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Kosek, W.
 

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1Kalarus, M. ; Schuh, H. ; Kosek, W. ; Akyilmaz, O. ; Bizouard, Ch. ; Gambis, D. ; Gross, R. ; Jovanović, B. ; Kumakshev, S. ; Kutterer, H. ; Mendes Cerveira, P. J. ; Pasynok, S. ; Zotov, L. Achievements of the earth orientation parameters prediction comparison campaignArtikel Article2010
2Kalarus, M. ; Kosek, W. ; Schuh, Harald Summary of the Earth Orientation Parameters Prediction Comparison CampaignPräsentation Presentation2008
3Kalarus, M. ; Kosek, W. ; Schuh, Harald Current Results of the Earth Orientations Parameters Prediction Comparison CampainPräsentation Presentation2007
4Kalarus, M. ; Kosek, W. ; Schuh, Harald Current Results of the Earth Orientation Parameters Prediction Comparison CampainKonferenzbeitrag Inproceedings2007
5Krankowski, A. ; Hobiger, Thomas ; Schuh, Harald ; Kosek, W. ; Popinski, W Wavelet analysis of TEC measurements obtained using dual frequency space and satellite techniquesArtikel Article2006
6Krankowski, A. ; Schuh, Harald ; Kosek, W. ; Hobiger, Thomas ; Popinski, W Comparison of the Total Electron Content obtained for GPS and VLBI observationsPräsentation Presentation2005
7Kalarus, M. ; Schuh, Harald ; Kosek, W. ; Popinski, W The application of artificial neural networks and autoregressive techniques for Earth Orientation Parameters predictionPräsentation Presentation2005
8Kosek, W. ; Popinski, W ; Schuh, Harald ; Schmidt, Michael Is there any frequency dependent time lag between atmospheric and geodetic excitation function?Konferenzbeitrag Inproceedings 2004
9Kosek, W. ; Popinski, W ; Schuh, Harald ; Schmidt, Michael Is there any frequency depended time lag between atmospheric and geodetic excitation functions?Präsentation Presentation2002
10Popinski, W ; Kosek, W. ; Schuh, Harald ; Schmidt, Michael Comparison of two wavelet transform coherence and cross-covariance functions applied on polar motion and atmospheric excitationArtikel Article2002