Upload
lehanh
View
219
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Some remarks from SAPOS® Operators using
GPSNetof the representatives of state survey authoritiesWalter Lindstrot, Nordrhein-Westfalen (NRW),
Andreas Brünner, Bayern (BY), Hans-Georg Dick, Baden-Württemberg (BW),
Christian Trautvetter, Thüringen (TH), Grit Moosdorf, Sachsen (SN)
Trimble GPSNet Users SeminarMunich, May 30-31, 2006
SAPOS®
&GPSNet
in Germany
GPSNetUsersSeminar 2006
The Satellite Positioning Service SAPOS®
• is a joint project of the Working Committee of the Surveying Authorities of the 16 responsible States of the F.R.G. (AdV)
• since 1996• for nationwide provision and marketing
of SAPOS® data the so called “Central Bureau SAPOS®” in Hannoverwas established in 2003
SAPOS® product description• enables the states to provide a unique
service
SAPOS® GPSNet Users • cover
55% of the area of Germany65% of the population of Germany
Caution! This map isNOT a classical map based on an equal area projection!
The state areas are calculated accordingto their number of
population!
3Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
AdV politics
current resolutionsNtrip will become a SAPOS® standard
recommended as test installation is offered already today by most states
RTCM 3.1 will become a SAPOS® standardwith network message 1014 – 1017 (MAC)with Non-physical reference station 1005, 1006 (former VRS)
Ntrip and RTCM 3 will be introduced combined in one goto reduce the diversity of service variantsRTCM 3 + Transformation Message
future plansimprovement of rover performance by use of external information
ionosphere, troposphere
4Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
Transformation packages of the 16 states
the states offer own modulesBY:every new customer purchases the „LSKS/Geoid-Modul“BW, HE, RP and SL: DFHRS (Digital Finite Element Height Reference Surface) undggf. DFCRS / CoPaG (Digital Finite Element Coordinate Reference System / Continously Patched Georeferencing) oftheUniversity of Applied Science KarlsruheNW, SN, TH:
AdV prepares an unique modulea unique AdV module with decimeter accuracyin an array of 10 x 10 km is in preparation, will be available by Zentrale Stelle SAPOS®
5Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
Future GNSS integration: Galileo
AdV has installed a project group which deals with SAPOS® and Galileo
SAPOS® will be open to all GNSS GPS, Galileo, GLONASS
participation in Galileo Testbed GATEresearch and tests
early acqusition of receiversthe conditions under which Galileo signals can be processed and resold by position services like SAPOS® are yet to be defined
Nutzung weiterer GNSS-Signale (GPS/L2C und L5, Glonass und natürlich Galileo)Irsen liefert Infos
6Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
System availability improvement
redundant serversline relaybackup connectionsalarming functionsstorage integrity
7Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
System availability improvement
high availability proved by statistics
8Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® users
?
9Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® users
?
10Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® users
percentage of registrated licensed surveyours(Öffentlich bestellte Vermessungsingenieure ÖbVI)
11Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® user numbers over years
Real Time Service (HEPS)RTCM 2.3
PostProcessingService (GPPS)RINEX
12Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® user numbers over years
13Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® Ntrip test installation
BYreal time service HEPS with Ntrip (additional to GSM)offered since summer 2004increase in user access to Ntrip from
2,5 % (oct 05) to 5,2 % (apr 06)
NWreal time service HEPS with Ntrip (additional to GSM)offered since december 2005in jan, feb and mar 06 the share of Ntrip userswas 0,7 % of the HEPS data volume
14Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
Rover solution performance after coordinate improvement
• improvement of solution velocityafter introduction of more accurate station coordinates max 2 cm horizontal, 5 cm vertical(ETRS89 ETRS89(2003))in September 2003
• 80.000 logins analysed
• before: 50 % of TTFwithin minute 1
• after: 65 % of TTFwithin minute 1
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Jun 03 15.07 -31.07.2003
Aug 03 Sep 03 Okt 03 Aug 04 Sep 04
0 bis 1min 1 bis 2 min 2 bis 3 min 3 bis 4 min 4 bis 5 min 5 bis 10 min 10 bis 20 min über 20
percentage of fixed solutions within the first minutes after authentification
Robert Dieterle, NÖV 2005
15Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
Rover solution performance
reasons for differencesmultipath receivers
networkingionospheretopographyapplications
GPSNet-releasedata link availability
changes in hardwarecustomer experience
(greenhorn / old hand)
percentage of fixed solutions within the first minutes after authentification• 4 epochs in comparison: may 04, may 05, july 05, apr/may 06 (10-20,000 measurements per month)• clear improvement to apr/may 06
we believe the main reason might be here: steps between GPSNet - versions
16Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
Rover solution performance
time delay of fixed solutions all users in NW in September 2004• distributed over daylight hours
Time To Fix (TTF) im September 2004
daylight hours
seconds
17Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
Rover solution performance- is reference station dependent !
Time To Fix (TTF) im September 2004
daylight hours
seconds
TTF charts of 28 SAPOS NRW reference stationsbased on 230.000 real time users from january 2005 to december 2005
18Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® customer care
arrangementsNW:
roadshows for non-users
workshops for beginners
annual customers conferences
BW:Workshops in close cooperation with universities
Customer polls (2004 and 2005)
Sporadic newsletter informations
Hotline weekdays 8 am – 4 pm
19Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
SAPOS® - customers conference -
5 regional terms with up to 100 visitors per meetingexchange of informations and ideashigh user acceptance
highly pleasedvery satisfied
content
no answer
20Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
information about problems from the processing center
The goal was to inform the user directly (not only over internet / WAP) about current problems and maintenance activity of the processing center
Rover DisplaySoftware created message about operation condition RTCM2.3 (16)Problem 1 :• message standard• code / in brief / detailed• message maintenance necessaryProblem 2 :• manufacturers required to implement messages• RTCM-Format needed
Mobile Phone DisplayManually created E-Mail0,20 € per message for user
Problem 1:• Mobile phone network latency and different message data formatProblem 2 :• Response 2 % of 1000 usersProblem 3:• 10 messages in 7 months were necessary (mostly scheduled maintenance activity)Problem 4:• 1 % of the users plead „continue !“• 1 % of the users plead „stop it !“
21Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
NW: coordinate monitoring problems
GPS-Woche 1319, SAPOS-NRW, drei anerkannte Auswerteansätze: LGN, NRW, BKG;
Restklaffungen in Höhe, aufsteigend sortiert, Stationen <+-1 cm ausgeschnitten;
die Extremwerte sollten identische Stationen betreffen!
-0,06-0,05-0,04-0,03-0,02-0,01
00,010,020,030,04
LGN
- Am
tl.05
96_W
inte
rber
g05
95_S
iege
n06
10_K
leve
0578
_Wes
el06
08_K
oeln
0458
_Loe
hlba
ch05
99_R
hein
e05
93_M
inde
n05
26_P
rüm
0590
_Vre
den
0594
_Gum
mer
sbac
0603
_Fin
nent
rop
0460
_Wei
lbur
g05
12_K
oble
nz06
40_H
anno
ver
0579
_Vie
rsen
0611
_Gel
drop
0587
_Mue
nste
r05
91_A
ache
n06
15_F
rimm
ersd
orf
NR
W -
amtl.
0608
_Koe
ln05
99_R
hein
e05
90_V
rede
n06
10_K
leve
0519
_Dau
n06
02_D
etm
old
0611
_Gel
drop
0591
_Aac
hen
BKG
-am
tl.06
08_K
oeln
0526
_Prü
m06
42_O
snab
ruec
k05
12_K
oble
nz05
99_R
hein
e04
54_K
asse
l05
13_M
ayen
0601
_Hal
tern
0613
_Dev
ente
r05
96_W
inte
rber
g06
04_S
elfk
ant
0611
_Gel
drop
0612
_Hou
ten
0583
_Hag
en05
82_E
ssen
0615
_Frim
mer
sdor
f05
91_A
ache
n05
93_M
inde
n06
02_D
etm
old
0595
_Sie
gen
Stationen mit Höhenrestklaffungen > 1 cm
[m]
LGN - Amtl. NRW - amtl. BKG -amtl.
22Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
NW: coordinate monitoring problems
23Some Remarks from SAPOS® Operators using GPSNetTrimble GPSNet Users Seminar, Munich 2006
NW: coordinate monitoring problems
state of knowledge:monitoring of station coordinates aims at unexpected changesand unauthorized interferences of station hardwareso monitoring of station coordinates focuses upon the stations with the greatest deviations from official valuesto justify a reaction on apparent/make believe movements we need unanimous declarations from different software tools.state of the art models and softwares do not answer sufficiently :different software packages analyzing identical data point at different maximum deviation stationsa positive reaction with the consequence of a coordinate change is impossible quality managment failswho knows the solution ?