【大地测量学基础】200600 Course Outline and Requirements.ppt

School of Geodesy and Geomatics,WHU Foundation of Geodesy Instructor Prof. Jiming Guo (jmguo@) Office: Room 205, 2nd Floor, Building IV, Campus III Lectures: 1)8:00~9:35am Tuesday, Room 501 of Attached Building II 2)9:50~12:15am Thursday, Room 701 of Attached Building I Foundation of Geodesy Course Outline 1 Introduction 2 Earth and Its Motions 3 The Gravity Field of the Earth 4 Coordinate Reference Systems 5 Time Reference System 6 Traditional Geodetic Positioning Techniques ? 7 GPS for Geodetic Surveying 8 Control Network 9 Geodetic Arc Distance 10 Projections Foundation of Geodesy Assessment The final grade will be calculated on the following basis: Homework will be assigned occasionally at class periods. Written homework will be due after one week. The grade on late homework will be reduced 20% for each week, unless exceptional circumstances apply. No late homework will be accepted after 4 weeks of the original due date. You may work together on homework assignments for mutual help on concepts, ideas and approaches; nevertheless, the work you turn in is to be your own and not that of someone else. When homework assignments are found to be obviously duplicated, their grades will be sharply reduced. Final exam will last for 2 hours and cover the whole range of the course. If the marks of the final exam is less than 55(total is 100), then the course grade will be marked as the marks of the final exam. Foundation of Geodesy Xiangyuan Kong, Jiming Guo Zongquan Liu, Foundation of Geodesy(in Chinese), 2001 Wolfgang Torge, Geodesy, Walter de Gruyter, 2001 Petr Vanicek Edward Krakiwsky, Geodesy: the Concepts, Elsvier Science Publishers B.V., 1986 Gunter Seeber, Satellite Geodesy, De Gruyter, Walter Incorporated, 2004 James R. Smith, Introduction to Geodesy, John Wiley Sons, Inc., 1997 Jan Van Sickle, GPS for Land Surveyors, CRC Press, 2001 Maarten Hooijberg, Practical Geodesy, Springer, 1997 www.geod.nrcan.gc.ca/index_e/geodesy_e/geodesy_e.html * Class