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Numerical simulations for the non-linear Molodensky problem [PDF]
We present a boundary element method to compute numerical approximations to the non-linear Molodensky problem, which reconstructs the surface of the Earth from the gravitational potential and the gravity vector.
L. Banz +3 more
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A Nash–Hörmander iteration and boundary elements for the Molodensky problem [PDF]
We investigate the numerical approximation of the nonlinear Molodensky problem, which reconstructs the surface of the earth from the gravitational potential and the gravity vector.
A. Costea, H. Gimperlein, E. Stephan
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Partially-conformal variations of the Standard Molodensky datum transformation [PDF]
: Standard Molodensky is a recognised method of transforming coordinates between geodetic datums. Although less accurate than some other methods, it has the merit of being direct.
A. Ruffhead
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Improved estimates for the linear Molodensky problem [PDF]
The paper deals with the linearized Molodensky problem, when data are supposed to be square integrable on the telluroid S, proving that a solution exists, is unique and is stable in a space of harmonic functions with square integrable gradient on S.
F. Sansò, B. Betti
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Fast numerical solution of the linearized Molodensky problem [PDF]
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R. Klees +3 more
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Error propagation for the Molodensky G1 term [PDF]
Molodensky G terms are used in the computation of the quasigeoid. We derive error propagation formulas that take into account uncertainties in both the free air gravity anomaly and a digital elevation model.
J. McCubbine, W. Featherstone, N. Brown
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Datum transformation is fundamental in geospatial data analysis, enabling the integration of datasets referenced to different geodetic datums. Given the mathematical complexity of datum transformations, this study presents a MATLAB-based graphical user ...
Solomon O. Faruna, PhD +6 more
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On the Applicability of Molodensky’s Concept of Heights in Planetary Sciences [PDF]
Geometric heights, defined with respect to a geometric reference surface, are the most commonly used in planetary studies, but the use of physical heights defined with respect to an equipotential surface (typically the geoid) has been also acknowledged ...
Robert Tenzer, Ismael Foroughi
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Introducción al problema clásico de Molodensky [PDF]
Capítulo publicado en el "IV Curso de Geodesia superior", págs. 1-36, y como trabajo monográfico en la publicación del Instituto de Astronomía y Geodesia.1.- El Problema de Molodensky 2.- Ecuación Fundamental de la Geodesia Física 3.- Ecuación ...
Miguel J. Sevilla
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Comparative Review of Molodensky–Badekas and Burša–Wolf Methods for Coordinate Transformation [PDF]
J. Badekas reinterpreted M. S. Molodensky’s three-dimensional similarity transformation as a vector solution using a centroid.
D. Abbey, W. Featherstone
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