Text book On Geodesy And Least Squares Prepared for the Use of Civil Engineerin
Text book On Geodesy And Least Squares Prepared for the Use of Civil Engineerin
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For a point on the surface of the earth, if regarded as a sphere, the attraction is the same as if the mass were concentrated at the center. If a small mass is horizontally distant d from this point, the relative attractions of the earth and the small mass upon the point are M/R 2 and m/d 2 . Hence if = the deflection of the plumb line due to m, mR 2 The volume of the earth = -R 3, and its mean density is * Recent Progress in Geodesy, by E. D. Preston. Phil. Soc. Of Wash. Bui. Vol. XIII.
204 GE...ODESY. ( 118, Fig. 88, about 5. 63 (as compared with 2. 3 for rock), while in round num- bers R = 6 370 000 m .
Denoting the volume of the mass m by v and its density by d, m=vd.
Substituting, 0" = 0. 001 373^ (119) The effect of elevated masses can thus be computed if the topography is known. If the mass is large in proportion to dis- tance, it should be divided up and vd/d 2 found for each part and added, or a more general expression found by calculus. * After correcting for the topography, deflections still remain, and these are accounted for by variations in density.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a point on the surface of the earth, if regarded as a sphere, the attraction is the same as if the mass were concentrated at the center. If a small mass is horizontally distant d from this point, the relative attractions of the earth and the small mass upon the point are M/R 2 and m/d 2 . Hence if = the deflection of the plumb line due to m, mR 2 The volume of the earth = -R 3, and its mean density is * Recent Progress in Geodesy, by E. D. Preston. Phil. Soc. Of Wash. Bui. Vol. XIII.
204 GE...ODESY. ( 118, Fig. 88, about 5. 63 (as compared with 2. 3 for rock), while in round num- bers R = 6 370 000 m .
Denoting the volume of the mass m by v and its density by d, m=vd.
Substituting, 0" = 0. 001 373^ (119) The effect of elevated masses can thus be computed if the topography is known. If the mass is large in proportion to dis- tance, it should be divided up and vd/d 2 found for each part and added, or a more general expression found by calculus. * After correcting for the topography, deflections still remain, and these are accounted for by variations in density.
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