The background to the recent computation of a new vertical datum model for the British Isles (OSGM02) is described. After giving a brief description of the computational techniques and the data sets used for the derivation of the gravimetric geoid, the paper focuses on the fitting of this surface to the GPS and levelling networks in the various regions of the British Isles in such a way that it can be used in conjunction with GPS to form a replacement for the existing system of bench marks. The error sources induced in this procedure are discussed, and the theoretical basis given for the fitting procedure. Results for each major region (Great Britain, Ireland, and Northern Ireland) as well as the various independent island datums are descri...
The AUSGeoid98 geoid model is used in conjunction with nation-wide GPS networks and spirit-levelled ...
Global Positioning System (GPS) technology was introduced in Malaysia in early 90s has changed the s...
Regional height systems are usually referred to the mean sea level at a reference tide gauge. As the...
Abstract. This paper briefly describes the con-struction of a new geoid model of the British Isles. ...
The increased use of GPS in common surveying practices has led to the need to define a proper/accura...
We discuss the interconnection of vertical networks using GPS and gravimetric geoid models, and give...
The height datum problem is present in the geodetic literature since the times of Pizzetti, when it ...
The quasi-geoid/geoid can be determined from the Global Positioning System (GPS) ellipsoidal height ...
A new geoid model for Iran (IRG04) was computed based on the least squares modification of the Stoke...
Using GPS-levelling technique for height determination has been a very attractive method in recent y...
New Zealand currently uses 13 disparate vertical datums, each connected to a separate tide gauge. In...
Abstract. New Zealand currently uses 13 disparate vertical datums, each connected to a separate tide...
Corrector surfaces have been used to model the differences between the geoid and the mean sea level ...
International audienceConsistency is an important characteristic in height systems which the mean se...
Abstract. New Zealand, unlike most countries, does not have a single national vertical datum. In-ste...
The AUSGeoid98 geoid model is used in conjunction with nation-wide GPS networks and spirit-levelled ...
Global Positioning System (GPS) technology was introduced in Malaysia in early 90s has changed the s...
Regional height systems are usually referred to the mean sea level at a reference tide gauge. As the...
Abstract. This paper briefly describes the con-struction of a new geoid model of the British Isles. ...
The increased use of GPS in common surveying practices has led to the need to define a proper/accura...
We discuss the interconnection of vertical networks using GPS and gravimetric geoid models, and give...
The height datum problem is present in the geodetic literature since the times of Pizzetti, when it ...
The quasi-geoid/geoid can be determined from the Global Positioning System (GPS) ellipsoidal height ...
A new geoid model for Iran (IRG04) was computed based on the least squares modification of the Stoke...
Using GPS-levelling technique for height determination has been a very attractive method in recent y...
New Zealand currently uses 13 disparate vertical datums, each connected to a separate tide gauge. In...
Abstract. New Zealand currently uses 13 disparate vertical datums, each connected to a separate tide...
Corrector surfaces have been used to model the differences between the geoid and the mean sea level ...
International audienceConsistency is an important characteristic in height systems which the mean se...
Abstract. New Zealand, unlike most countries, does not have a single national vertical datum. In-ste...
The AUSGeoid98 geoid model is used in conjunction with nation-wide GPS networks and spirit-levelled ...
Global Positioning System (GPS) technology was introduced in Malaysia in early 90s has changed the s...
Regional height systems are usually referred to the mean sea level at a reference tide gauge. As the...