynamic topography models in the GOCINA region | p. 3 |
Error characteristics of dynamic topography models derived from altimetry and GOCE gravimetry | p. 11 |
Detecting ocean currents from satellite altimetry, satellite gravity and ocean data | p. 17 |
Sea level in the British Isles : combining absolute gravimetry and continuous GPS to infer vertical land movements at tide gauges | p. 23 |
Snow accumulation and snowmelt monitoring in Greenland and Antarctica | p. 31 |
Estimating recent global sea level changes | p. 39 |
On the low-frequency variability in the Indian Ocean | p. 47 |
Satellite altimetry : multi-mission cross calibration | p. 51 |
Assessment of recent tidal models in the Mediterranean Sea | p. 57 |
Scale-based comparison of sea level observations in the North Atlantic from satellite altimetry and tide gauges | p. 63 |
European sea level monitoring : implementation of ESEAS quality control | p. 67 |
Brazilian vertical datum monitoring - vertical land movements and sea level variations | p. 71 |
Tide gauge monitoring using GPS | p. 75 |
Determination of inland lake level and its variations in China from satellite altimetry | p. 80 |
Sea surface variability of upwelling area northwest of Luzon, Philippines | p. 84 |
An experiment of precise gravity measurements on ice sheet, Antarctica | p. 88 |
Status of DORIS stations in Antarctica for precise geodesy | p. 94 |
High-harmonic gravity signatures related to post-glacial rebound | p. 103 |
GPS/GLONASS orbit determination based on combined microwave and SLR data analysis | p. 115 |
BIFROST : noise properties of GPS time series | p. 123 |
Discrete crossover analysis | p. 131 |
A comparative analysis of uncertainty modelling in GPS data analysis | p. 137 |
Looking for systematic error in scale from terrestrial reference frames derived from DORIS data | p. 143 |
WVR calibration applied to European VLBI observing sessions | p. 152 |
Frontiers in the combination of space geodetic techniques | p. 158 |
Modifying the stochastic model to mitigate GPS systematic errors in relative positioning | p. 166 |
GPS ambiguity resolution and validation under multipath effects : improvements using wavelets | p. 172 |
An empirical stochastic model for GPS | p. 179 |
Feeding neural network models with GPS observations : a challenging task | p. 186 |
Spatial spectral inversion of the changing geometry of the Earth from SOPAC GPS data | p. 194 |
Improved processing method of UEGN-2002 gravity network measurements in Hungary | p. 202 |
Spectra of rapid oscillations of Earth rotation parameters determined during the CONT02 campaign | p. 208 |
On the establishing project of Chinese surveying and control network for Earth-orbit satellite and deep space detection | p. 215 |
Constructing a system to monitor the data quality of GPS receivers | p. 222 |
The use of mascons to resolve time-variable gravity from GRACE | p. 231 |
GRACE time-variable gravity accuracy assessment | p. 237 |
Combination of multi-satellite altimetry data with CHAMP and GRACE EGMs for geoid and sea surface topography determination | p. 244 |
A new methodology to process airborne gravimetry data : advances and problems | p. 251 |
Ideal combination of deflection components and gravity anomalies for precise geoid computation | p. 259 |
SRTM evaluation in Brazil and Argentina with emphasis on the Amazon region | p. 266 |
On the estimation of the regional geoid error in Canada | p. 272 |
A validation procedure for satellite orbits and force function models based on a new balance equation approach | p. 280 |
Combining gravity and topographic data for local gradient modelling | p. 288 |
Numerical implementation of the gravity space approach - proof of concept | p. 296 |
Local gravity field modelling with multi-pole wavelets | p. 303 |
Accuracy assessment of the SRTM 90m DTM over Greece and its implications to geoid modelling | p. 309 |
High-resolution local gravity field determination at the sub-millimeter level using a digital zenith camera system | p. 316 |
A data-adaptive design of a spherical basis function network for gravity field modelling | p. 322 |
Global gravity field recovery by merging regional focusing patches : an integrated approach | p. 329 |
External calibration of GOCE SGG data with terrestrial gravity data : a simulation study | p. 337 |
Towards an optimal combination of satellite data and prior information | p. 345 |
Kinematic and highly reduced dynamic LEO orbit determination for gravity field estimation | p. 354 |
On the combination of terrestrial gravity data with satellite gradiometry and airborne gravimetry treated in terms of boundary-value problems | p. 362 |
A direct method and its numerical interpretation in the determination of the Earth's gravity field from terrestrial data | p. 370 |
Comparison of high precision geoid models in Switzerland | p. 377 |
GOCE : a full-gradient simulated solution in the space-wise approach | p. 383 |
The determination of the effect of topographic masses on the second derivatives of gravity potential using various methods | p. 391 |
Density effects on Rudzki, RTM and Airy-Heiskanen reductions in gravimetric geoid determination | p. 397 |
Combined modeling of the Earth's gravity field from GRACE and GOCE satellite observations : a numerical study | p. 403 |
Analytical solution of Newton's integral in terms of polar spherical coordinates | p. 410 |
A new high-precision gravimetric geoid model for Argentina | p. 416 |
Local gravity field modeling using surface gravity gradient measurements | p. 424 |
Absolute gravity measurements in the southern Indian Ocean | p. 433 |
Slow slip events on the Hikurangi subduction interface, New Zealand | p. 438 |
A geodetic measurement of strain variation across the Central Southern Alps, New Zealand | p. 445 |
New analysis of a 50 years tide gauge record at Cananela (SP-Brazil) with the VAV tidal analysis program | p. 453 |
Atmospheric mass flow reduction for terrestrial absolute gravimetry in the Fennoscandian land uplift network | p. 461 |
Tilt observations around the KTB-site/Germany : monitoring and modelling of fluid induced deformation of the upper crust of the Earth | p. 467 |
Understanding time-variable gravity due to core dynamical processes with numerical geodynamo modelling | p. 473 |
A new height datum for Iran based on the combination of the gravimetric and geometric geoid models | p. 480 |
Monthly mean water storage variations by the combination of GRACE and a regional hydrological model : application to the Zambezi River | p. 488 |
The use of smooth piecewise algebraic approximation in the determination of vertical crustal movements in eastern Canada | p. 496 |
Hydrological signals in gravity - foe or friend? | p. 504 |
Applications of the KSM03 harmonic development of the tidal potential | p. 511 |
Continental hydrology retrieval from GPS time series and GRACE gravity solutions | p. 517 |
Gravity changes in northern Europe as observed by GRACE | p. 523 |
Investigations about earthquake swarm areas and processes | p. 528 |
Sea level and gravity variations after the 2004 Sumatra earthquake observed at Syowa Station, Antarctica | p. 536 |
Improved determination of the atmospheric attraction with 3D air density data and its reduction on ground gravity measurements | p. 541 |
Solid Earth deformations induced by the Sumatra earthquakes of 2004-2005 | p. 549 |
Environmental effects in time-series of gravity measurements at the Astrometric-Geodetic Observatorium Westerbork (The Netherlands) | p. 557 |
Numerical models of the rates of change of the geoid and orthometric heights over Canada | p. 563 |
Optimal seismic source mechanisms to excite the Slichter mode | p. 571 |
Recent dynamic crustal movements in the Tokai region, central Japan, observed by GPS measurements | p. 578 |
New theory for calculating strains changes caused by dislocations in a spherically symmetric Earth | p. 585 |
Advances in terrestrial reference frame computations | p. 595 |
The status and future of the international celestial reference frame | p. 603 |
Is scintillation the key to a better celestial reference frame? | p. 610 |
Improvement and extension of the international celestial reference frame in the Southern Hemisphere | p. 616 |
Limitations in the NZGD2000 deformation model | p. 624 |
Implementing localised deformation mdoels into a semi-dynamic datum | p. 631 |
Definition and realisation of the SIRGAS vertical reference system within a globally unified height system | p. 638 |
Tests on integrating gravity and leveling to realize SIRGAS vertical reference system in Brazil | p. 646 |
Accessing the new SIRGAS2000 reference frame through a modernized Brazilian active control network | p. 653 |
Deformations control for the Chilean part of the SIRGAS 2000 frame | p. 660 |
Estimation of horizontal movement function for geodetic- or mapping-oriented maintenance in the Taiwan area | p. 665 |
Activities related to the materialization of a new vertical system for Argentina | p. 671 |
An analysis of errors introduced by the use of transformation grids | p. 677 |
Preliminary analysis in view of the ITRF2005 | p. 685 |
Long term consistency of multi-technique terrestrial reference frames, a spectral approach | p. 692 |
Science rationale of the global geodetic observing system (GGOS) | p. 703 |
GGOS and its user requirements, linkage, and outreach | p. 711 |
GGOS working group on ground networks and communications | p. 719 |
Linking the global geodetic observing system (GGOS) to the integrated geodetic observing strategy partnership (IGOS-P) | p. 727 |
IVS high accurate products for the maintenance of the global reference frames as contribution to GGOS | p. 735 |
The international laser ranging service and its support for GGOS | p. 741 |
The Nordic geodetic observing system (NGOS) | p. 749 |
VLBI2010 : a vision for future geodetic VLBI | p. 757 |
Combination of different geodetic techniques for signal detection - a case study at fundamental station Wettzell | p. 760 |
A multi-scale monitoring concept for landslide disaster mitigation | p. 769 |
High-speed laser scanning for near real-time monitoring of structural deformations | p. 776 |
A method for modelling the non-stationary behaviour of structures in deformation analysis | p. 782 |
Volcano deformation monitoring in Indonesia : status, limitations and prospects | p. 790 |
Vehicle classification and traffic flow estimation from airborne Lidar/CCD data | p. 799 |
Fine analysis of lever arm effects in moving gravimetry | p. 809 |
Improving LiDAR-based surface reconstruction using ground control | p. 817 |
The use of GPS for disaster monitoring of suspension bridges | p. 825 |
The impact of mapping functions for the neutral atmosphere based on numerical weather models in GPS data analysis | p. 837 |
Validation of improved atmospheric refraction models for satellite laser ranging (SLR) | p. 844 |
Correlation analyses of horizontal gradients of atmospheric wet delay versus wind direction and velocity | p. 853 |
Ionospheric scintillation effects on GPS carrier phase positioning accuracy of auroral and sub-auroral latitudes | p. 859 |
The imapct of severe ionospheric conditions on the GPS hardware in the southern polar region | p. 867 |
Preliminary research on imaging the ionosphere using CIT and China permanent GPS tracking station data | p. 876 |
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ISBN: 9783540493495
ISBN-10: 3540493492
Series: International Association of Geodesy Symposia
Published: 27th November 2006
Format: Hardcover
Language: English
Number of Pages: 936
Audience: Professional and Scholarly
Publisher: Springer Nature B.V.
Country of Publication: DE
Dimensions (cm): 27.64 x 20.32 x 4.93
Weight (kg): 2.26
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