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Sea Surface Topography model [cm] from altimetry SSH and gravimetric geoid heights (▲ is the Australian tide-gauge stations and Faraday/Vernadsky station) Fig. 2 illustrates Sea Surface Topography model in the South-Antarctic area with
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The basic purpose of the given work is the construction of the gravimetric quasigeoid from gravimetry data and Sea Surface Topography (SST) model based on altimetry data from 6 satellite missions for the total period of 15 years for the Antarctic region. Another goal...
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