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The Global Positioning System and GIS / M. Kennedy (1996)
Titre : The Global Positioning System and GIS : an introduction Type de document : Monographie Auteurs : M. Kennedy, Auteur Editeur : Chelsea, Michigan : Ann Arbor Press Année de publication : 1996 Importance : 268 p. Format : 15 x 24 cm + cederom ISBN/ISSN/EAN : 978-1-57504-017-2 Langues : Anglais (eng) Descripteur : [Vedettes matières IGN] Géodésie spatiale
[Termes IGN] ArcInfo
[Termes IGN] ArcView
[Termes IGN] correction différentielle
[Termes IGN] données GPS
[Termes IGN] Global Positioning System
[Termes IGN] système d'information géographiqueIndex. décimale : 30.60 Géodésie spatiale Note de contenu : Introduction
Part 1 -- Basic Concepts
Where Are You?
GPS and GIS
Anatomy of the Term: "Global Positioning System"
PROJECT 1A
- Getting Acquainted with a GPS Receiver
- Power On and Off
- The Sources of Power and Other Gadgets
- Understanding the Screens and Controls
- Setting Vital Parameters
- Preparing to Correlate GPS Data with Map Data
- Double checking the configuration
- Final Inside Activity
PROJECT 1B
- Now Outside
- Tracking Satellites
- Set Your Watch
- Did the Earth Move?
PROJECT 1C
- Back Inside
- Two Altitude Referencing Systems
- The Datum Makes a Difference
Latitude Computation on "OLD" Position
Longitude Computation on "OLD" Position
GPS Equipment Check-out Form
Part 2 -- Automated Data Collection
How'd They Do That?
How it works: measuring distance by measuring time
Factors Affecting When and How to Collect Data
Position Accuracy and DOP
So, Actually, What is DOP?
PROJECT 2A
- Inside: Planning the GPS Data Collection Session
- Setting up the Receiver/Datalogger
- In the Field: Collecting Data
PROJECT 2B
- Taking Data on Foot
- Collecting Data by Bicycle
- Collecting Data by Automobile
- Actual Data Collection
- Back Inside
Data Collection Parameter Form -- GPS2GIS
Part 3 -- Examining GPS Data
Some Questions Answered
Question #1 through Question #9
PROJECT 3A
PROJECT 3B
PROJECT 3C
- Calculate the Average Position
Exercises
Part 4 -- Differential Correction
GPS Accuracy in General
Differential Correction in Summary
Thinking About Error
First Line of Defense Against Error: Averaging
Sources of GPS Error
Clock Errors
Ephemeris Errors
Receiver Errors
Atmospheric Errors
Selective Availability (SA)
Reducing Errors -- Dramatically
More Formally
Making Differential Correction Work
Proof of the Pudding
PROJECT 4A
PROJECT 4B
PROJECT 4C
PROJECT 4D
Exercises
Community Base Station Information
Part 5 -- Integrating GPS Data with ARC/INFO
To Review:
Prescription for Failure: Incorrect Parameters
The Conversion Process
The Files that Generate Coverages
Bringing GPS Data to GIS: Major Steps
PROJECT 5A
PROJECT 5B
PROJECT 5C
PROJECT 5D
Exercise
Part 6 -- ArcView, ArcData, and GPS
Introduction to ArcView
Integration of GIS Activities
The Components of ArcView
Operations on Themes and Views
The ArcUSA Database
PROJECT 6
- Seeing GPS Data with ArcView
- Starting ArcView
- Getting Help
- Starting a New Project...and Saving It
- Opening a Project
- Initiating a View
- Views and Coverages: Adding a GPS-based Theme
- Editing the Legend
- Projecting Coordinates
- Adding a Theme from ArcUSA
- Identifying Particular Features of a Particular Theme
- Magnifying and Moving the View
- Selecting Features
- Adding Water
- Bringing Up a Feature Attribute Table
- More Complex Selecting
- Other Cool Table Operations
Exercises
Part 7 -- The Present and the Future
Obtaining GIS Attribute Data with GPS Equipment
The Organization of Attribute Data
The Data Dictionary
From the Environment, through GPS, to GIS
Navigation with GPS Equipment
Real-Time, Differential GPS Position Finding
Getting Corrections for GPS Measurements: Right Now!
A User-Operated Real-Time Base Station
A Centrally Located Real-time Base Station
A "Differential Corrections Anywhere" System
Planning the GPS Data Collection Session
Almanacs
Mission Planning Software
On the Horizon: Trends
Better Accuracy
Faster Fixes
GPS Combined with Other Systems
Monuments Will be Different, and in Different Places
Air Navigation Will Be Radically Transformed
Marine and Vehicle Navigation Will Be Improved
System Integrity and Reliability -- Great
Improvements
Other Countries, Other Systems
Civilian and Military Interests Will Cooperate
GPS Will Become the Primary Way to
Disseminate Time Information
GPS: Information Provider or Controller?
Applications: New and Continuing
GPS and GIS
Nature of the Projects
Projects Utilizing Feature Attribute Data
PROJECT 7A
- Obtaining GIS Attribute Information with GPS Equipment
PROJECT 7B
PROJECT 7C
- Creating and Viewing Coverages
- Executing SML Files
- Now Use Your Data
PROJECT 7D
- Navigating with GPS Equipment
- More Walking
PROJECT 7E
- Real-Time, Differential GPS Position Finding
PROJECT 7F
- Planning the GPS Data Collection Session
PROJECT 7G
- Mission Planning Using Quick PlanNuméro de notice : 68301 Affiliation des auteurs : non IGN Thématique : POSITIONNEMENT Nature : Monographie Permalink : https://documentation.ensg.eu/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=61926