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2: Geoid Undulations from the EGM96

2: Geoid Undulations from the EGM96

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Figure 2.1: Geodetic Altitude, Orthometric and Geoid Height (based on [9])
Figure 2.2: Geoid Undulations from the EGM96
Figure 2.4: Pressure altitude deviation from true altitude AMSL
Figure 2.5: Flight levels (based on the figure given in [34])
+27 Figure 2.6: Pressure altitude corrections
Modeling of Barometric Altimeter Measurements to support Geodetic Altitude Navigation
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  • Jul 2021
Vertical Navigation is of great importance for safe aircraft navigation and guidance, which have been for decades based on standard pressure altitude to support the determination of aircrafts flight levels. This altitude is obtained from airborne pressure measurements performed by barometers and is referenced to the International Standard Aatmosphe...
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