A comparison of different integral-equation-based approaches for local gravity field modelling: case study for the Canadian Rocky Mountains

Tenzer, R; Prutkin, I; Klees, R

A comparison of different integral-equation-based approaches for local gravity field modelling: case study for the Canadian Rocky Mountains

Conference paper (2012)

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R Tenzer External organisation

I Prutkin External organisation

R Klees Physical Space Geodesy

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Physical Space Geodesy

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2012

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English

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Physical Space Geodesy

Abstract

We compare the accuracy of local gravity field modeling in rugged mountains using three different discretised integral equations; namely (1) the single layer approach, (2) poissons integral approach and (3) green's integral approach.

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