Combining General Relativity and Geodesy: A Master's Project Topic Suggestion

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Pls I NEED HELP ON MY MASTERS PROJECT.

I NEED INFORMATION ON HOW TO COMBINE GENERAL RELATIVITY AND GEODESY/GPS/GEODETIC .

PLS HOW DO I CURVE OUT PROJECT TOPIC FROM THESE WHICH WILL INVOLVE : GENERAL RELATIVITY [/B][/U]AND GEODESY/GPS/GEODETIC .

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This is for a Master's degree project? If you are doing something like this at Master's degree level, you should already have a pretty deep knowledge of these things.
 
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