High resolution gravimetric geoid heights and gravimetric vertical deflections of Europe including marine areas
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Gravimetric geoid heights and gravimetric vertical deflections have been determined for Europe including the Mediterranean Sea, North Sea, Norwegian Sea, Baltic Sea and parts of the North Atlantic Ocean in a 12′ × 20′ grid. The computation has been carried out by least squares spectral combination using closed integral formulas, combining 104 000 mean free air gravity anomalies in 6′ × 10′ blocks, 12 000 mean free air gravity anomalies in 1° × 1° blocks and the spherical harmonic model GEMS. The precision of the computed geoid heights has been estimated to ±1 m, the precision of the computed vertical deflections has been estimated to ±2″. Comparisons of the gravimetric geoid heights and vertical deflections with a number of other solutions have been carried out, confirming the precision estimation.
- University of Hannover Germany
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