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    Chapter and Conference Paper

    Local Gravity Field Modelling in Rugged Terrain Using Spherical Radial Basis Functions: Case Study for the Canadian Rocky Mountains

    We analyze the performance of a least-squares approximation of the gravity field using Spherical Radial Basis Functions (SRBFs) in rugged mountains. The numerical experiment is conducted for the gravity distur...

    R. Tenzer, R. Klees, T. Wittwer in Geodesy for Planet Earth (2012)

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    Comparison of Regional and Global GRACE Gravity Field Models at High Latitudes

    In this study we address the question of whether regional gravity field modeling techniques of GRACE data can offer improved resolution over traditional global spherical harmonic solutions. Earlier studies int...

    B. C. Gunter, T. Wittwer, W. Stolk, R. Klees, P. Ditmar in Geodesy for Planet Earth (2012)

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    A Comparison of Global and Regional GRACE Models for Land Hydrology

    When using GRACE as a tool for hydrology, many different gravity field model products are now available to the end user. The traditional spherical harmonics solutions produced from GRACE are typically obtained...

    R. Klees, X. Liu, T. Wittwer, B. C. Gunter, E. A. Revtova in Surveys in Geophysics (2008)

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    A data-driven approach to local gravity field modelling using spherical radial basis functions

    We propose a methodology for local gravity field modelling from gravity data using spherical radial basis functions. The methodology comprises two steps: in step 1, gravity data (gravity anomalies and/or gravi...

    R. Klees, R. Tenzer, I. Prutkin, T. Wittwer in Journal of Geodesy (2008)

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    A data-adaptive design of a spherical basis function network for gravity field modelling

    A data-adaptive strategy for the design of spherical basis function (SBF) networks is presented. The strategy comprises a data-driven selection of the SBFs prior to parameter estimation and an automatic select...

    R. Klees, T. Wittwer in Dynamic Planet (2007)

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    Local gravity field modelling with multi-pole wavelets

    We propose an alternative approach to the application of spherical wavelet functions for local gravity field modelling from terrestrial, airborne and/or space-borne data. Instead of estimating the finest scale...

    R. Klees, T. Wittwer in Dynamic Planet (2007)