Kriging of Airborne Gravity Data in the Coastal Areas of the Gulf of Mexico
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Abstract: This paper deals with the application of kriging technique to find the continuous map of gravity on the geoid in the coastal areas and to evaluate its precision.
Keywords:
Gravity; Kriging; Geoid; Map; Statistics
Cite this paper:
Song, H. , L. Sadovski, A. and Jeffress, G. (2013) Kriging of Airborne Gravity Data in the Coastal Areas of the Gulf of Mexico. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, 1, 63-67. doi: 10.4236/jamp.2013.14012.
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