Titlebook: Geodesy Beyond 2000; The Challenges of th Klaus-Peter Schwarz Conference proceedings 2000 SPringer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Global ref

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Direct and local comparison between different ssatellite mission for the gravity field on-the-flyrea. This could produce on-the-fly calibration procedures and cross-calibration procedures. To reach this goal one can try to “l(fā)ocalize” the observations so that the problem is reduced to the comparison of different functionals of the anomalous potential . in the same zone of space

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-59742-8Global reference; Satellite missions; geodesy; geodynamics; global gravity field; natural hazard monitori

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Klaus-Peter SchwarzComplete overview over a wide range of topics in geodesy.Discussion of future developments

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CORE: Continuous, high accuracy Earth orientation measurements for the new millenniumThe international geodetic VLBI community will inaugurate during 1999 a new phase of the program called CORE: Continuous Observations of the Rotation of the Earth. The capabilities of the new Mark IV correlators, available in late 1999, will enable greater sensitivity, more frequent observing sessions and improved system throughput.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-9936-7 reduced to the current level of only a few millimeters. Advances in overall system accuracy, in conjunction with improved satellite, Earth, orbit perturbation and relativity modeling, now allows us to determine the value of the geocentric gravitational coefficient (GM) to less than a part per billi

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Christoph Braunschweig,Bernhard Pichlerssions. For sea-level change studies careful validation is required to avoid contamination of the results by spurious non-oceanographic effects. In this study we first utilise . tide gauge data to monitor stability of the TOPEX/Poseidon data base. This series is linked to both ERS satellites by dual

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Die Kreditwürdigkeit des Kundened to compute precise orbits for all active GLONASS satellites. The campaign was initially scheduled for three months, but the activities still continue in September, 1999. One of the main reasons for this extension was the launch of three new GLONASS satellites at the end of the year 1998..The proc