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quasar positions and Earth's
rotation poles 0,001 to 0,0001" (cm...mm)
Astrogeodetic leveling is a
local geoid determination method based on
vertical deflection...
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geoid referenced to the WGS 66
Ellipsoid was
derived from
available astrogeodetic data to
provide a
detailed representation of
limited land areas. After...
- In the
early 8th century, the Tang
court put Yi Xing in
charge of an
astrogeodetic survey. This
survey had many purposes. It was
established in
order to...
- A
zenith camera is an
astrogeodetic telescope used
today primarily for the
local surveys of Earth's
gravity field.
Zenith cameras are
designed as transportable...
- 1967. This
ellipsoid acquired topocentric orientation defined at the
astrogeodetic vertex Chuá, in the muni****lity of Uberaba, Brazil. This
datum was...
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sometimes called degree measurement (German: Gradmessung), is the
astrogeodetic technique of
determining the
radius of
Earth and, by extension, its...
- mapping, ...1970. Fischer, Irene. New
Pieces in the
Picture Puzzle of an
Astrogeodetic Geoid Map of the World. [Washington, D.C.]: U.S. Dept. of the Army,...
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geoid undulation and the
deflection of the vertical, as
explored in
astrogeodetic leveling.
Gravimetry is
another technique for
determining Earth's flattening...
- can be
mounted on earth-moving
machinery to
allow automated grading.
Astrogeodetic levelling Dynamic height Glossary of
levelling terms Hydrostatic levelling...
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using a
theory originally developed by Vening-Meinesz. VDs are used in
astrogeodetic levelling: as a
vertical deflection describes the
difference between...
