Journal of Applied Geophysics
 2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jappgeo.2010.11.007
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The new quasi-geoid model IRQG09 for Iran

Ramin Kiamehr
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“…Pemodelan geoid di beberapa wilayah seperti Vietnam (Vu dkk., 2019), New Zealand (McCubbine dkk., 2018, dan Iran (Kiamehr, 2011) menunjukkan bahwa akurasi geoid bervariasi pada fraksi 4 s.d. 19 cm.…”
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Pemodelan Quasigeoid Lokal Bali dari Data Gayaberat Teristris Menggunakan Formula Hotine

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“…Pemodelan geoid di beberapa wilayah seperti Vietnam (Vu dkk., 2019), New Zealand (McCubbine dkk., 2018, dan Iran (Kiamehr, 2011) menunjukkan bahwa akurasi geoid bervariasi pada fraksi 4 s.d. 19 cm.…”
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Pemodelan Quasigeoid Lokal Bali dari Data Gayaberat Teristris Menggunakan Formula Hotine

Triarahmadhana
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Putra3
2023
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Transfer of height datum across seas using GPS leveling, gravimetric geoid and corrections based on a polynomial surface

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Orthometric Height Improvement in Tainan City using RTK GPS and Local Geoid Corrector Surface Models

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