Zusammenfassung
Zusammenfassung
Zusammenfassung
Zusammenfassung
Summary
Summary
This note points out some inaccuracies in Sjöberg’s solution on the direct and indirect geodetic problems on the ellipsoid. The shortcomings arise in the case of the indirect geodetic problem if the end points of the geodesic are located on the equator.
See also zfv 1/2006, pp. 35–39 and zfv 3/2006, p. 155.
Summary
In general, H. Schmidt is right that Eq. (14a) of Sjöberg (2006) with the two given points located on the equator leads to wrong results (except for the longitude difference close to?). However, this cannot be proved by Eq. (1) [nor by Eq. (2)] of Schmidt’s note, because this equation is only valid on the sphere. (For two given points on the equator of the sphere, the equator is the great circle connecting the two points whenever the longitude difference differs from?. In the latter case any great circle is a geodesic for the sphere.)
See also zfv 3/2006, pp. 153–154 and zfv 1/2006, pp. 35–39.
Summary
The actual land consolidation practices in Western and Eastern Europe are demonstrated. Thereby, fundamental differences in the methodological procedure and the legal basis are shown. In terminology of land consolidation a »Babylonian language confusion« is to state. That leads to the insight that the land consolidation practice in Europe needs a systematic treatment and categorization. A first methodological proposal has been done.
[See also zfv 4/2006, vol. 131, p. 215]