ppt课件-geodeticcontrolintransition-ohiostateuniversity.pptVIP

Geodetic Control in Transition Presentation Outline Research objectives The Benefits of PPP MPGPS? Software Methodology Experiments and test results Summary and Conclusions Research Objectives MPGPS? - Multi Purpose GPS software The Benefits of PPP MethodologyError Sources in PPP MethodologyError Sources in PPP MethodologyAdjustment Model MethodologyPPP Functional Model MethodologyPPP - Functional Model Unknowns Methodology Local Ionospheric Model (LIM) Methodology Local Ionospheric Model (LIM) Methodology PPP Models Experiments and test resultsData Source Experiments and test resultsTest Area Map Experiments and test resultsStatic PPP Analysis – Station WROC Experiments and test resultsStatic PPP Analysis – Station WROC Experiments and test resultsKinematic PPP Analysis – Station WROC Experiments and test resultsKinematic PPP Analysis – Station WROC Summary and Conclusions * * Part VI Precise Point Positioning Supported by Local Ionospheric Modeling  GS894G Develop precise point positioning (PPP) methodology and algorithms for surveying and navigation applications Take advantage of the existing IGS products (precise orbits and clock corrections) Provide local ionospheric maps (LIM) and tropospheric total zenith delays (TZD) from permanent GPS stations to support single-frequency PPP Evaluate the quality of single and dual-frequency static and kinematic PPP in post processing Developed at The Ohio State University (OSU) Positioning Modules Long-range instantaneous (single epoch) RTK GPS Rapid-static Static Multi-station DGPS Precise point positioning (PPP) Atmospheric Modules Ionosphere modeling and mapping Troposphere modeling Positioning Solutions Single-baseline Multi-baseline (network) Stand-alone Single receiver operation (low-cost) Can be applied anywhere and anytime under different dynamics (remote areas, space applications, etc) Not limited by baseline length as relative techniques Independence on GPS reference stations Can be