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Inverting land uplift near Vatnaj?kull, Iceland, in terms of lithosphere thickness and viscosity strent study, we use a compressible, self-gravitating, spherical earth model with Maxwell viscoelasticity and a load model parabolic in cross section and elliptic in plan view to interpret the observations in terms of viscosity stratification. Our results show that the . is 10 to 20 km in thickness and the . is 7 × 10. to 3 × 10. Pas in viscosity.

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Merkwürdige Wirkungen des Wassersxity and numerical conditioning of spherical harmonic transforms for relatively dense data are quite challenging and recent algorithmic developments warrant further investigations for geodetic and geophysical applications.

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Reforming the Rules on Designation,es a long computation time; the second one, faster, implies significant approximations in areas where topography is rough. To properly exploit the large data sets of nowadays available DTM’s, a new formulation for RTC has been studied and implemented.

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Time Variable Gravity: An Emerging Frontier in Interdisciplinary Geodesyy measurements expected from GRACE and CHAMP will provide unprecedented views of the Earth’s gravity field and its changes with time. These measurements will be complementary with those of GOCE, which will provide unprecedented determination of the high-resolution static field. Gravity changes direc

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Earth Physics and Global Glacial Isostasy: From Paleo-Geodesy to Space-Geodesytially “geodetic”. This phenomenon, in which changes in the shape of the viscoelastic earth are driven by large scale exchanges of mass between the cryosphere and the oceans, is observable both “paleo-geodetically” and space-geodetically. Examples of paleo-geodetic measurements include .C dated hist

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Global Unification of Height Systems and GOCEe gauges, directly by ocean levelling or indirectly by a combination of space positioning, geodetic levelling and the solution of a modified version of the geodetic boundary value problem (GBVP). In both cases a significant improvement will result from the gravity and geoid model produced by the Gra

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A Discussion of Fundamental Constants in View of Geodetic Reference Systemssystems basically related to ITRF. With ongoing applications of global vertical positioning a global vertical datum becomes feasible. As systems, such as EUREF etc., are basically three-dimensional, the combination and unification of continental and regional vertical datums can now be implemented. F