CERN Accelerating science

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Report number	CERN-87-01
Conference title	CAS - CERN Accelerator School on Applied Geodesy for Particle Accelerators
Date(s), location	14 - 18 Apr 1986, CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
Editor(s)	Turner, Stuart (ed.)
Corporate author(s)	CERN. Geneva ; CERN. Geneva. CERN Accelerator School
Imprint	Geneva : CERN, 1987 - 424 p.
Series	(Lecture notes in earth science ; 12) (CERN Accelerator School) (CERN Yellow Reports: School Proceedings)
Note	Also publ. by Springer
ISBN	3540182195 9783540182191
DOI	e-proceedings: 10.5170/CERN-1987-001
Subject category	Accelerators and Storage Rings
Free keywords	GPS - global positioning system ; LEP ; VLBI ; geodetic networks ; distinvar ; gyroscope ; metrology ; survey ; CAS ; beams ; positioning ; satellites ; surveying ; terrameter ; underground
Copyright/License	publication: (License: CC-BY-3.0)

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Welcoming address [to CAS - CERN Accelerator School on Applied Geodesy for Particle Accelerators] (p. 1)

by Gervaise, Jean

Opening Address : the People of Geodesy(p. 2)

by Allan, A L

After dinner speech (p. 13)

by Picasso, Emilio

Closing address : challenge of the future for geodesy(p. 16)

by Gervaise, Jean

GPS its development and deployment (p. 24)

by Backer, L S

GPS receiver technology (p. 31)

by Boucher, C

Precise positioning with the GPS (p. 36)

by Goad, C C

GPS orbit determination using the double difference phase observable (p. 50)

by Beutler, G

Accuracy problems when combining terrestrial and satellite observations (p. 66)

by Welsch, W M

The LEP trilateration network (p. 85)

by Gervaise, Jean

Deviation of the vertical (p. 105)

by Gurtner, W

Comparison between terrameter and GPS results : and how to get there(p. 119)

by Beutler, G

High precision geodesy applied to CERN accelerators (p. 128)

by Gervaise, Jean

Gyroscope technology : status and trends(p. 166)

by Gaspary, W F

Underground geodesy (p. 183)

by Fischer, J C

Computer aided geodesy for LEP installation ; pt 1, the installation procedure (p. 209)

by Hublin, M

Computer-aided geodesy for LEP installation ; pt 2, instrumentation (p. 219)

by Coosemans, Williame

Applied metrology for LEP ; pt 1, computing and analysis methods (p. 233)

by Mayoud, Michel

Applied metrology for LEP ; pt 2, data logging and management of geodetic measurements with a database (p. 248)

by Quesnel, Jean Pierre

Metrology for experiments (p. 255)

by Lasseur, C

Geodetic networks for crustal movements studies (p. 280)

by Baldi, P L

Three-dimensional adjustments in a local reference system (p. 307)

by Iliffe, J K

Inverse regional reference systems : a possible synthesis between three- and two-dimensional geodesy(p. 328)

by Dufour, H M

On continuous theory for geodetic networks (p. 344)

by Borre, K

New trends in terminal geodesy (p. 362)

by Moritz, H

Very long baseline interferometry (p. 375)

by Campbell, J

Future accelerators (p. 396)

by Johnsen, Kjell

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