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10 - Spatial data input Flashcards

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Cheap vector data

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  • Shapefiles lacking topological relationships
  • Comprise digitizing errors & attribute errors too
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Cheap raster data

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  • Coarse scale vs fine scale (i.e. spatial resolution)
  • Temporal resolution (landscapes change over time)
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NGI custodian

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  • Aerial photos
  • National roads
  • Main/ secondary roads
  • Place name areas
  • Land use
  • land cover
  • Geodesy
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SANSA custodian

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  • satellite
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SANRAL custodian

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  • National roads
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PG custodian

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  • Main/ secondary roads
  • place name areas
  • Land use
  • Land cover
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LA custodian

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  • Main/secondary roads
  • Dwellings
  • Land use
  • Land cover
  • Land parcels
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Stats SA custodian

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  • Place name areas
  • Dwellings
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ESKOM custodian

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  • Dwellings
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NGI custodians

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  • Place name areas
  • Trig beacons, TrigNet
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PG custodian

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  • Land use
  • Land cover
  • Cadastre
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SG custodian

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  • Land parcels
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Cadastre meaning

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an official register of the quantity, value, and ownership of real estate used in apportioning taxes.

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Geodesy

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the science of accurately measuring and understanding the Earth’s geometric shape, orientation in space, and gravity field

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Primary raster data

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Digital remotely sensed images (satellite, aerial photos)

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Secondary raster data

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  • Scanned maps
  • Scanned aerial photos
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Primary vector data

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  • GPS
  • Field survey
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Secondary Vector data

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  • Topographic maps
  • Data Digitizing
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Data encoding (digitizing/ key-coding)

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Converting (attribute) data from a non-digital (analog) to a digital format

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Measures for map preparation

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  • Taped securely in centre
  • Flat, no wrinkles
  • Table adjusted for each reach
  • Planning & organization
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3 steps of data encoding process

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  1. Geocoding
  2. Add attributes
  3. Quality Assurances
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Methods of data encoding

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  • Digitizing (Manual = Tablet & HUD OR automatic stream
    mode)
  • Keyboard, COGO – typing from keyboard (mainly attributes;
    occasionally co-ordinates)
  • Scanning
  • Direct file transfer, file conversion
  • Remote sensing images
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Manual digitizing

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Human guided capture of features from a map image or source.
2 methods:
- on-screen digitizing
- hardcopy digitizing

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Stream mode

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nodes captured at a set rate per time unit – speed at which the cursor is moved determines the number of points captured. (Faster = less, slower = more)

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HUD

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Heads up digitizing

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Disadvantage of automatic digitizing

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Need lots of cleaning after scanning is completed; especially removal
of non-target features.

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3 types of scanners

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  1. Large-format feed (most common)
  2. Flat bed (usually too small)
  3. Rotating drum (high accuracy, slow)
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Advantage of automatic digitizing

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cost-effective for capturing
very large volumes of data

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Process triangulation

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Methodological triangulation is the process of using multiple methods of data collection (usually 3 satellites)

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GPS definition

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A system of earth-orbiting satellites that provide location (in lat/long
coordinates) and time information in all weather conditions, anywhere on or near the Earth where there is an unobstructed line of sight to
four or more GPS satellites

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Space segment

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Constellation of 24 -32 satellites ➔ Arranged in six equally-spaced orbital planes @ altitude of 20 183km

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Control segment

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  • Monitor stations
  • Tracking, monitoring, updating and synchronizing SV’s (Space vehicles)
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User segment

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  • GPS Receivers
  • Applications
  • Software
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Trilateration

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GPS receiver measures the distances to satellites using radio signals. Trilateration = distance
Triangulation = angles (using travel time of radio signals)

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GLONASS

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Russian

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Galileo positioning system

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EU & ESA (European space agency)

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COMPASS navigation system (Beidou-2)

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China

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IRNSS (Indian regional navigational satellite system

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India

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GPS vs GNSS

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GPS - single satellite system with 31 satellites
GNSS -89 satellites from all 4 systems

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The 4 satellite systems

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  1. GLONASS
  2. Galileo
  3. Beidou-2
  4. IRNSS
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Accuracy of consumer grade

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  • 15-30m
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Accuracy of mapping grade

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-1-5m

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Accuracy of survey grade

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  • sub-m-cm
43
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Consumer grade example

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  • Garmin
    -Magellan;
    no post-processing available
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Mapping grade examples

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  • GeoExplorer III
  • CMT Mach III;
    post-processing or real-time
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Survey grade example

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Trimble post-processing or real-time

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Orbital error

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Caused by the satellite oscillator not being synchronised to true time (GPS time).

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Satellite-based uncertainties

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  • Clock (orbital) error = 1 m
  • Positional error (ephemeris)
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Ephemeris def

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Tabulation of computed positions and velocities of an orbiting body at specific times.

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Errors due to signal propagation (scrambled signal)

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  • Atmospheric delay error = up to 11m
  • Multipath error (buildings) = 0.5 m
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Multipath error

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Caused when direct signals from satellites are mixed with those reflected from objects in the vicinity of the antenna

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Received-based uncertainties

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  • Clock bias
  • antenna centre
  • noise
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Clock bias def

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The weakness of gravity makes the clocks in the satellites appear to run faster than the clocks on earth by about 45 microseconds a day.

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Antenna (phase) centre error

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  • APC does not coincide with the antenna’s physical center
  • Varies with elevation, azimuth, intensity of the satellite, and frequency of the incoming signal.
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What causes noise errors?

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Malfunctioning or incorrectly configured transmitters,

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Error measurements

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  • PDOP: Position Dilution of Precision (3D)
  • TDOP: Time Dilution of Precision
  • HDOP: Horizontal Dilution of Precision (Latitude and Longitude)
  • VDOP: Vertical Dilution of Precision (Height)
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GPS for SA

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  • Datum = WGS84
  • Reading (position) format = DMS
  • Projection = Geographic
  • Country = South Africa
  • Time Zone = Other
  • UTC offset = +02:00
  • Time format = 24 hour
  • Units = metric
  • North ref = true
  • Direction display = Cardinal Letters
  • 12 channels, has a reading-averaging function, and
  • can export data through a download cable
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Temporal resolution

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The amount of time
needed to revisit and acquire data for the exact same location.
- high TR = revisiting delay is low
- low TR = revisiting delay is high

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Data validation

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  1. Attribute accuracy
  2. Logical consistency
  3. Completeness
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Attribute accuracy

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▪ Wrong value in an attribute field
▪ Missing attribute
▪ Misspelled work or other typographical error
Fix: Sort attributes (~ Excel and check visually) & Run queries

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Logical Consistency

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▪ Does the data make sense ?
▪ Do water pipelines connect at nodes?
(logical interpretation and validation of spatial data)

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Completeness

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▪ Are all land-use parcels represented in the parcel layer?
▪ Is there any portion of the data missing ?

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