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Application of Post-Processed Navigation, Motion and Tide Data to Multibeam Surveys using Applanix POS/MV Dushan Arumugam Doug Lockhart Carol Lockhart Fugro Pelagos, Inc. Outline. Introduction Problem The need for a reference surface to verify LIDAR data Solution
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Application of Post-Processed Navigation, Motion and Tide Data to Multibeam Surveys using Applanix POS/MV • Dushan Arumugam • Doug Lockhart • Carol Lockhart • Fugro Pelagos, Inc.
Outline • Introduction • Problem • The need for a reference surface to verify LIDAR data • Solution • Multibeam hydrographic survey based data • Details • Data Acquisition • Data Processing
Outline Continued • Results • Positioning (DGPS vs KGPS) • Attitude and Heading (Real-Time vs Post-Processed) • Tide / PPK Altitude • Conclusion
Base Station Configuration • Base Station Equipment • Novatel Dual Frequency GPS • Receiver (Model DL-4) • Antenna (Model 503)
Vessel Configuration • Vessel Equipment • Reson Seabat 8101 • Dual Frequency POS/MV 320 • AML SVP Probes • Triton ISIS Data Acquisition software
Horizontal Datum • Horizontal Datum • North American Datum 1983 (NAD83) • KGPS based • DGPS based
Positioning • Positioning • DGPS vs KGPS
Vertical Datum • Vertical Datum • International Great Lakes Datum 1985 (IGLD85) • Ellipsoid Elevations
Tide • Multibeam Hydrographic Data (IGLD85) • Squat Settlement • Vessel Draft • Water level • Seiche • Tide Prof. Robert A. DalrympleCenter for Applied Coastal ResearchUniversity of DelawareNewark, DE 19716
Results Tide (Profile) Profile showing data with Tide correction from the Toronto Tide Gauge
Ellipsoid Height • Multibeam Hydrographic Data (Ellipsoid) • PPK Altitude
Results PPK (Profile) Profile showing data with PPK Altitude correction
Results Tide vs PPK (Profile) Profiles showing data with Tide and PPK Altitude correction
Conclusion • Post-Processed Kinematic altitude appears to reduce our vertical error • Tide file did not provide a good comparison due to the Seiche effect • Is currently being used on our NOAA Project where better tide models are available