The DFHRS of Hungeria was computed in the frame of Master of Science thesis of Robert Gyenes (2005) 
					"Height Reference Surface Modelling and Computation" at the Faculty of Geomatics of the Karlsruhe 
					University of Applied Sciences 
					(Poster-Download (pdf)). 
					The data of identical points (B,L,h|H)) was made available by the 
					Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing (FÖMI), Hungary. 
					
					The design of the (5 km x 5 km) meshes and the 115 geoid patches (max. 30 km of externsion) are shown 
					in fig. 1. The geoid and the vertical deflection observations were introduced according to the DFHRS 
					approach stage 1, formulas (2b) and (2c,d), respectively based on the EGG97.
					
					The orthometric heights H and the ellipsoid heights h, respectively, were introduced with accuracies 
					of 9 mm and 7 mm, respectively.
					
					The isolines of the computed (1-3) cm Geoid of Hungary are shown in fig. 2.
					
					
					
					

