Abstract
The state of current and proposed moving-base gravity gradiometer instruments is briefly reviewed. The review perspective is directed toward their deployment as a source of additional gravimetric data during inertial surveys. In such gradiometer-aided surveys, the additional gravity gradient information could be used to: ⊙ Improve surveyed gravity vector accuracy ⊙ Extend the interval between zero velocity update stops ⊙ Accomplish varying combinations of the above.
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