Titlebook: Geodetic Deformation Monitoring: From Geophysical to Engineering Roles; IAG Symposium Jaén, Fernando Sansò,Antonio J. Gil Conference proce

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-38596-7Crustal Deformation; GPS; Geodynamical Applications; Geoinformationssysteme; InSAR; geodesy

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978-3-642-07250-5Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2006

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,Die Nervenversorgung der Brustdrüse,its theoretical richness encompasses several scientific disciplines, including estimation theory, differential geometry, elasticity theory, geodynamics and physics. In this paper, an attempt is made to summarize the existing methodologies that are commonly applied in the geodetic practice for crusta

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Die Lebensorganisation ?lterer Menschened object undergoing a deformation agreeing with a same theoretical mode? The simplest of such models is indeed that no deformation at all is verified and in this case we just ask the quetion whether the body is deforming or not. It is classical to answer to such problems by a significance analysis

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Diskriminiert oder integriert?,om repeated surveys are small with respect to their precisions. This is true even if the displacements show some internal consistency (e.g. all the displacements have a common direction) or agree with prior hypotheses based on ancillary data (e.g. geological and geotechnical investigations about a l

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-3253-1ng, and not transforming, both systems is used. On one hand, a straightforward computational method without iterations nor “a priori” known values is shown. On the other hand, some applications have been made and presented. The method, recently recognised by Grafarend, is known as the Procrustes sol

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-12045-2ncertainty figures not only in the observed stations and their correlatives but also at any point of the network space. To this end, the variances and covariances, known in several points, will be taken as a reference and, from that information and after the appropriate transformation, the correspon

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Oberleder (ohne Chevreauleder), overthrusting of different tectonic units made up mainly of clays. All these characteristics make the Oltrepo Pavese particularly vulnerable to hydrogeological risk: shallow and deep landslides in the hill, swelling/shrinkage of the clayey soils and subsidence in the plain. In order to understand m