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Ionospheric delays can be efficiently eliminated from single-frequency data using a combination of carrier phases and code
ranges. Unfortunately, GPS and GLONASS ranges are relatively noisy which can limit the use of the positioning method. Nevertheless,
position standard deviations are in the range of 6–8 cm (horizontal) and 7–9 cm (3d) obtained from diurnal data batches from
selected IGS reference stations can be further reduced to 2–3 cm (3d) for weekly smoothed averages. GPS data sets collected
in Ghana (Africa) reveal a typical level of 10 cm of deviation that must be anticipated under average conditions. Looking
at the future of GNSS, the European Galileo system will, in contrast to GPS, provide the broadband signal E5 that is by far
less affected by multipath thus providing rather precise range measurements. Simulated processing runs featuring both high
ionospheric and tropospheric delay variations show a 3d position precision of 4 cm even for a data batch as short as just
1 h, whereas GPS L1/Galileo E1 performance is close to 13 cm for the same data set. 相似文献
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Brendan Hoover Sean Yaw Richard Middleton 《International journal of geographical information science》2020,34(3):520-538
ABSTRACTCost surfaces are a crucial aspect of route optimization and least cost path (LCP) calculations and are used in awide range of disciplines including computer science, landscape ecology, and energy-infrastructure modeling. Linear features present akey weakness to traditional routing calculations along cost surfaces because they cannot identify whether moving from acell to its adjacent neighbors constitutes crossing alinear barrier (increased cost) or following acorridor (reduced cost). Following and avoiding linear features can drastically change predicted routes. We introduce an approach to address this adjacency issue using asearch kernel that identifies these critical barriers and corridors. We have built this approach into anew Java-based open-source software package– CostMAP (cost surface multi-layer aggregation program)– which calculates cost surfaces and cost networks using the search kernel. CostMAP allows users to input multiple GIS data layers and to set weights and rules for developing aweighted-cost network. We compare CostMAP performance with traditional cost surface approaches and show significant performance gains– both following corridors and avoiding barriers– by modeling the movement of alarge terrestrial animal– the Baird’s Tapir (Tapirus bairdii)– in amovement ecology framework and by modeling pipeline routing for carbon capture and storage (CCS). 相似文献
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Atmospheric delays are contributors to the GNSS error budget in precise GNSS positioning that can reduce positioning accuracy
considerably if not compensated appropriately. Both ionospheric and tropospheric delay corrections can be determined with
help of reference stations in active GNSS networks. One approach to interpolate these error terms to the user’s location that
is employed in Germany’s SAPOS network is the determination of area correction parameters (ACP, German: “Fl?chenkorrekturparameter—FKP”).
A 2D interpolation scheme using data from at least 3 reference stations surrounding the rover is employed. A modification
of this method was developed which only makes use of as few as 2 reference stations and provides 1D linear correction parameters
along a “corridor” in which the user’s rover is moving. We present the results of a feasibility study portraying results from
use of corridor correction parameters for precise RTK-like positioning. The differences to the reference coordinates (3D)
attained in average for 1 h of data employing selected network nodes in Germany are between 0.8 and 2.0 cm, which compares
well with the traditional area correction method that yields an error of 0.7 up to 1.1 cm. 相似文献
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The government of Ghana in a bilateral agreement with the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test-Ban Treaty Organization (CTBTO) has established a National Data Center in Ghana with the aim of monitoring the testing of nuclear explosions. Seismic, hydroacoustic, radionuclide and infrasound methods are used for the monitoring. The data center was commissioned on 3 February, 2010 at the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission. At present Ghana does not have any operational, centralised data (seismic, hydroacoustic, radionuclide and infrasound) acquisition system with the capability of accessing data from other international stations. Hence, the need of setting up the National Data Center which would enable us constantly monitor, manage and coordinate both natural and man-made seismic activities in the country and around the globe, upload data to the International Data Center (IDC) as well as receive and use International Monitoring System (IMS) data and IDC products for treaty verification and compliance. Apart from these, the center also accesses and analyzes seismic waveforms relevant to its needs from the International Data Center; makes data available to its stakeholder institutions for earthquake disaster mitigation; reports on all aspects of disasters related to earthquake to the relevant government agencies that deal with disasters; makes recommendations to the government of Ghana on earthquake safety measures; provides information to assist government institutions to develop appropriate land and building policies. The center in collaboration with stakeholder agencies periodically organises public lectures on earthquake disaster risk mitigation. 相似文献
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Kwabena Kankam-Yeboah Emmanuel Obuobie Barnabas Amisigo Yaw Opoku-Ankomah 《水文科学杂志》2013,58(4):773-788
Abstract This study uses the Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) and downscaled climate projections from the ensemble of two global climate models (ECHAM4 and CSIRO) forced by the A1FI greenhouse-gas scenario to estimate the impact of climate change on streamflow in the White Volta and Pra river basins, Ghana. The SWAT model was calibrated for the two basins and subsequently driven by downscaled future climate projections to estimate the streamflow for the 2020s (2006–2035) and 2050s (2036–2075). Relative to the baseline, the mean annual streamflow estimated for the White Volta basin for the 2020s and 2050s showed a decrease of 22 and 50%, respectively. Similarly, the estimated streamflow for the 2020s and 2050s for the Pra basin showed a decrease of 22 and 46%, respectively. These results underscore the need to put in place appropriate adaptation measures to foster resilience to climate change in order to enhance water security within the two basins. Citation Kankam-Yeboah, K., Obuobie, E., Amisigo, B., and Opoku-Ankomah, Y., 2013. Impact of climate change on streamflow in selected river basins in Ghana. Hydrological Sciences Journal, 58 (4), 773–788. 相似文献
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