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Can I change Free Air anomaly to gravity disturbance? #91

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In my country, gravity disturbance is still called free-air anomaly, so I'm really confused about the terminology.

They are actually two different quantities. I think you mean that people still use free-air anomaly as if they were gravity disturbances. If that so, chill out, it's not your country only, it's a worldwide issue 😅

So, the data provided by the site below is called Free Air Anomaly, but please ask if the actual concept is gravity disturbance.

https://www.generic-mapping-tools.org/remote-datasets/earth-faa.html

I think it's a disturbance because it's produced by satellite altimetry

I'm pretty certain that that is free-air anomaly and not gravity disturbance. But if you need …

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