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Contents: The use of helicopters in two-milligal gravimetric surveys in the tundra, by B. D. Poletaev Experience in the use of the MI-1 helicopter in conducting a gravimetric survey in conjunction with barometric levelling, by B. P. Borodin and others The GAK-3M gravimeter with electrical thermostat...

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Other Authors: JOINT PUBLICATIONS RESEARCH SERVICE ARLINGTON VA
Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1963
Subjects:
Geology
Geochemistry and Mineralogy
Cartography and Aerial Photography
Geodesy
*GRAVITY
*MAPPING
*AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
*GEODESICS
USSR
TOPOGRAPHIC CAMERAS
HORIZONTAL INDICATORS
BAROMETERS
GEOPHYSICS
TRANSLATIONS
FOREIGN REPORTS
Borodin
Tundra
Online Access:http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0406403
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Summary:Contents: The use of helicopters in two-milligal gravimetric surveys in the tundra, by B. D. Poletaev Experience in the use of the MI-1 helicopter in conducting a gravimetric survey in conjunction with barometric levelling, by B. P. Borodin and others The GAK-3M gravimeter with electrical thermostat, by A. N. Timofeev and V. N. Rozenberg On the accuracy of altitude determinations from topographic maps during regional gravimetric surveys, by A. P. Egorov Trans. of Geofizicheskaya Razvedka (USSR) 1961, no. 6, p. 47-59, 93-95, 118-124.

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