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PROJECT GEODESY

In HYPACK® … On other projects: On WGS-84 or NAD-83 projects: SURVEY GPS GPS SURVEY SURVEY Lat-Long on WGS-84 Lat-Long on WGS-84 Grid Conversion Datum Transformation X-Y on Projection Lat-Long on Local Datum Grid Conversion X-Y on Projection

The Ellipsoid A mathematical shape that approximates the geoidal surface. Your position on the ellipsoid is defined by: Latitude Longitude Height Above Ellipsoid Those items change based on the shape of the ellipsoid! You are here H Flattening = (a-b)/a ɸ = Latitude a = semi-major axis b = semi-minor axis Geoid: An equipotential surface, meaning the pull of gravity measured anywhere on the surface is a constant.

International Ellipsoid Datum When an ellipsoid is moved to fit your ‘local’ geoidal conditions, it becomes a “datum”. European Datum 1950 Your datum will usually determine which ellipsoid is to be used. North American Datum 1927: Clarke 1866 Ellipsoid North American Datum 1983: GRS 1980 Ellipsoid UK National Grid: Airy Ellipsoid Riks Drihoek (Holland): Bessel 1841 Hong Kong 80 Grid: International Jamaica Old Grid: Clarke 1880 Ellipsoid International Ellipsoid Bogota Datum

Datum Transformation Converting your position from one datum (usually WGS-84) to a local datum. Your latitude, longitude and height above ellipsoid varies depending on the datum being used. The process of going from one datum (WGS-84) to another datum is called a “Datum Transformation”. WGS-84 Φ Φ’ European Datum 1950 International Ellipsoid

For a Datum Transformation, you can: Determine your own parameters. Surveying on WGS-84 Ellipsoid? YES No Datum Transformation is Required. NO Surveying on NAD-83 State Plane Coordinate System? YES No Datum Transformation is Required. NO You Need to Do a Datum Transformation! For a Datum Transformation, you can: Determine your own parameters. Use published parameters. Use a Datum Shift model, if available for your area.

Datum Transformations: Configurations Don’t do a Datum Transformation Do a 3-Parameter Datum Transformation Click here for available models: Do a 7-Parameter Datum Transformation Use a National Transformation Model

Projections: A 2-D representation of the ellipsoidal surface Distortion is caused when moving from the ellipsoid surface to a flat project. BC  B’C’ A good projection should minimize the distortion. 1000 kg B C D A A’ B’ C’ D’

Lambert Conformal Conic I Lambert Conformal Conic 2 Typical Projections Mercator Transverse Mercator Oblique Mercator Lambert Conformal Conic I Lambert Conformal Conic 2 No distortion along equator. No distortion along a line of longitude. Good for N-S Areas Basis of UTM No distortion along selected azimuth. For countries not N-S or E-W No distortion along a line of latitude. Good for E-W areas. No distortion along two lines of latitude. A little bit of distortion between the lines.

GEODETIC PARAMETERS Each project has its own geodetic parameters. Create a new project or copy an existing project: Your new project inherits the geodesy from the previous project.

Starting GEODETIC PARAMETERS Click the ‘World’ icon. Or… Click the ‘Preparation – Geodesy’ menu item.

UTM Grid Grids: Zone: Ellipsoid: UTM North for northern hemisphere. UTM South for southern hemisphere. Zone: Divided into 6º of longitude. Ellipsoid: If your Ellipsoid is not WGS-84: You have to do a datum transformation.

NAD-83 Grids Grids: Zone: Ellipsoid: Select ‘State Plane NAD-83’ Select the appropriate state zone. Ellipsoid: Even though NAD-83 is based upon GRS-80, you will see WGS-84 listed as the ellipsoid. This is because the US government treats the two as the same, even though there are slight differences.

NAD-27 Grids Grids: Zone: Ellipsoid: Select ‘State Plane – NAD27’ Select your state plane zone. Ellipsoid: Fixed to ‘Clarke 1866’. You have to do a Datum Transformation! Set the Datum Shift file to CONUS.

UKNG Grids: Zones: Ellipsoid: Set to ‘UK National Grid’ There are no zones! Ellipsoid: Fixed on ‘Airy’. You have to do a Datum Transformation. Set the Datum Shift file to OSTN02.

User Defined Projection Grids: Set to ‘None’ (bottom of list). This opens up the Projection items. Projection: Select your projection. Enter the projection parameters. Ellipsoid: If not WGS-84, do a Datum Transformation.

RTK Tide Calculation User Defined RTK Calculation Choose from which source the K value is based upon Check the RTK TIDES presentation for details

Geodetic Parameters: Other Stuff Geoid Model: Used in RTK Tides methods. Orthometric Height Correction: Used in RTK Tides method. VDatum Zone and Chart Datum: Used in VDatum RTK TIDE Method Local Grid Adjustment Used to convert to local engineering grid. Has its own presentation! Chart datum level above geoid. Formerly the Orthometric Height Correction….

Time Variable Datum Transformations To account for continental drift, time variable transformations are available for select locations. Select the ITRF/WGS84 Epock, the target system, and the target year. Click OK, and the transformation parameters are calculated. In GEODETIC PARAMTERS, click “Tools” and then select the “Time Variable Transformations” menu item.