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Operational Merging of Satellite, Airborne and Surface Gravity Data by Draping Techniques

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In merging surface gravity data with airborne- and satellite-gravity data, a problem of inconsistency at long- and medium-wavelengths occurs. To deal with this problem, a draping technique can be used, which is an empirical technique by which the consistency is imposed upon airborne- and satellite-gravity data by appropriate corrections. The present paper describes some of the techniques used in a recent attempt to merge gravity data over parts of Greenland and the surrounding waters (59°-76°N, 15°-72°W). The least squares collocation draping techniques were implemented in the GRAVSOFT software system.

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Strykowski, G., Forsberg, R. (1998). Operational Merging of Satellite, Airborne and Surface Gravity Data by Draping Techniques. In: Forsberg, R., Feissel, M., Dietrich, R. (eds) Geodesy on the Move. International Association of Geodesy Symposia, vol 119. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72245-5_35

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