Approximation of gravity anomalies by method of ASHA on Arctic area

Abstract

We consider the method of constructing the local gravity field using technique called spherical cap harmonic analysis (SCHA). This approach involves using of associated Legendre functions of integer degree and noninteger order. These functions form two sets of functions. They are mutually orthogonal over the spherical cap in each set. However, in general these functions are not orthogonal. Thus, for using both of these sets of functions it is traditionally used least squares method. However, for higher orders it is quite difficult to compute eigenvalues and norms of these functions. Therefore, we substantiate the use of technique adjusted spherical harmonic analysis (ASHA) for constructing local field of gravity anomalies. The technique ASHA provides of projection of initial data of gravity anomalies from segment of sphere to hemisphere and continued using of spherical functions of integer degree and integer order. Obviously, on hemisphere we will also obtain two sets of orthogonal functions. For the first system of functions difference n-m will be even. In turn, for the second system of functions difference n-m will be odd. With using technique ASHA we constructed field of gravity anomalies up to 100 order on Arctic area using accelerated algorithm of computation of normal equations matrix and harmonic coefficients. This algorithm provides designing of initial data on a uniform grid. In such uniform grid distance between parallels can be arbitrary. In turn, the distance between meridians must keep constant value. In this case, during the construction of the normal equations matrix we can use discrete orthogonal relation between basis functions in longitude. Also we built field of gravity anomalies on Arctic area using model EGM 2008 up to 360 order. To estimate accuracy we compared obtained model of gravity anomalies and constructing field of gravity anomalies from model EGM 2008. We found the main characteristics of initial field of gravity anomalies on Arctic area and the model values and their differences.

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B. B. Dzhuman

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B. B. Dzhuman (2014). Approximation of gravity anomalies by method of ASHA on Arctic area. Геодезія, картографія і аерофотознімання, 80(2), 62-68. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-485790