In a context of global change and increasing anthropic pressure on the environment,
monitoring the Earth system and its evolution has become one of the key missions of …

This review covers basic theory and techniques behind the use of ground-based gravimetry
at the Earth's surface. The orientation is toward modern instrumentation, data processing …

We present a spherical harmonic solution of the static gravity field of Mars to degree and
order 120, GMM-3, that has been calculated using the Deep Space Network tracking data of …

A realistically perturbed synthetic de-aliasing model consistent with the updated Earth
System Model of the European Space Agency is now available over the period 1995–2006 …

Time-varying Stokes coefficients estimated from GRACE satellite data are routinely
converted into mass anomalies at the Earth's surface with the expression proposed for that …

The gravity fields of celestial bodies that possess an atmosphere are periodically perturbed
by the redistribution of fluid mass associated with atmospheric dynamics. A component of …

Hydrological monitoring is essential for meaningful water-management policies and actions,
especially where water resources are scarce and/or dwindling, as is the case in Australia. In …

Abstract Since July 2015 a Superconducting Gravimeter (SG) of the latest generation, the
iOSG-24, has been recording continuously the time-varying gravity field at the low noise …

The equivalent water thickness (EWT, including mascon) solutions derived from the GRACE
time-variable gravity (TVG) data are gaining recognition. We examine the physics of this …

The current state‐of‐the‐art of satellite gravity data processing makes use of de‐aliasing
products to reduce high‐frequency mass anomalies. For example, the most recent official …