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Detailed gravimetric geoid around Japan based on 30′ × 30′ block gravity means

Yasuhiro Ganeko Hydrographic Department, Sirahama Hydrographic Observatory, 3347 Sirahama, Simoda, Sizuoka 415, Japan
Pages 297-312 | Published online: 10 Jan 2009

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Szu Pyng Kao & J. S. Bethel. (1992) Geoid from geopotential model in the Taiwan area. Marine Geodesy 15:4, pages 245-252.
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S. Ono. (1987) Quasigeoid and deflection determinations by astrogravimetric methods. Bulletin Géodésique 61:1, pages 41-59.
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Hiroshi Ishizaki, Masahiro Endoh & Toshiyoshi Tada. (1983) . Papers in Meteorology and Geophysics 33:4, pages 307-314.
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