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Construction of the system of basic mechanical parameters of the Earth

ISTCGCAP.
2007;
Volume 68, Number 68
: 114-124
Authors:
  1. Alexander N. Marchenko
  2. Nataliya Yarema
1
Department of Geodesy, Institute of Geodesy, Lviv Polytechnic National University
2
Lviv Polytechnic National University

The development of new closed expressions for the simulteneous adjustment of astronomical and geodetic global parameters was done. A consistent set of the Earth 's fundamental parameters based on recent geodetic and astronomical data was constructed. Secular variations of basic astronomical and geodetic parameters were estimated in view of their further use for the precession- nutation theory.

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