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Journal Article
Effect of the UNB topographical density model on geoid determination of Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina
2025
Overview
This study assesses the effect of the UNB Topographical Density Model on the accuracy of geoid determination in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina. Using the KTH method, 1020 gravimetric geoid models were developed, incorporating both constant and variable density values, simple and complete Bouguer anomalies. The study found that the model computed by the UNB Topographical Density Model and complete Bouguer anomalies achieved the highest precision, with an RMSE of 1.33 cm. The final geoid model was adjusted to the old vertical datum (Trieste height), resulting in an RMSE of 3.44 cm when tested with static GNSS points. These findings underscore the importance of incorporating variable density models for improving geoid accuracy and suggest further refinement using local geological data could enhance precision.
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Springer Nature B.V
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