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Real Data Analysis GOCE (REAL GOCE): A Retrospective Overview

2013
Many years of intensive research led to the realization of the Gravity Field and Steady-State Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) satellite mission (cf. ESA 1999), which was launched on 17 March 2009. The primary goal of this mission is the determination of the static component of the Earths gravity field with the unprecedented global accuracy and ...
Wolf-Dieter Schuh, Boris Kargoll
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REeal data AnaLysis GOCE Gravity field determination from GOCE

2012
The Earth's gravity field is determined within the BMBF project REeal data AnaLysis GOCE (REALGOCE).
Krasbutter, Ina, Baur, Oliver, Brockmann, Jan-Martin, Cai, Jianqing, Eicker, Annette, Kargoll, Boris, Kusche, Jürgen, Mayer-Gürr, Torsten, Schall, Judith, Schuh, Wolf-Dieter, Shabanloui, Akbar, Sneeuw, Nico   +11 more
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GOCE User Toolbox and Tutorial.

2016
The GOCE User Toolbox GUT is a compilation of tools for the utilisation and analysis of GOCE Level 2 products.
GUT support applications in Geodesy, Oceanography and Solid Earth Physics. The GUT Tutorial provides information
and guidance in how to use the toolbox for a variety of applications.
Knudsen, Per, Benveniste, Jerome
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A Grip on Geological Units with GOCE

2014
The scope of this work is to show the observations of satellite GOCE in mapping geological units in a key area for mineral exploration, which is also a key location for understanding the formation of the America and Africa continents from the former western Gondwana.
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An Inverse Gravimetric Problem with GOCE Data

2010
Satellite missions dedicated to the estimation of the gravity field and its variation, like GRACE and GOCE, have drawn new attention on inverse gravimetric problems and, in particular, on the capability of these satellite data sets to describe nature and geographical location of the gravimetric signal.
REGUZZONI, MIRKO, SAMPIETRO, DANIELE
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GOCE: The Earth Gravity Field by Space Gradiometry

Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy, 2002
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ALBERTELLA, ALBERTA, MIGLIACCIO, FEDERICA, SANSO', FERNANDO   +2 more
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Microscope Instrument Development, Lessons for GOCE

Space Science Reviews, 2003
Two space missions are presently under development with pay load based on ultra-sensitive electrostatic accelerometers. The GOCE mission takes advantage of a three axis gradiometer accommodated in a very stable thermal case on board a drag-free satellite orbiting at a very low altitude of 250 km.
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GOCE++ Dynamical Coastal Topography and tide gauge unification using altimetry and GOCE

2016
ESA has recently released a study on the potential of ocean levelling as a novel approach to the study of height system unification taking the recent development in geoid accuracy trough GOCE data into account. The suggested investigation involves the use of measurements and modelling to estimate Mean Dynamic Topography (MDT) of the ocean along a ...
Andersen, Ole Baltazar, Knudsen, Per, Nielsen, Karina, Hughes, Christopher, Bingham, Rory, Woppelmann, Guy, Gravelle, Mederic, Kern, Michael, Fenoglio-Marc, Luciana   +8 more
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Simulation of the Goce Gravity Field Mission

2000
GOCE (Gravity Field and Steady-State Ocean Circulation Explorer) is one of the four selected ESA Earth Explorer Missions. The main objective of GOCE is the determination of the Earth’s gravity field with high spatial resolution and with high homogeneous accuracy. For this purpose, two observation concepts will be realised.
H. Oberndorfer, J. Müller, R. Dorobantu, C. Gerlach, R. Rummel, N. Sneeuw, R. Koop, P. Visser, P. Hoyng, A. Selig, M. Smit   +10 more
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El goce de mirar

2021
Esta obra es un llamado a examinar lo minúsculo y olvidado, lo que el ciudadano común percibe sin darse cuenta, sin darle mayor importancia. Aunque muy pocos lo aprecian, por medio del lente se puede captar lo sublime y conmovedor de los contrastes presentes y efímeros que por el arte trascienden a la ardua y exigente posteridad.
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