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APPLICATION OF MARINE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM
USING ANALYSIS OF CONTROL POINTS
IN POST PROCESSING DGPS SURVEYING
In. Joon. Kang ®*, Sang. Seok. Kim? Yong. Gu. Jang ®, Byung-Gul Lee ©
; “ Dept. of Civil Engineering, Pusan National University, pnu92@pusan.ac.kr
GIS/LBS Project Center, Korea Institute of Construction Technology, wkddydrn@kict.re kr
* Dept. of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Cheju National University, leebg@cheju.ac.kr
Commission VI, WG VI/4
KEY WORDS : Post Processing, DGPS Surveying, Chi-Square Verification ,GIS, Map, Chart, Digital Map
ABSTRACT :
The GPS precise surveying which is prevailing in Korea now grasps the problem that the result of the GPS observed value is used
without the analysis of the relationship between the geometric strength and the variance factor. And it was accomplished by the
necessity of the unified projection of Digital Map and Digital Chart for the unified geographic information system construction on
the land and the sea, respectively.
The purpose of this study is firstly presenting the method to improve the precision of the observed value in GPS, and secondly the
direction for the unified management of Digital Map and Digital Chart by comparing and examining the boundary line error that is
on these maps which used the GPS control point through the unified projection of them. For the former, it was done using the
precision analysis method that was divided into two parts as the geometric strength and the change of the variance factor in the
observed value of GPS. And all these are for 3 control points which is used in GPS network adjustment.
In this study, when we matched the Digital Map to the Digital Chart by using the coordinate of the boundary point through the
EDM was carried out in using the result of GPS surveying, generally we could know that the errors were happened largely in the
southeastern direction.
1. INTRODUCTION
Theoretically, GPS has the capacity for the mutual positioning
to a few millimeter and also is possible to survey scores of
kilometers in a short time without the mutual collimation. So, it
can get the positioning value in the area which has the existing
control point to be desired and the difficulty to survey.
Moreover, it's receiver is easy to be used when compared to a
existing surveying instrument, and if it is connected with
computer, the result value is acquired immediately. GPS is
becoming a very effective surveying means for these reasons.
Also there are many kinds of GPS receivers to be developed,
and the cost is lower and lower. These are caused by the
advance of hardware and the combination the GPS positioning
function with a computer technology.
GPS method is classified into the Static method, the
Kinematic method and Dynamic method. The first is used in the
precise static surveying, and the second, though this has a poor
precision, is used in traverse point, boundary surveying, and the
last is for tracing the real time position, connecting to the
navigation instrument.
In the case of the Static surveying for GPS precise geodetic
surveying, it must be carried out to proportion precise
coordinates by the GPS network adjustment that use the control
points as postprocessing. The GPS positioning involves not
only *natural' errors associated with the satellites position errors,
refraction of EM wave in the ionosphere, etc. but
also 'artificial errors associated with the operation of S/A.
Internally, Many of authors have studied on DGPS in order to
improve the GPS Positioning Accuracy.(Kang, Lee, 1995; Kim,
1996; Park, 1997) For estimating the precision of GPS survey
for the long baseline measurement, Yoo, H. performed the
simultaneous GPS observations at two points in Korea and nine
points in Japan, and analysed the precision of GPS survey by
using broadcast ephemeris and precise ephemeris.(Yoo, Pio,
1997)
After GPS network adjustment carries out the base analysis, it
does this adjustment by fixing 1 point, 2 point, or 3 point.
Generally the method of 3 point fixing is used. (Kang, 1996)
Externally, they have used GPS for Hydro-Oceanographic
Surveying(Abidin, 1994). Many of authors have studied and
read paper about the GPS Networks, GPS Heighting, real time
differential GPS surveying actively.(Brunner, 1994; Collier,
Armstrong, Leahy, 1994; Doller, 1994)
Recently, they applied GPS surveying on wide area and
studied on Error analysis(David, 2003), Fault Detection and
Exclusion Using Normalized Solution Separation and Residual
Monitoring Methods.(Ryan, 2003)
There are many kinds of domestic digital maps. Widely, these
are divided into a digital map and a Digital Chart. At present, a
digital map is turned out by the TM projection method and
Digital Chart is by the UTM projection method.
Now, as the process of the united management for the
national geographic information on land and at sea, the
geographic information system is constructed on land, and the
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