Lecture

Geodetic References: Altitudes

Description

This lecture covers the concept of geoid elevation, orthometric altitude, and altitudes in the context of satellite tracking. It discusses the Swiss local geoid, differences in altitude systems, and the application of orthometric corrections to establish a new frame of reference.

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