13-15 Flashcards

1
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Entire scope of satellite system is referred to

A

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS)

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2
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Advantages of GNSS

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Precise timing and positioning

Low cost

Can be operated anytime in any condition

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3
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Global positioning satellites system is based on ….

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signals transmitted from satellites whose positions are known

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4
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What does GPS surveying use?

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Trilateration

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5
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What is the reference datum of GPS?

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World Geodetic System (WGS84)

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6
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What is WGS84?

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Earth-centered Earth-fixed coordinate system, that uses GRS80 ellipsoid and compatible to International Terrestrial Reference System

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7
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Explain Earth-Centered Earth-Fixed !

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Origin: earth’s center of mass, defined for whole world

XYZ AXIS

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8
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GPS can be divided into 3 segments? Explain all of them!

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Space segment - 24 satellites and 6 orbital planes. These set and orbital provide 24-hr satellite at latitudes of 80 N and 80 S. Satellites fly in medium earth orbit at an altitude 20,200 km above the earth. Each satellite circle the earth twice a day.

Ground/control segment - monitor the signals and track the positions of satellites to make precise the predictions of satellite orbits and correction parameters. This information is uploaded to the satellites to predict satellite positions and systematic errors.

User segment

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9
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GPS Signal (2 aspects)

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Frequencies - fundamental frequency of the atomic clock, which is 10.23 MHz (L1=154 f, L2=120f, L5=115f, L5 belongs to the GPS modern area plan)

Ranging codes - 
C/A code: the basis for civilian
P-code: for military and authorized
New signals=
L2C: for civilian users 2023
M code: a new military signal 2022
L1C: for civilian users 2020

Navigation message - will be managed onto C/A and P(Y) ranging codes. Types of information:

a. Date and time and satellite status
b. Broadcast ephemeris (information of satellites orbital parameters, clock correction, age of data, etc)
c. The almanac

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10
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What is broadcast ephemeris

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Contains information of satellite orbital parameters, clock correction coefficient, accuracy, age of data, etc

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11
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Anti-spoofing effect

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Fake gps signal like a hacker. So stop false signals by encrypting P code (military code) with a secret W code to derive in the Y code

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12
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Errors in GPS

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Clock biases

Tropospheric and Ionospheric refraction

Satellite ephemeris error

Multipath error

Geometry of observed satellites

Skyplot

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13
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Explain Trophospheric and ionospheric refraction (error in GPS)

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Ions depends on the space weather. It would affect Pseudorange and carrier cycle measurements.

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14
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Explain satellite ephemeris errors (error in GPS)

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Broadcasting ephemerides is not very precise so the updated post-survey ephemerides is necessary

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15
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Explain multipath error (error in GPS)

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When the signal reaches the receiver after one or more reflections (mantul di tempat lain dulu). Error because it might interfere other signals.

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16
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Explain geometry of observed satellites (error in GPS)

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The number and positions of the visible satellite group affect the accuracy. Small angles between incoming satellite signals produce weak geometry and large error. The PDOP under 4 is desired.

17
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Explain skyplot (error in GPS)

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Skyplot is a graphic of the azimuths and elevation angles of visible satellites.
To fix skyplot: drawing boundary where buildings block the direct line of sight to satellites (can be drawn with fisheye lens camera)

18
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2 types of GNSS surveying approaches

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Differential - involves the use of two or more receivers, including a reference station, coordinates known and rover located on unknown coordinates. Rover and base station are close, so the Pseudorange errors have the same magnitudes.

Augmented/assisted - standard GNSS receivers only use data from satellites ada require from 30 sec to few minutes to decide the first position. Targets at speed up the “Time To First Fix” by incorporating extra data