Application of relative positioning in topographic survey preparations on a full basis in artillery

  • Damir M. Projović University of Defence, Military Academy
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5937/vojtehg65-8061
Keywords: global position system, relative positioning, topographic-survey preparation, circular error probable,

Abstract


The paper deals with the method of GPS relative positioning during topo geodetic survey preparations in artillery. Two Trimble Pro XRS receivers were used as a base station and a rover while a modem was a communication means between the devices.  In order to get the results of the survey, statistical methods were applied in the subsequent data analysis.  The results show a significantly reduced likelihood of errors at work in comparison to required values.  The application of relative positioning during topographic survey preparations on a full basis provides much faster operation and higher accuracy than the prescribed one.

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Published
2017/01/14
Issue
Vol. 65 No. 1 (2017): January – March
Section
Professional Papers

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