V.A. Heiskanen – the man who took us to the Moon In the 1950s, Professor Heiskanen calculated the gravitational fields of the Earth and the Moon. His model of the surface of the Earth that was calculated from gravity m

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• Heiskanen
• Juhani
• Veikko Aleksanteri Heiskanen

ESAIM: PROCEEDINGS AND SURVEYS, September 2014, Vol. 45, pJ.-S. Dhersin, Editor A NEW MODEL FOR SHALLOW VISCOELASTIC FREE-SURFACE FLOWS FORCED BY GRAVITY ON ROUGH INCLINED BOTTOM

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: Atmospheric General Circulation Dynamics (HW 4, due May 2): Consider a rotating shallow-water layer with a free surface over a flat bottom boundary. 1. Inertia-gravity waves. Assume uniform rotation with a c

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EIGEN­CG01C: A high resolution global gravity field model combining CHAMP and GRACE satellite mission and surface data EIGEN­CG01C is a combination of GRACE mission (200 days out of April/May/

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• Gravimetry
• Geodesy
• Measurement
• Geomatics
• Geophysics
• Geoid
• Gravity anomaly
• Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment
• Ocean surface topography
• Gravity of Earth
• Gal
• Physical geodesy

Graduation Project Numerical solution of a saddle point linear system Research context. All height systems in the world use a particular equipotential surface of the Earth’s gravity field as a reference surface. TU Del

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• Applied mathematics
• Numerical linear algebra
• Computational science
• Preconditioner
• Condition number
• Saddle point
• Mathematics
• Mathematical analysis
• Numerical analysis

Student research proposal: Impact of static sea surface topography variations on ocean surface waves Leo Maas & Paolo Stocchi (NIOZ, Physical Oceanography) Classical oceanographic studies on ocean waves over non-uniform

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• Physical geography
• Gravitation
• Physical oceanography
• Geophysics
• Oceanography
• Ocean surface topography
• Altimeter
• Gravity of Earth
• Physical geodesy
• Physics
• Geodesy
• Earth

Geophysica (2014), 50(2), 7–25 The Cut-off Wave Number for Weakly Nonlinear Wind Generated Surface Gravity Waves Sergei A. Kitaigorodskii* (Received: November 2014; Accepted: December 2014)

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• Water waves
• Aerodynamics
• Physical oceanography
• Atmospheric dynamics
• Turbulence
• Gravity wave
• Breaking wave
• Wind wave
• Surface layer
• Physics
• Fluid dynamics
• Fluid mechanics

Spectral broadening of free surface gravity waves as a consequence of resonance and quasi-resonance cascade under influence of wind T. Hirobe, T. Waseda, T. Kinoshita and T. Kawamura The influence of wind on the four-wav

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Tides Tides are waves Gravity waves Restoring: Surface

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The approach to gravity as a theory of embedded surface Anton Sheykin in collaboration with S.Paston Saint-Petersburg State University

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