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Three-dimensional gravimetry based on the inertial navigation method

Alexander S. Devyatisilnyi

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A technique with which the gravimetry problem is embedded in the problem of disposition of a three-component (three-dimensional) inertial navigation system on a stationary base is substantiated. Results of numerical simulation are presented.

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A technique with which the gravimetry problem is embedded in the problem of disposition of a three-component (three-dimensional) inertial navigation system on a stationary base is substantiated. Results of numerical simulation are presented.

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A technique with which the gravimetry problem is embedded in the problem of disposition of a three-component (three-dimensional) inertial navigation system on a stationary base is substantiated. Results of numerical simulation are presented.

Key concepts: Gravimetry, Inertial navigation system, Inertial frame of reference, Component (thermodynamics), Base (topology), Inertial reference unit, Geodesy, Computer science

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