Courses – Fakultet tehničkih nauka u Novom Sadu

Subject: Selected chapters of Theoretical geodesy (17.DGI007)

Native organizations units: Sub-department for Automatic Control and Systems Engineering

Type of studies	Title
Doctoral Academic Studies	Geodesy and Geoinformatics (Year: 1, Semester: Summer)

General information:

Category	Scientific-professional
Scientific or art field	Geodezija Geoinformatika
ECTS	10

Developing knowledge about the connection between space (inertial) and terrestrial (along with Earth-bound) coordinate systems, or their realizations - frameworks, in order to learn and acquire skills for interconnecting the results of modern GPS satellite measurement with conventional terrestrial measurements using different date transformations.

Adoption of the theoretical and practical basics on which traditional and modern Geodetic Reference Systems (GRS) and their implementation are built - frames. Distinguish completely geometrically defined GRS from GRS to which it operates and which are based on the Earth's field of gravity. Being familiar with existing state and international reference frameworks. Understand and apply algorithms for conversion and transformation between different GRSs.

Introduction to mathematical and physical geodesy. Reference coordinate systems and frameworks. Methods of terrestrial and satellite geodesy. Model equations of three-dimensional geodesy. Basics of geophysical theory. Absolute and relative determination of the acceleration of gravity. Gravimetric reference systems and gravimetric networks. Height above sea level. Statistical methods in physical geodesy. Modern methods of determining the Earth figures. Cosmic methods.

Lectures. Consultations. Internet. Research and study work. Projected task.

Authors	Title	Year	Publisher	Language
Teunissen, Peter J.G., Montenbruck, O. (Eds.)	Handbook of Global Navigation Satellite Systems	2017	Springer	English
Jekeli, C.	Geometric Reference Systems in Geodesy	2012	Ohio State University, USA	English
Bernard Hofmann-Wellenhof and Helmut Moritz	Physical Geodesy	2005	Springer Verlag Wien New York, USA	English