Gravity model comparison using GEOS 1 long- arc orbital solutions
Gravity model comparison using geodetic satellite long arc orbital solutions
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Gravity model comparison using geodetic satellite long arc orbital solutions
Orbit calculations for synchronous geodetic satellites to observe continental drift and Chandler wobble
Visual and photographic tracking of satellites for geodetic and triangulation data
Geodetic and atmospheric developments in optical satellite tracking program
Vacuum metrics with null geodetic expanding shear- free congruences using holomorphic solution
Mathematical-physical parametric model of satellite geodetic laser range accuracy, false alarm and count probabilities, correlating with retroreflector signal strength
Verification experiment design for satellite-borne geodetic altimeter operating over seas
Aerial radar and infrared imagery for geodetic survey of northern Arizona
Geodetic parameters of earth gravity field and satellite tracking station positions in geocentric reference frame
Geodetic solution containing resonant geopotential data for synchronous communication satellite orbit determinations
Laser and radar tracking of GEOS 2 for precise geodetic and position location - conference
Geodetic satellite program and planning for GEOS-C satellite
Optimized Doppler tracking system for geodetic satellite ranging
Design criteria for radar altimeter for GEOS-C geodetic satellite
Description of NONAME program and system for determining and analyzing satellite orbits and estimating geodetic parameters
Very long baseline interferometry /VLB1/ one-bit instrumentation using videotape recorders in geodetic and geophysical measurements
Earth gravity field and satellite tracking stations positions geodetic parameters in geocentric reference frame
Differential angular accelerometer, utilizing complex geometric configurations and spring-coupled rotating masses, demonstrates feasibility of measuring mass distributions of celestial bodies by detecting spatial gradients of their fields from orbiting vehicles. Applications include mineralogical surveying, geodetic engineering, and solar system investigation.