The Method of Surveying Concealment Engineering Control Points ITRF Coordinates Based on Gyro Orientation

Ji Feng Wu; Zhi Qiang Yang; Zhen Shi; Jian Hua Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.744-746.1709

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The Method of Surveying Concealment Engineering Control Points ITRF Coordinates Based on Gyro Orientation

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In the modern geodesy and precise engineering surveying, we often choose ITRF reference frame as the measurement benchmark for research. In some special projects, however, it is difficult to directly get the coordinates of points by GPS, and the visibility conditions between points have also been limited. According to this problem, we propose a new method combining GPS survey and gyrostatic orientation technology, to access the ITRF coordinates of control points indirectly, and analysis and research the related important issues.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 744-746)

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Ji Feng Wu*, Zhi Qiang Yang, Zhen Shi, Jian Hua Yang

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GPS Technology, Gyro Orientation, ITRF

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