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Papers by László Bányai
Journal of geodesy, Jun 27, 2005
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Acta Geodaetica Et Geophysica Hungarica, Aug 22, 2013
The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide ... more The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide used method, where the multi-satellite GPS observations are analized for ionospheric purposes in one processing procedure.According to the analogy of spherical distances, “ionospheric” distances are computed from the geographic latitude and local time of the ionospheric points along the satellite pass, therefore the TEC values can be modelled as single variable quantities using the Legendre polynomials.The least-squares adjustment of the observations by the Gauss-Markov model shows very large correlation between the code bias and the zero as well as the even order terms of the polynomials, which leads to false solution usually over the 2nd order. The zero and odd order terms of the Legendre polynomials proved to be a good choice, where the inner accuracy of code bias is better than 1 cm and the larger changes of TEC profile can be described properly.The comparison of the results with the procedure developed at DLR Remote Sensing Ground Station, Neustrelitz, Germany, shows the effectiveness of the method.
Annals of Geophysics, Dec 18, 1997
Tectonophysics, Feb 1, 1992
Annals of Geophysics, May 18, 1994
Publications of the Astronomical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 1984
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EGUGA, May 1, 2010
Abstract After more and more significant deformations and accelerating displacements, rapid movem... more Abstract After more and more significant deformations and accelerating displacements, rapid movements took place on the right bank of the Danube at Dunaszekcso (Hungary) in February, 2008 as the main phase of an enormous slope failure. It had a dimension of 220 ...
Abstract–Vegetation on areas prone to mass movements plays a very important role in the slope sta... more Abstract–Vegetation on areas prone to mass movements plays a very important role in the slope stability. For monitoring riverbank movements two geodetic test sites were established on the high loess bank of the River Danube at Dunaföldvár and Dunaszekcső in Hungary. ...
Acta geodaetica et geophysica, Jan 23, 2013
Acta Geodaetica et Geophysica Hungarica
The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide ... more The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide used method, where the multi-satellite GPS observations are analized for ionospheric purposes in one processing procedure.According to the analogy of spherical distances, “ionospheric” distances are computed from the geographic latitude and local time of the ionospheric points along the satellite pass, therefore the TEC values can be modelled as single variable quantities using the Legendre polynomials.The least-squares adjustment of the observations by the Gauss-Markov model shows very large correlation between the code bias and the zero as well as the even order terms of the polynomials, which leads to false solution usually over the 2nd order. The zero and odd order terms of the Legendre polynomials proved to be a good choice, where the inner accuracy of code bias is better than 1 cm and the larger changes of TEC profile can be described properly.The comparison of the results with the procedure developed at DLR Remote Sensing Ground Station, Neustrelitz, Germany, shows the effectiveness of the method.
The paper describes the investigation of the mass movements of one of the most dangerous high ban... more The paper describes the investigation of the mass movements of one of the most dangerous high banks along the River Danube at Dunaszekcso in Hungary. Cracks appeared on this part of the high bank in 2007, indicating the beginning of a new landslide. In autumn of the same year, a geodetic network for observation of the movements was created. The network was measured with GNSS-equipment, Total Stations (direction and distance measurements) and precision levels. In addition, two borehole tiltmeters were installed for continuous measurements. The relationships between the movements and the variations of hydrological, meteorological parameters and the effect of the vegetation were studied to reveal the causes of the movements. It has been found that the ground water level variation relative to the water level of the Danube strongly affects the stability of the high bank.
Annals of Geophysics, 1994
onospheric soundings carried out at the same site and simultaneously with GPS measurements could ... more onospheric soundings carried out at the same site and simultaneously with GPS measurements could contribute to the better understanding of the variations of the total electron content. However, for this purpose the total electron content deduced from GPS measurements must be converted to the place of observation. A method based on an interpolation considered as boundary value problem is recommended for this conversion. Furthermore, the possibilities of the application of datapobtained by ionopheric soundiings in GPS measurements are discussed and also preliminary results of model calculations are presented.
Acta Geodaetica et Geophysica, 2013
Annals of Geophysics, Nov 25, 1997
Conference Proceedings on 1st Annual International Conference on Geological & Earth Sciences, 2012
Journal of geodesy, Jun 27, 2005
ABSTRACT
Acta Geodaetica Et Geophysica Hungarica, Aug 22, 2013
The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide ... more The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide used method, where the multi-satellite GPS observations are analized for ionospheric purposes in one processing procedure.According to the analogy of spherical distances, “ionospheric” distances are computed from the geographic latitude and local time of the ionospheric points along the satellite pass, therefore the TEC values can be modelled as single variable quantities using the Legendre polynomials.The least-squares adjustment of the observations by the Gauss-Markov model shows very large correlation between the code bias and the zero as well as the even order terms of the polynomials, which leads to false solution usually over the 2nd order. The zero and odd order terms of the Legendre polynomials proved to be a good choice, where the inner accuracy of code bias is better than 1 cm and the larger changes of TEC profile can be described properly.The comparison of the results with the procedure developed at DLR Remote Sensing Ground Station, Neustrelitz, Germany, shows the effectiveness of the method.
Annals of Geophysics, Dec 18, 1997
Tectonophysics, Feb 1, 1992
Annals of Geophysics, May 18, 1994
Publications of the Astronomical Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences, 1984
ABSTRACT
EGUGA, May 1, 2010
Abstract After more and more significant deformations and accelerating displacements, rapid movem... more Abstract After more and more significant deformations and accelerating displacements, rapid movements took place on the right bank of the Danube at Dunaszekcso (Hungary) in February, 2008 as the main phase of an enormous slope failure. It had a dimension of 220 ...
Abstract–Vegetation on areas prone to mass movements plays a very important role in the slope sta... more Abstract–Vegetation on areas prone to mass movements plays a very important role in the slope stability. For monitoring riverbank movements two geodetic test sites were established on the high loess bank of the River Danube at Dunaföldvár and Dunaszekcső in Hungary. ...
Acta geodaetica et geophysica, Jan 23, 2013
Acta Geodaetica et Geophysica Hungarica
The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide ... more The Single Station and Single Satellite Method is introduced as an alternative of the world-wide used method, where the multi-satellite GPS observations are analized for ionospheric purposes in one processing procedure.According to the analogy of spherical distances, “ionospheric” distances are computed from the geographic latitude and local time of the ionospheric points along the satellite pass, therefore the TEC values can be modelled as single variable quantities using the Legendre polynomials.The least-squares adjustment of the observations by the Gauss-Markov model shows very large correlation between the code bias and the zero as well as the even order terms of the polynomials, which leads to false solution usually over the 2nd order. The zero and odd order terms of the Legendre polynomials proved to be a good choice, where the inner accuracy of code bias is better than 1 cm and the larger changes of TEC profile can be described properly.The comparison of the results with the procedure developed at DLR Remote Sensing Ground Station, Neustrelitz, Germany, shows the effectiveness of the method.
The paper describes the investigation of the mass movements of one of the most dangerous high ban... more The paper describes the investigation of the mass movements of one of the most dangerous high banks along the River Danube at Dunaszekcso in Hungary. Cracks appeared on this part of the high bank in 2007, indicating the beginning of a new landslide. In autumn of the same year, a geodetic network for observation of the movements was created. The network was measured with GNSS-equipment, Total Stations (direction and distance measurements) and precision levels. In addition, two borehole tiltmeters were installed for continuous measurements. The relationships between the movements and the variations of hydrological, meteorological parameters and the effect of the vegetation were studied to reveal the causes of the movements. It has been found that the ground water level variation relative to the water level of the Danube strongly affects the stability of the high bank.
Annals of Geophysics, 1994
onospheric soundings carried out at the same site and simultaneously with GPS measurements could ... more onospheric soundings carried out at the same site and simultaneously with GPS measurements could contribute to the better understanding of the variations of the total electron content. However, for this purpose the total electron content deduced from GPS measurements must be converted to the place of observation. A method based on an interpolation considered as boundary value problem is recommended for this conversion. Furthermore, the possibilities of the application of datapobtained by ionopheric soundiings in GPS measurements are discussed and also preliminary results of model calculations are presented.
Acta Geodaetica et Geophysica, 2013
Annals of Geophysics, Nov 25, 1997
Conference Proceedings on 1st Annual International Conference on Geological & Earth Sciences, 2012