2008
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)0733-9453(2008)134:2(61)
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Three-Dimensional Networks Are Horizontally Superior in Robustness: A Mathematical Reasoning

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“…Here, the length means the distances or connections between reference sites. One example of use of strain analysis with geodetic networks is robustness analysis (VANÍČEK et al, 1991;KRAKIWSKY et al, 1993;VANÍČEK et al, 2001;HSU and LI, 2004;BERBER et al, 2008;HSU et al, 2008;VANÍČEK et al, 2008;YETKIN, 2012;YETKIN and BERBER, 2013). In robustness analysis, strain analysis is used to portray the effect of undetected errors because strain technique is independent of adjustment constraints and reflects only the network geometry and accuracy of the observations .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, the length means the distances or connections between reference sites. One example of use of strain analysis with geodetic networks is robustness analysis (VANÍČEK et al, 1991;KRAKIWSKY et al, 1993;VANÍČEK et al, 2001;HSU and LI, 2004;BERBER et al, 2008;HSU et al, 2008;VANÍČEK et al, 2008;YETKIN, 2012;YETKIN and BERBER, 2013). In robustness analysis, strain analysis is used to portray the effect of undetected errors because strain technique is independent of adjustment constraints and reflects only the network geometry and accuracy of the observations .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reliability and geometrical strength criteria have been shown to be highly interrelated (Seemkooei 2001a, b). Hsu (2004) and Hsu et al (2008) established the mathematical foundation for this relation. The geometrical strength is not the subject of discussion in the present contribution.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Em Hsu e Li (2004), é apresentada a decomposição das primitivas de deformação (ou parâmetros de robustez) em duas componentes, uma de caráter "local" (relativa à redundância da própria observação), e outra complementar a esta, bem como a aplicação em uma rede geodésica. Em Hsu et al (2008), é apresentada uma demonstração matemática para o fato de redes geodésicas tridimensionais apresentarem uma robustez superior em planimetria e inferior em Bol. Ciênc.…”
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