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The construction of formulas for sequentially computing solutions and a variance-covariance matrix with the bandtype system of observation equations, which is inherent in geodetic networks, is carried out; these formulas are illustrated with a simple numerical example in which the adjustment for the trilateration of triply coupled quadrilaterals is executed.
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Saito, T. Sequential solutions with the bandtype system of Observation equations. Bull. Geodesique 52, 7–18 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02521788
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