Purpose based Geodetic Networks

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Department of Geodesy and Land Consolidation

Synopsis:

Design of fundamental equations of 2D and 3D geodetic network, explanation of principles of different adjustment approaches (traditional, linear operators, Bayesian}, advantages and

disadvantages of different approaches, statistical analysis of the adjusted network.

Requirements:

Theory of errors and adjustment calculus (152TCV1, 152TCV2)

Geodesy 4 (151GD4)

Syllabus of lectures:

* design of fundamental equations of 2D and 3D geodetic network

* explanation of principles of the least-squares method

* statistical analysis of the adjusted network

* advantages and disadvantages of different approaches

Syllabus of tutorials:

Study Objective:

To get acquainted with various approaches to adjustment of geodetic networks. Beside traditional adjustment approach, application of linear operators and probabilistic (Bayesian) approach will be introduced too.

Study materials:

L. Mervart: Adjustment calculus

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Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

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