The rigorous determination of orthometric heights

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The rigorous determination of orthometric heights

The main problem of the rigorous definition of the orthometric height is the evaluation of the mean value of the Earth’s gravity acceleration along the plumbline within the topography. To find the exact relation between rigorous orthometric and Molodensky’s normal heights, the mean gravity is decomp...

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Main Authors:	Tenzer, R., Vanicek, P., Santos, M., Featherstone, Will, Kuhn, Michael
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Springer - Verlag 2005
Subjects:	Mean gravity Plumbline Normal height Orthometric height
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/9386

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