Measurement of operational real-time kinematic global positioning service for southeastern Louisiana.

Dokka, Roy; Gulf Coast Research Center for Evacuation and Transportation Resiliency

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Measurement of operational real-time kinematic global positioning service for southeastern Louisiana.

2009-01-01
By Dokka, Roy

English

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Alternative Title:

LTRC research project capsule, 07-3GT;Research project capsule, 07-3GT;
Creators:

Dokka, Roy
Corporate Creators:

Gulf Coast Research Center for Evacuation and Transportation Resiliency
Corporate Contributors:

Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Aerial Surveying Flood Protection Global Positioning System Hydrographic Surveying Real-Time Kinematics
Publication/ Report Number:

07-3GT
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Louisiana
Corporate Publisher:

Louisiana Transportation Research Center
Abstract:

The establishment of accurate and reliable vertical elevations in Louisiana is

exceedingly critical due to the substantial impact on flood control, hurricane

protection projects, and navigation projects of rapidly changing vertical elevations due

to subsidence. Measurement of vertical elevations requires either very long survey

level runs from a sparse network of National Geodetic survey (NGS) fixed monuments

or one to two days of continuous Global Positioning System (GPS) observations

(measurements) at a new benchmark to establish its absolute elevation.
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