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Introduction to Global Navigation Satellite Systems IAEA International Atomic Energy Agency Global Navigation Satellite Systems Global Navigation Satellite Systems: Global Positioning System (GPS) Globalnaya Navigatsionnaya


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Introduction to Global Navigation Satellite Systems

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Global Navigation Satellite Systems

  • Global Navigation Satellite Systems:
  • Global Positioning System (GPS)
  • Globalnaya Navigatsionnaya Sputnikovaya

Sistema (GLONASS)

  • Constellation of satellites transmit

messages that include:

  • Time the message was transmitted
  • Satellite position at time of message

transmission

  • GPS receivers use the signals to

determine their current location, the time, and their velocity

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GPS / GLONASS Unit

Data Logging Device or Computer

Radiation Meter

Geographic Information System (GIS)

Map

Exported Data

Geospatial Data Collection Systems

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Systems may be developed from separate components:

  • GNSS receiver / antenna
  • Radiation meter with digital output
  • Mobile computer
  • Data collection software / firmware

Systems are now available that integrate many or all of these components into one device

Geospatial Data Collection Systems

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GEM ground-based survey with ArcGIS to produce map product. Used to assess variability in urban background.

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119 Urban background can vary considerably due to historic materials such as granite pavers that may still reside in the shallow subsurface.

uk_npss bristol 2013

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~15 km About 10 hours of driving GEM ground-based survey example with ArcGIS

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GEM ground-based survey example with ArcGIS

Discussion and/or presentation of products is for informational purposes only and not an endorsement.

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GEM ground-based survey example with ArcGIS

Discussion and/or presentation of products is for informational purposes only and not an endorsement.

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  • Leica Total Station with integrated GNSS receiver
  • Infared laser distance with 360 degree prism
  • 7,000 ft. distance single point
  • 1,000 ft. continuous point
  • Continuous accuracy: 3 mm + 1.5 ppm (typically <0.15 s)
  • Set-up on a surveyed position (x,y,z)
  • TS fully robotic, auto targeting, and self tracking
  • Single point or continuous data collection
  • Integrated with FIELDS FAST software
  • Psuedo NMEA
  • X,Y,Z
  • Serial or bluetooth from data logger to FAST computer
  • Date & time from computer
  • Integrate sampling equipment through FAST
  • 900 Mhz radio modems

Survey Grade GPS with Robotic Laser Total Station with FAST

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Survey Grade GPS with Robotic Laser Total Station

  • Survey Grade GPS
  • cm. accuracy x,y,z
  • Total Station can be

used in heavy canopy, indoors, urban areas

  • 360 degree target

prism can be moving with continuous data collection

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Common GPS vs. Correction with Robotic Laser Total Station

Metal high-rise buildings reduced GPS accuracy Location corrected with Total Station based on GPS time

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