The network of more than 24 superconducting gravimeters (SGs) of the Global Geodynamics Project (GGP) is available as a set of reference stations for studies related to time-varying gravimetry. The inherent stability of the SG allows it to detect signals from a sampling time of 1 s up to periods of several years with a time-domain accuracy of 0.1μGal or better. SGs within the GGP network compri...

Different forms of fluctuations of the terrestrial gravity field are observed by gravity experiments. For example, atmospheric pressure fluctuations generate a gravity-noise foreground in measurements with super-conducting gravimeters. Gravity changes caused by high-magnitude earthquakes have been detected with the satellite gravity experiment GRACE, and we expect high-frequency terrestrial gra...

Quantifying the flow of matter and energy in food webs is indispensable when assessing the effects of increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide, ozone level and temperature as a result of global climate change. In insect nutritional ecology, quantification of digestive and metabolic efficiency is performed using gravimetric methods in all published cases. A few cases combined these methods with c...

Abstract A growing interest in small body exploration has motivated research into the rapid characterization of near-Earth objects to meet economic or scientific objectives. Specifically, knowledge internal density structure can aid with target selection and enables an understanding prehistoric planetary formation be developed. To this end, multi-layer extensions polyhedral gravity model are su...

coastal fars gravimetry project in fars province was carried out to find the buried salt domes and to determine characteristics of faults in this area. the lavarestan structure was covered by 4203 gravimetry stations in a regular grid of 1000*250 m. depth structural model of this anticline made in previous studies was based on geological evidences and structural geology measurements. in order t...