Allowance for differences in ellipsoids and geodetic control coordinate systems in determining ship's position using radio navigation systems
Abstract
In determining a ship's position using a satellite radio navigation system (RNS) the coordinates must be transformed from a satellite geodetic system to a local system. This problem is discussed. A table shows how the m, p, q values can be used in computing the coordinates of centers of some ellipsoids relative to the centers of others. Formulas are given for evaluating the corrections required when transforming coordinates from the WGS-72 system to the Krasovskiy ellipsoid. Examples are given which show that discrepancies in coordinates in certain cases can be quite large.
- Publication:
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USSR Report Earth Sciences JPRS UES
- Pub Date:
- July 1985
- Bibcode:
- 1985RpESc.......18K
- Keywords:
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- Coordinate Transformations;
- Geodetic Coordinates;
- Radio Navigation;
- Satellite Navigation Systems;
- Accuracy;
- Correction;
- Loran C;
- Matrices (Mathematics);
- Omega Navigation System;
- Surface Navigation;
- Space Communications, Spacecraft Communications, Command and Tracking