How Do we Estimate Gravity Field? Terrestrial data –Measurements of surface gravity –Fit spherical harmonic coefficients Satellite data –Integrate equations.

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How Do we Estimate Gravity Field? Terrestrial data –Measurements of surface gravity –Fit spherical harmonic coefficients Satellite data –Integrate equations of motion subject to force model –Estimate initial conditions (position+velocity) –Estimate coefficients of (spherical harmonic expansion of) gravity field

EGM96 Based on a combination of satellite and terrestrial data 70x70 combination solution –Direct satellite altimetry (TOPEX/POSEIDON, ERS-1, GEOSAT) –Direct tracking of >30 satellites –Surface gravity normals N>70 from terrestrial data –Global gravity anomalies

EGM96 Geoid

GRACE Gravity Recovery And Climate Explorer A specific gravity change mission A pair of satellites orbiting closely, as a gravity gradiometer –Postglacial rebound –Global water cycle –Hydrology/climate change