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Bathymetry Prediction of South China Sea from Satellite Data

Jia Luo

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This paper focuses on the study of bathymetry prediction from satellite altimeter data and the use of FFT technique.In this study,the free_air gravity anomalies over the South China Sea are determined by the satellite altimeter data of GEOSAT,ERS_1,ERS_2 and T/P.And the 2.5′×2.5′ bathymetry model in the South China Sea is calculated from the gravity anomalies by the inversion model given in this paper.After the analyses of the inversion results,some conclusions can be drawn. 1) In deep_water area (4 000m),the accuracy of the bathymetry calculated from gravity anomalies is better than that of the TBASE model by over 15%. 2) The calculating results contain the significant system error. 3) In the bathymetry calculating,eliminating the system error is helpful. 4) In the shallow_water area,the accuracy of the results almost has not been improved relative to the TBASE model.

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This paper focuses on the study of bathymetry prediction from satellite altimeter data and the use of FFT technique.In this study,the free_air gravity anomalies over the South China Sea are determined by the satellite altimeter data of GEOSAT,ERS_1,ERS_2 and T/P.And the 2.5′×2.5′ bathymetry model in the South China Sea is calculated from the gravity anomalies by the inversion model given in this paper.After the analyses of the inversion results,some conclusions can be drawn. 1) In deep_water area (4 000m),the accuracy of the bathymetry calculated from gravity anomalies is better than that of the TBASE model by over 15%. 2) The calculating results contain the significant system error. 3) In the bathymetry calculating,eliminating the system error is helpful. 4) In the shallow_water area,the accuracy of the results almost has not been improved relative to the TBASE model.

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This paper focuses on the study of bathymetry prediction from satellite altimeter data and the use of FFT technique.In this study,the free_air gravity anomalies over the South China Sea are determined by the satellite altimeter data of GEOSAT,ERS_1,ERS_2 and T/P.And the 2.5′×2.5′ bathymetry model in the South China Sea is calculated from the gravity anomalies by the inversion model given in this paper.After the analyses of the inversion results,some conclusions can be drawn. 1) In deep_water area (4 000m),the accuracy of the bathymetry calculated from gravity anomalies is better than that of the TBASE model by over 15%. 2) The calculating results contain the significant system error. 3) In the bathymetry calculating,eliminating the system error is helpful. 4) In the shallow_water area,the accuracy of the results almost has not been improved relative to the TBASE model.

Key concepts: Bathymetry, Altimeter, Satellite altimetry, Geodesy, Geology, Inversion (geology), Remote sensing, Satellite

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