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High Resolution 1:10,000 scale Mapping Strategy of Multi ... - NDMA

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and not in well defined network mode. For adjustment, a network was required to be<br />

formed. When the Continuously Operating Reference Stations are included in the<br />

network, hundreds <strong>of</strong> baselines are formed by the common observations among<br />

CORS and Phase-I GCPs. By carefully selecting few hundred baselines out <strong>of</strong> these<br />

baselines, a network <strong>of</strong> more than 300 interconnected triangles was formed. The<br />

network is in such a way that all the GCPs and most <strong>of</strong> the Continuously Operating<br />

Reference Stations are connected.<br />

In the first step, all the baselines are being computed using Bernese GPS<br />

Data Processing S<strong>of</strong>tware. The second step will be connecting the CORS to the IGS<br />

stations. This is necessary to connect the Indian datum with the ITRF as per the IAG<br />

recommendations. The CORS network will be adjusted and coordinates will be<br />

computed on the epoch 1st January 2007, taking the IGS stations as fiducial<br />

stations. This will be done using scientific GPS data processing s<strong>of</strong>tware Bernese<br />

5.0. The CORS will then be used as known stations and the GCP Phase-I network<br />

will be adjusted. The slope distances will be computed using Bernese 5.0 and will be<br />

reduced to ellipsoidal arc distances using a computer program. These ellipsoidal arc<br />

distances will be taken as observables and the adjustment will be carried out using<br />

ADJUST program developed by National Geodetic Survey (NGS), USA and freely<br />

available on the internet. This realization will be based on ITRF2005 which has the<br />

epoch 1st January 2<strong>000</strong>. Using the velocity model, the epoch <strong>of</strong> this realization will<br />

be kept 1st January 2007.<br />

Phase II, additional 2200 GCPs <strong>of</strong> First Order Ground Control Points will be<br />

established at an average <strong>of</strong> 30 km spacing all over the country. GPS observations<br />

are carried out for 6-8 hours at these stations and the base lines are computed using<br />

adjustment s<strong>of</strong>tware. The station coordinates are adjusted with Zero order control<br />

points as per usual survey principle “whole to part” .the expected accuracy <strong>of</strong><br />

horizontal coordinate is in the order <strong>of</strong> 0``.002 amounting to 6 cms on ground. The<br />

First order control points will be connected by leveling .Work is under progress. It can<br />

be completed in 12 months, if top priority is given to this job and some<br />

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