Henry Montecino
He holds a PhD in Geodetic Sciences and currently works as a professor and researcher in the Department of Geodetic and Geomatics Sciences at the University of Concepción. Henry has a variety of scientific publications in the field of physical and satellite Geodesy applied to Hydrology and Geodynamics. In addition, he is part of GT-III of the SIRGAS project, and has experience in height systems, and in the determination/application of geoid models.
TOPICS
- Why is physical geodesy important?
- Earth's gravity field
- What is a geoid model?
- Vertical networks and vertical datum for Chile
- Is geometric leveling enough?
- Applications for engineering


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