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Presentation from Global Navigation Satellite Systems Speaker: Professor Philip Moore, Professor of Space Geodesy, University of Newcastle

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Geodetic and oceanographic applications of GNSS: recent developments

Session
Thursday, 29 March 2007
00:00
Duration: 30 mins
Publication date: 29 Mar 2007
Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, Portsmouth, United Kingdom
Part of event IET Seminar on Global Navigation Satellite Systems

About the session

The following topics are discussed: GPS signal aliasing and sidereal filtering; sea-level rise (tide gauges and reference frame issues); ocean tidal loading applications to tidal modelling and Antarctic science; current and future geodetic missions utilising GNSS; and real-time GNSS orbits and clocks (with illustration of successes and challenges).

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