Marcel Mojzeš

Marcel Mojzeš (* around 1950) is a geodesist and university professor for higher geodesy at the Slovak Technical University in Bratislava .

His research mainly concerns theoretical and physical geodesy , gravimetry and geodetic astronomy . In the last decade there were two main focuses of his institute, whose alternate direction (with Ján Hefty ) he held until about 2003:

• the Geodynamik the Apuseni (with a GPS -based survey mesh ), and
• the astro- and gravimetric geoid determination of Slovakia . The quasigeoid published between 1995 and 2000 achieved an accuracy of a few centimeters , which is astonishing for a mountainous country .

The astro-geodetic part of the second project, working his group with the Zirkumzenital , manufactured by the Czech Vugt -Institut. The Circum Zenithal is the Prismenastrolab related instrument, which deflections can be measured with an accuracy of about ± 0.3 "(corresponding to a € coin on 15 km distance). Mojzeš 'further plans are a comparison with measurements from a zenith camera and the inclusion of geological data in the calculations of the gravity potential .

Publications

• Marcel Mojzeš, L. Husar et al .: Testing of Gravimetric Quasigeoid by Astronomiv-Geodetic Methods in the Tatra Mountains. In: Reports on Geodesy 4 (75). Warsaw 2005, p. 185 ff.

Web links

• Marcel Mojzeš on the website of the STU Bratislava (Slovak)