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grav-sr-2arcsec is a suite of 2-arcsec surface gravitational maps of the Slovak Republic in terms of the gravitational potential (V), the full gravitational vector (Vx, Vy, Vz) in the local north-oriented reference frame (LNOF), and the full gravitational tensor in LNOF (Vxx, Vxy, …, Vzz). The suite was computed from a high-resolution gravity field model of Slovakia developed by Bucha et al. (2016). The maps rely on three sources of gravitational information: the Zero-Tide version of the global geopotential model EIGEN-6C4 (Forste, C. et al., 2014) up to degree 2190 (~5 arcmin resolution, ~9 km), the expansion of the residual gravitational signal up to degree 21600 in terms of spherical radial basis functions (Bucha et al. 2016) (~30 arcsec, ~950 m), and residual terrain modelling (Bucha et al. 2016) (2 arcsec, ~60 m). An independent validation of grav-sr-2arcsec revealed the standard deviation of 0.789 mGal in terms of the gravity. Bucha, B., Janak, J., Papco, J., Bezdek, A., 2016. High-resolution regional gravity field modelling in a mountainous area from terrestrial gravity data. Geophysical Journal International 207, 949-966, http://doi.org/10.1093/gji/ggw311
Residual terrain modelling, Spherical radial basis functions, Gravitational field, Spherical harmonics
Residual terrain modelling, Spherical radial basis functions, Gravitational field, Spherical harmonics
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