Titlebook: Atmospheric Effects in Space Geodesy; Johannes B?hm,Harald Schuh Textbook 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Atmosphere.CHAMP.Ear

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Ionospheric Effects on Microwave Signals,xisting models as well as strategies based on observations at two or more frequencies to eliminate first and higher order delays. Finally, we review various space geodetic techniques (including satellite altimetry and radio occultation data) for estimating values and maps of TEC.

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Atmospheric Effects on Earth Rotation, formalisms and acknowledges the oceans as other important driving agents for observed Earth rotation variations. A comparison of the angular momentum approach for the atmosphere to an alternative but equivalent modeling method involving Earth-atmosphere interaction torques is provided as well.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-07339-1, all of which reappear in later parts. After an overview of atmospheric layers and circulation, we concentrate on the ionosphere, highlighting ionization and recombination processes and introducing the concept of Chapman layer profiles. Finally, we discuss height- and latitude-dependent spatial var

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Grundlegende Beobachtungskriterien,y field and its description using spherical harmonics, as well as the basics of the atmospheric pressure distribution. A short overview of the gravity satellite missions of the last decade like GRACE (Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment) is given and the impact of the atmosphere on the satellite

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11800-9 formalisms and acknowledges the oceans as other important driving agents for observed Earth rotation variations. A comparison of the angular momentum approach for the atmosphere to an alternative but equivalent modeling method involving Earth-atmosphere interaction torques is provided as well.

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Geodetic and Atmospheric Background,ere and serves as a general background needed to help the reader understand the material in later parts. Its large diversity of topics would usually not be included in one paper, but since this work is designed as a textbook in a university geodesy course, we intentionally discuss this broad variety

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Ionospheric Effects on Microwave Signals,o the first approximation—affected proportionally to the inverse of the square of their frequencies. This effect, on the other hand, can reveal information about the parameters of the ionosphere in terms of Total Electron Content (TEC) of the electron density. This part of the book provides an overv

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