Title:

GPS Heighting in the Okavango Delta

Publication Year:
1988
Abstract:

The primary purpose of the GPS survey was to determine the relative heights of water gauges and the water surface at widely separated points in the Delta. In this paper, the writers describe the GPS surveys and the adjustment and connection of the GPS networks to existing survey control. Two geoid models for the region are assessed and their significance evaluated.

Publication Title:

Journal of Surveying Engineering

Volume:
145
Pages:
153 - 163
Item Type:
Journal Article
Language:
en
Files:
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GPS Heighting in the Okavango Delta.pdf 1.86 MB

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