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A high resolution gravimetric quasigeoid model for Vietnam

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Table 1 Statistics of selected local geoid or quasigeoid models
Fig. 1 Diagram of sequential steps (top to bottom) in the calculation of the quasigeoid
Fig. 2 Standard deviation of the differences between the GOCE GGMs in combination with EGM2008 and the GNSS/levelling data
Table 2 Statistics of the differences between the observation elevations and the SRTM3arc [Unit: (m)]
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