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geodesia
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disciplina scientifica che si occupa della misurazione e della rappresentazione della Terra
Geodesy is the science of measuring and mapping Earth's shape, size, and physical features with high precision. It matters because accurate geodetic data is essential for everything from creating reliable maps and managing land boundaries to supporting satellite technology and understanding how our planet is changing over time.
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- Earth science
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- Earth science
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- Geodesy
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- geodesist
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- Granat Encyclopedic Dictionary
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- history of geodesy
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- Template:Geodesy
- described at URL
- www.geoinformatik.uni-rostock.de/einzel.asp?ID=761
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La geodesia (dal greco γῆ, gê, "terra" e δαίω, daío, "divido"; pron. geodesìa) è una disciplina appartenente alle scienze della Terra che si occupa della misura e della rappresentazione della Terra, del suo campo gravitazionale e dei fenomeni geodinamici (spostamento dei poli, maree terrestri e movimenti della crosta).
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