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Earth Observation with CHAMP: Results from Three Years in Orbit Book

Earth Observation with CHAMP: Results from Three Years in Orbit
Earth Observation with CHAMP: Results from Three Years in Orbit, In the summer of 2000 the German geo-research satellite CHAMP was launched into orbit. Its innovative payload arrangement and the low initial orbit allow CHAMP to simultaneously collect and almost continuously analyse precise data relating to gravity and , Earth Observation with CHAMP: Results from Three Years in Orbit has a rating of 4 stars
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  • Earth Observation with CHAMP: Results from Three Years in Orbit
  • Written by author Christoph Reigber
  • Published by Springer-Verlag New York, LLC, November 2004
  • In the summer of 2000 the German geo-research satellite CHAMP was launched into orbit. Its innovative payload arrangement and the low initial orbit allow CHAMP to simultaneously collect and almost continuously analyse precise data relating to gravity and
  • In the summer of 2000 the German geo-research satellite CHAMP was launched into orbit. Its innovative payload arrangement and the low initial orbit allow CHAMP to simultaneously collect and almost continuously analyse precise data relating to gravity and
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Ice mass balance and Antarctic gravity change : satellite and terrestrial perspectives3
Gravity model TUM-2Sp based on the energy balance approach and kinematic CHAMP orbits
On the contribution of CHAMP to temporal gravity field variation studies19
Earth gravity field and seasonal variability from CHAMP
Comparison of superconducting gravimeter and CHAMP satellite derived temporal gravity variations31
Improvements in Arctic gravity and geoid from CHAMP and GRACE : An evaluation37
Evaluation of gravity data by EIGEN-2 (CHAMP-only) model in China47
Energy balance relations for validation of gravity field models and orbit determinations applied to the CHAMP mission53
Evaluation of terrestrial gravity data by independent global gravity field models59
Recent developments in CHAMP orbit determination at GFZ65
On calibrating the CHAMP on-board accelerometer and attitude quaternion processing71
Evaluation of the CHAMP accelerometer on two years of mission77
A new method to detect and estimate CHAMP clock bias change and cycle slip83
Comparison of different stochastic orbit modeling techniques89
Determination of non-conservative accelerations from orbit analysis95
CHAMP and resonances101
CHAMP gravity field solutions and geophysical constraint studies108
Application of Eigenvalue decomposition in the parallel computation of a CHAMP 100 x 100 gravity field115
Time-variable gravity seen by satellite missions : on its sampling and its parametrization121
Gravity field recovery by analysis of short arcs of CHAMP127
Statistical assessment of CHAMP data and models using the energy balance approach133
Multiscale geopotential solutions from CHAMP orbits and accelerometry139
Multiscale modeling from EIGEN-1S, EIGEN-2, EIGEN-GRACE01S, UCPH2002ö0.5, EGM96145
A comparison of various procedures for global gravity field recovery from CHAMP orbits151
Precise orbit determination for CHAMP using an efficient kinematic and reduced-dynamic procedure157
On bias and scale and thrust factors for CHAMP accelerometry163
CHAMP accelerometer preprocessing at GeoForschungsZentrum Potsdam169
CHAMP clock characterization revisited175
How Baltic Sea water mass variations mask the postglacial rebound signal in CHAMP and GRACE gravity field solutions181
The impact of the new CHAMP and GRACE gravity models on the measurement of the general relativistic Lense-Thirring effect187
Recovery of isostatic topography over North America from topographic and CHAMP gravity correlations193
Dynamic topography as reflected in the global gravity field199
Impact of the CHAMP mission on estimating the mean sea surface205
Improved estimates of the oceanic circulation using the CHAMP geoid
Contemporary changes in the geoid about Greenland : predictions relevant to gravity space missions217
Mantle viscosity and S-wave to density conversion profiles using CHAMP geoid data223
Regional geoid undulations from CHAMP, represented by locally supported basis functions230
Ionospheric plasma effects for geomagnetic LEO missions at mid- and low-latitudes239
Interpretation of CHAMP crustal field anomaly maps using geographical information system (GIS) technique249
Magnetic crustal thickness in Greenland from CHAMP and Orsted data255
CHAMP magnetic anomalies of the Antarctic crust261
Magnetic petrology database for interpretation satellite magnetic anomalies267
Balloon geomagnetic survey at stratospheric altitudes273
Effect of varying crustal thickness on CHAMP geopotential data279
Reliability of CHAMP anomaly continuations287
Introducing POMME, the POtsdam magnetic model of the earth293
Alternative parameterisations of the external magnetic field and its induced counterpart for 2001 and 2002 using Orsted, Champ and observatory data299
New insight into secular variation between MAGSAT and CHAMP/ORSTED305
Time structure of the 1991 magnetic jerk in the core-mantle boundary zone by inverting global magnetic data supported by satellite measurements311
Use of CHAMP magnetic data to improve the Antarctic geomagnetic reference model317
Secular variation of the geomagnetic field from satellite data323
The spectrum of the magnetic secular variation329
Geomagnetic induction modeling based on CHAMP magnetic vector data335
Electromagnetic induction by Sq ionospheric currents in a heterogeneous earth : modeling using ground-based and satellite measurements341
Wavelet analysis of CHAMP flux gate magnetometer data347
Modelling the ocean effect of geomagnetic storms at ground and satellite altitude353
3-D modelling of the magnetic fields due to ocean tidal flow359
The enhancement of the thermospheric density during the Sept. 25-26, 2001 magnetic storm366
On the modelling of field-aligned currents from magnetic observations by polar orbiting satellites371
The low-altitude cusp : multi-point observations during the February 2002 SIRCUS campaign375
Detection of intense fine-scale field-aligned current structures in the cusp region381
A comparative study of geomagnetic Pi2 pulsations observed by CHAMP and on the ground389
ULF wave magnetic measurements by CHAMP satellite and SEGMA ground magnetometer array : case study of July 6, 2002
Classes of the equatorial electrojet401
The ESPERIA project : a mission to investigate the near-earth space
Status of the CHAMP ME data processing413
Atmospheric and ocean sensing with GNSS421
Amplitude variations in CHAMP radio occultation signal as an indicator of the ionospheric activity431
About the potential of GPS radio occultation measurements for exploring the ionosphere441
Validation of GPS ionospheric radio occultation results onboard CHAMP by vertical sounding observations in Europe447
Ionospheric tomography with GPS data from CHAMP and SAC-C453
Topside plasma scale height modelling based on CHAMP measurements : first results459
Differential code bias of GPS receivers in low earth orbit : an assessment for CHAMP and SAC-C465
Ionosphere/plasmasphere imaging based on GPS navigation measurements from CHAMP and SAC-C471
Three-dimensional monitoring of the polar ionosphere with ground- and space-based GPS477
Comparison of electron density profiles from CHAMP data with NeQuick model483
Model for short-term atmospheric density variations489
Atmospheric profiling with CHAMP : status of the operational data analysis, validation of the recent data products and future prospects495


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