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MIL-HDBK-B50<br />
splwre formed by the inleraaction cd the<br />
calsdsl sphere end a pfwre fangsnf to the s6e<br />
fawel mxfsca of fhs Earth at the zenith nadir fine<br />
geoldel separation-See gaoldal halght.<br />
gaold-The equipomntial surface in the gravity<br />
field of the Earth MA appmximaIrrs tha<br />
undktwbad mean see fcwel extanded<br />
ccmlinueusfy Ihmugh the confinerrls. The gaoid<br />
is the surfa~ d raferanrx for asfroncarric<br />
ObCONti .8rd fOr @OdOfb k?dl~. .%tr dk3<br />
companaated goold; ●qulllbrlum theory;<br />
●qulpotantlal ●urfaea; gaoldal horizon;<br />
gravlmotrlc gaoid; Ieoatatlc gaold;<br />
rafarenca apharold.<br />
gooklnatlcs-imcsl and globel rnetion of the<br />
Earth ar sea, its -umrnem: iadetion from,<br />
arxl etl=t upcm pracisii equ~mant and<br />
maaauring instrumnt.x. Usually applied to the<br />
design and teat of inertial instruments and<br />
sydems and sfabis pisffonna.<br />
gecrloglc survey-A surwey or investigation of<br />
the Earth, of the phye”~l changas whwh ths<br />
Earth’s crust has undergone w is undargaing.<br />
end of the muses producing those changes,<br />
Geological Long Ranga Incllnad Asdlc<br />
(GLORIA)-A low ramlution side scan sonar<br />
used for racennaicsanm surveys ef the ocean<br />
floor.<br />
gaologkal msp-A map showing the<br />
structure and rnmposit”mn of the Earths cruet.<br />
gaomagnatlc coordinates—A system of<br />
spherical cc.ardinsles baaed on the best fm of a<br />
centered d@fa to the actual magnetic field of<br />
the Earth.<br />
gaomagnatlc ●quator-The terrestrial great<br />
cimia aerywhara 9@ fmrn the gaerra~Ic<br />
poles. Geomagnetic aquator should not be<br />
confused with magnetic aquator, Iha iina<br />
connecting all pdnls of zem magnetic dip.<br />
gaomagnetlc latltude-Angular distance<br />
from the geomagnetic equator, msasurad<br />
rrorlhward or southward through 90° and labeled<br />
“N” w ‘S to indicate the duaction ~<br />
measurement. Goomagnetlc latitude<br />
should not be confused with magnetic<br />
Iatltudo. Sae also dip.<br />
goomagnotlc morldlan—Tha meridional<br />
lines of n gmrnegnetb coordinafa system. Not<br />
106<br />
to be csmfuwd with magnatlc meridian.<br />
fraomapetlc Pole-Either of fwe ant@edal<br />
poima rrwking the inraraaction d tha Earth’s<br />
surface with the exlsrdsd axis of ●powadul bar<br />
msmet SSSti to be bested at the canter of<br />
the Earth arxt Sppmximeting the eourca d the<br />
actual msgnetic fiefd of the Earth. The<br />
expresskm geomagrtetk polo sheutd rmf be<br />
mrdusad with magnetic pole, whtch ralates<br />
to the dual magnetic fisfd of the Eatth.<br />
goomagnetiam—1. The magnetic<br />
phanomanen, collectively cortsidared, exh~sd<br />
by the Earth and ite atmosphere, and by<br />
extension fha magnatic phenomena in<br />
interpisnsfnry apace. 2. The etudy of the<br />
~9netic fii~ d the Earth, Abe @IIsd<br />
Wrroatrlai msgnatlsm.<br />
geometric latltude-See parametric<br />
Iatituda.<br />
goomatric map pro)actiOn-Saa<br />
parepectiva map projection.<br />
geometric nonlinearity-Any dktoriion<br />
irrkducad by digitization snd subsaqusnt<br />
pmcesaing d a mathamaticdy-cerract reference<br />
system or grid, other than aimpk mtatian,<br />
tranatstion, or scale change,<br />
geomatric primitive-one of the three basic<br />
geometric units of re+mraenlatien: nede, edga,<br />
❑nd face. Equivalent with gaagraphc prim~we.<br />
geometrical dl~The verfiil engla, at the<br />
eye et an absatver, between the Froriiontai and<br />
a straighf fine tangent to tha surface of the<br />
Earth. It is larger than dip by the amount of<br />
terraeliiel refrsdion.<br />
gaomatrlcal horizon-riginally, the ceiestiel<br />
horizon; now more mrmnonly the irrtersedion of<br />
the caiestial sphere and an infinite number of<br />
straight finaa tangent to the Earth% surface, and<br />
radiating from the aye of the obaervar. If there<br />
ware no terrestrial refrscfiorr: geematricai and<br />
visible horizons would rmincide.<br />
geomorphic dats-A sat of model<br />
coordinates defining the tram of a geomorphk<br />
feature. Thsce consist of ridgeiinas, valleys,<br />
drairwge and lnkea whwh are uaad to refine the<br />
elevation data grcqr during tha production<br />
process.<br />
goomorphlc-Patleining to iand forma.