Gele serie

De ‘Gele serie’ Publications on Geodesy bevat proefschriften en andere wetenschappelijke publicaties.

Geospatial Data on the Web

Linda van den Brink
No. 93

The Elements of Deformation Analysis. Blending Geodetic Observations and Deformation Hypotheses

Hiddo Velsink
No. 92

Classification and Change Detection in Multi-Epoch Airborne Laser Scanning Point Clouds

Sudan Xu
No. 91

Reconstructing and Correcting 3D Building Models using Roof Topology Graphs

Biao Xiong
No. 90

Guided Close Range Photogrammetry for 3D Modelling of Cultural Heritage Sites

Bashar Saleem Abbas Alsadik
No. 89

Spatial information in public consultation within Environmental Impact Assessments

Angelina Nduta Mwenda
No. 88

Evaluatie van innovatieve landregistratie- instrumenten in sub-Sahara Afrika. Drie cases binnen een peri-urbane context

Paul van Asperen
No. 87

Persistent Scatterer Interferometrie gebaseerd op geodetische schattingstheorie

Freek van Leijen
No. 86

Global Earth Structure Recovery from State-of-the-art Models of the Earth’s Gravity Field and Additional Geophysical Information

Hamayun
No. 85

De informatiearchipel. Dynamiek tussen overheidsorganisaties en geo-informatievoorziening

Michiel Jellema
No. 84

Modelling the Earth’s static and time-varying gravity field using a combination of GRACE and GOCE data

Hassan Hashemi Farahani
No. 83

Roadmap to a mutually consistent set of offshore vertical reference frames

D.C. Slobbe
No. 82

Improving radar interferometry for monitoring fault-related surface deformation. Applications for the Roer Valley Graben and coal mine induced displacements in the southern Netherlands

Miguel Caro Cuenca
No. 81

Satellite radar interferometry: estimation of atmospheric delay

Shizhuo Liu
No. 80

Development Methodology for an Integrated Legal Cadastre. Deriving Portugal Country Model from the Land Administration Domain Model

João Paulo Hespanha
No. 79

A Domain Model for Land Administration

Christiaan Lemmen
No. 78

Variable-scale Geo-information

Martijn Meijers
No. 77

Assessing Spatial Data Infrastructures

Lucasz Grus
No. 76

Knowledge based building facade reconstruction from laser point clouds and images

Shi Pu
No. 75

Acquisition of 3D topography. Automated 3D road and building reconstruction using airborne laser scanner data and topographic maps

Sander Oude Elberink
No. 74

Identification and Modeling of Sea Level Change Contributors. On GRACE Satellite Gravity Data and their Applications to Sea Level Change Monitoring

B. Wouters
No. 73

Regional gravity field modeling with radial basis functions

Tobias Wittwer
No. 72

Ionospheric Modeling for Precise GNSS Applications

Y. Memarzadeh
No. 71

Regional gravity field modeling using airborne gravimetry data

Bas Alberts
No. 70

Estimating Sea Floor Dynamics in the Southern North Sea to Improve Bathymetric Survey Planning

Leendert Louis Dorst
No. 69

Safe nautical charts require a carefully designed bathymetric survey policy, especially in shallow Global gravity field recovery from satellite-to-satellite tracking data with the acceleration approach

Xianglin Liu
No. 68

Functional and stochastic modelling of satellite gravity data

Jasper van Loon
No. 67

3D Topography. A Simplicial Complex-based Solution in a Spatial DBMS

Friso Penninga
No. 66

Towards a Rigorous Logic for Spatial Data Representation

Rodney James Thompson
No. 65

Least-Squares Variance Component Estimation. Theory and GPS Applications

Ali Reza Amiri-Simkooei
No. 64

Semantic interoperability of distributed geo-services

Rob Lemmens
No. 63

Automatic reconstruction of industrial installations using point clouds and images

Tahir Rabbani Shah
No. 62

Precise relative positioning of formation flying spacecraft using GPS

Remco Kroes
No. 61

Spatial data quality: from description to application

Pepijn van Oort
No. 60

Segmentation and Classification of Airborne Laser Scanner Data

George Sithole
No. 59

The GNSS integer ambiguities: estimation and validation

Sandra Verhagen
No. 58

3D Cadastre

Jantien E. Stoter
No. 57

Troposphere Modeling and Filtering for Precise GPS Leveling

Frank Kleijer
No. 56

Automated aggregation of geographic objects. A new approach to the conceptual generalisation of geographic databases

J.W.N. van Smaalen
No. 55

Automation in Architectural Photogrammetry. Line-Photogrammetry for the Reconstruction from Single and Multiple Images

Frank van den Heuvel
No. 54

Reconstruction of 3D Building Models from Aerial Images and Maps

ldikó Süveg
No. 53

Fast precise GPS positioning in the presence of ionospheric delays

Dennis Odijk
No. 52

Systems of Land Registration Aspects and Effects

Jaap Zevenbergen
No. 51

The first absolute gravity measurements in The Netherlands

M. Crombaghs et al.
No. 50

The influence of data quality on the detectability of sea-level height variations

K.I. van Onselen
No. 49

Quality assessment of satellite-based global gravity field models

J. Bouman
No. 48

Time in GIS: Issues in spatio-temporal modelling

L. Heres
No. 47

A processing strategy for the application of the GPS in networks

P.J. de Jonge
No. 46

Recursive data processing for kinematic GPS surveying

C.C.J.M. Tiberius
No. 45

Knowledge-based interpretation of aerial images for updating of road maps

Marlies de Gunst
No. 44

Methods for the generalization of geo-databases

Martien Molenaar (ed.)
No. 43

Geodetic dual-frequency GPS receivers under anti-spoofing

P.G. Sluiter
No. 42

Linking up spatial models in geodesy extended S-transformations

W. Baarda
No. 41

Advanced geographic data modelling. Spatial data modelling and query languages for 2D and 3D applications

Martien Molenaar and Sylvia de Hoop (eds.)
No. 40

Spherical harmonic analysis of satellite gradiometry

Reiner Rummel, Martin van Gelderen, Radboud Koop
No. 39

Global gravity modelling using satellite gravity gradiometry

Radboud Koop
No. 38

Least squares filtering and testing for geodetic navigation applications

Martin Salzmann
No. 37

Refraction of transatmospheric signals in geodesy. Proceedings of the symposium

J.C. de Munck and T.A.Th. Spoelstra (eds.)
No. 36

The geodetic boundary value problem in two dimensions and its iterative solutions

Martin van Genderen
No. 35

A quality investigation of global vertical datum connection

Xu Peiliang and Reiner Rummel
No. 34

The role of orbit errors in processing of satellite altimeter data

E.J.O. Schrama
No. 33

NAVGRAV navigation and gravimetric experiment at the North Sea

R.H.M. Haagmans, G.J. Husti, P. Plugers
No. 32

On the ‘great circle reduction’ in the data analysis for the astronomic satellite Hipparcos

H. van der Marel
No. 31

The geometry of geodetic inverse linear mapping and non-linear adjustment

P.J.G. Teunissen
No. 30

On the principles, assumptions and methods of geodetic very long baseline interferometry

F.J.J. Brouwer
No. 29

The global mapping of gravity with two satellites

Oscar L. Colombo
No. 28

Quaternion algebra applied to polygon theory in three dimensional space

H. Quee
No. 27

A further inquiry into the theory of S-transformations and criterion matrices

M. Molenaar
No. 26

A connection between geometric and gravimetric Geodesy. A first sketch

W. Baarda
No. 25

Deviations of the vertical in The Netherlands from geodetic-astronomical observations

G.J. Husti
No. 24

The modified astronometric procedure of satellite plate reduction as applied at the Kootwijk Observatory of the Delft Geodetic Institute

D.L.F. van Loon and T.J. Poelstra
No. 23

Geodetic-astronomical observations in The Netherlands 1947-1973

G.J. Husti
No. 22

The astrometric procedure of satellite plate reduction as applied at the Delft Geodetic Institute

L. Aardoom, D.L.F. van Loon, T.J. Poelstra
No. 21

Delft University equipment for photographic satellite observations

T.J. Poelstra and F.W. Zeeman
No. 20

On a geodetic application of multiple-station very long baseline interferometry

L. Aardoom
No. 19

S-Transformations and criterion matrices

W. Baarda
No. 18

Measurement of the base and base extention net ‘Afsluitdijk’

G. Bakker, M. Haarsma, B.G.K. Krijger, J.C. de Munck

The precision of photogrammetric models

G.H. Ligterink
No. 16

Remeasurement of the standard base line Loenermark

Tauno Honkasalo
No. 15

The twin Laplace point Ubachsberg – Tongeren, applying the black method

G.J. Husti
No. 14

The theory of dispersion applied to electro-optical distance measurement and angle measurement

J.C. de Munck
No. 13

Gravity surveys in Surinam and The Netherlands Leewards Islands Area, 1958-1965

J. Veldkamp (ed)
No. 12

The adjustment of primary direction measurements with special reference to circle testing methods

G. Bakker
No. 11

A self-reducing range-finder with an automatic registration system

M.J.M. Bogaerts
No. 10

A testing procedure for use in geodetic networks

W. Baarda
No. 9

Statistical concepts in geodesy

W. Baarda
No. 8

Simultaneous determination of latitude, longitude and azimuth by horizontal directions at the sun

G.J. Husti
No. 7

Selections of stars for the determination of time, azimuth and Laplace quantity by meridian transits

R. Roelofs
No. 6

Interpretation of gravity anomalies on the westcoast of South America and in the Caribbean and the Puerto Rico Trench; two types of deep ocean trenches

F.A. Vening Meinesz
No. 5

Analyse van de waarnemingsresultaten verkregen op het geodetisch- en astronomisch station op Curaçao tijdens het Internationaal Geofysisch Jaar 1957-1958 en een onderzoek van het astrolabium A. Danjon

A.C. Scheepmaker
No. 4

Stereo nomograms

N.D. Haasbroek
No. 3

Report on the adjustment of the United European Levelling Net and related computations

J.E. Alberda
No. 2

Vertical angles, deviations of the vertical and adjustment

J.E. Alberda
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