Lecture
This lecture covers the analysis and evaluation of data from GNSS tide gauges, focusing on antenna height, area, resolution, and sea properties. It discusses the advantages and disadvantages of traditional tide gauges, improvements in measurements, and the precision of sea level measurements. The presentation also delves into the performance impact of mountainous topography on GNSS signals, the reliability of GPS navigation in mountainous regions, and the construction of payloads for Leo broadband constellations. The lecture concludes with a study on the availability and continuity of GNSS signals in challenging terrains, such as mountainous regions.