Full text: XVIIth ISPRS Congress (Part B3)

  
Plane A-angle Coordinate System And Its Applicatoins On Photogrammetry 
Hao Xiangyang ; 
Dept. of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing 
Zhengzhou Inst. 
of Surveying  & Mapping 
Zhengzhou, Henan 450052 
People's Republic of China 
Abstract 
In this paper,the concept of plane d-angle coordinate system is 
put forward.The characteristics of plane a-angle cordinate system 
and its relations to plane rectangular coordinate system are 
discussed 
azimuthal angle and angle of 
coordinate system are given. As 
Introduction 
Plane rectangular coordinate system is 
the most popular and convinient 
coordinate system both in theoretical 
studies and practical applications . But 
in some cases,it is difficult to get a 
standard rectangular coordinate system 
because of the limits of techenology . A 
typical example can be found in the 
Digital Coordinate Instument (DCI) . The 
DCI is a new instrument which is commonly 
used in the filed of topography, cadastre 
and photogrammetry in the last a few 
years.Its geometrical structureare mainly 
two guides , i.e. x-axis and y-àxis , are 
perpendicular toeach other . The X and Y 
coordinates of the point at which the 
cross aims can be displayed in real time 
in the procedure of moving.Because of the 
limits oftechonology,the angle between x- 
axis and y-axis is not 90'but a (a X90). 
The angle can be made up to 9fr45' by the 
current technology.In other words, the x- 
axis and y-axis do not form a strict 
plane rectangular coordinate system but 
a plane «-angle coordinate system . The 
main purposes of DCI are to measure the 
coordinates of the points on maps or 
images and in turn to determine the 
positions of ‘the points on maps according 
to their coordinates.Because DCI's x-axis 
and y-axis is not rectangular , the 
measured coordinates are not in plane 
rectangular coordinate system but in 
plane d -angle coordinate system . It is 
commonly concerned how it influences on 
the coordinates of a point, the distance 
between two points,the area of a polygon 
and the angle between two straight lines. 
Therefore,it is both theoretically and 
practically significant to analyze the 
characteristics of plane c -angle 
coordinate system. 
Plane d -angle Coordinate System 
1.The Concept of Plane à-angle coordinate 
System 
Passing a given point O,draw two axises 
The expression forms of parameters as distance, area, 
intersection in plane 
c -angle 
its application, the effects on 
coordinates,distance,area,azimuthal angle and angle of intersection 
‚because of Digital Coordinate Instrument's x-axis and y-axis being 
not rectangular , are analyzed respectively . Also a simple and 
practical method for calculating the angle of Digital Coordinate 
Instrument's x-axis and y-axis is developed. 
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between which there is a angle d( 0° <a< 180°), 
This two axises,which are with the same 
zero point and length scale , are called 
x-axis and y-axis respectively . In this 
way , a plane a-angle coordinate system 
XOY is established. The coordinates of an 
arbitary point M in plane d -angle 
coordinate system are measured by x and 
y (see Fig.1).The coordinates of point M 
are signed as M(x,y).Specially,if a =90° 
then the plane d -angle coordinate system 
is plane rectangular coordinate system. 
  
Fig.1 
Fig.2 
2.The Relations Between two Plane d-angle 
Coordinate System 
In Fig. 2 , XOY is a plane d,-angle 
coordinate system( 7XOY-e, ) and X'OY'is 
a plane da -angle coordinate system 
(£X'0Y' =a; ) Suppose the coordinates of 
Of point. M are (x,y) in XOY and (x',y') 
inX'OY' respectively , the following 
formulas can be developed easily by using 
the theorem of sine. 
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= 2 (2) 
; Sina 1 
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Sina 2 
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by formula (1) or formula (2). Specially, 
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