Proceedings of the Annual Gravity Gradiometry Conference (14th) Held in Colorado Springs, Colorado on February 11 - 12, 1986
Terry J. Fundak
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Terry J. Fundak
Abstract
Papers presented at the 14th Gravity Gradiometry Conference included: Development Experience of a Moving Base Gravity Gradiometer and Discussion of Future Applications, Gradiometry and Geodesy, or Separating Inseparation, Requirements for the use of Airborne Gradiometry in Exploration Geophysics, Quick Review of Gradiometer-Aided Land Navigation, Applications of Superconducting Gravity Gradiometer System toward Inertial Guidance and Fundamental Science, Efficient Gravity Gradient Data Gathering, Use of Terrain Elevation Data in Airborne Gradiometry, The Gravity Gradiometer Survey System, Airborne Gravity Gradiometer Data Processing, and Isomorphic Geodetic and Electrical Networks An Application to the Analysis of Airborne Gravity Gradiometer Survey Data.
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Papers presented at the 14th Gravity Gradiometry Conference included: Development Experience of a Moving Base Gravity Gradiometer and Discussion of Future Applications, Gradiometry and Geodesy, or Separating Inseparation, Requirements for the use of Airborne Gradiometry in Exploration Geophysics, Quick Review of Gradiometer-Aided Land Navigation, Applications of Superconducting Gravity Gradiometer System toward Inertial Guidance and Fundamental Science, Efficient Gravity Gradient Data Gathering, Use of Terrain Elevation Data in Airborne Gradiometry, The Gravity Gradiometer Survey System, Airborne Gravity Gradiometer Data Processing, and Isomorphic Geodetic and Electrical Networks An Application to the Analysis of Airborne Gravity Gradiometer Survey Data.
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