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Title: CORS Orthometric Heights


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CORS Concrete Pillar Antenna Mount
Field Procedures to EstablishCORS Orthometric
Heights
Curt Smith Denis Riordan
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  1. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Bench Mark to Top
    of Mounting Surface Sighting Surface

Backsight
Foresight
BM
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  1. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Bench Mark to Top
    of Mounting Surface Using Invar Strip

Invar Strip
Backsight
Foresight
BM
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1. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Bench Mark to
Top of Mounting Surface
  • Pros
  • Established BF digital level routine
  • Most accurate transfer of elevation
  • Will achieve Second Order, Class 1 or 2
  • Cons
  • Cant directly observe to desired surface
  • Antenna in place move antenna during
    measurements
  • Digital levels optical system needs to be
    calibrated
  • Invar strip - plumb and on desired surface

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2a. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Bench Mark to
Reference Mark on Monument
Foresight
Backsight
BM
RM
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2b. Equipment (?) Measure-up from Reference Mark
on Monument to Antenna Mounting Surface
Constant
RM
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2. Equipment (?) Measure-up from Reference Mark
on Monument to Antenna Mounting Surface
  • Pros
  • Accurate transfer of elevation to reference mark
  • Permanent reference mark on monument
  • Cons
  • Currently no established procedures
  • Cant directly observe to desired surface
  • Antenna in Place must be moved during
    measurements
  • Conventional Elevation only to reference mark
  • Unknown accurate distance measuring equipment
  • Equipment and accuracy concerns for measure-up

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3a 4a. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Bench
Mark to Reference Mark at Building
Backsight
Foresight
BM
RM
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3b 4b. Equipment (?) Measure-up from Reference
Mark at Base of Building to Reference Mark on Top
of Building
Constant
RM
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3c. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Reference Mark
to Top of Antenna Mounting Surface
RM
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4c. Direct Level Tie from Adjacent Reference Mark
to Reference Mark at Bottom of Antenna Support
Structure
Foresight
Backsight
RM
RM
RM
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4d. Equipment (?) Measure-up from Adjacent
Reference Mark to Antenna Mounting Surface
Constant
RM
RM
RM
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5. Trigonometric Leveling from Bench Mark to
Antenna Mounting Surface
Backsight
Foresight
BM
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5. Trigonometric Leveling from Bench Mark to
Antenna Mounting Surface
  • Pros
  • Automatic vertical angles by robotic total
    stations
  • Draft procedures from Audie Murray and Charlie
    Glover
  • Cons
  • Cant directly observe to desired surface
  • Antenna in place move antenna during
    measurements
  • Distance limitations (?)
  • Mix of data conventional/trigonometric leveling
  • Procedures to get data into NGS Database?

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6a. Trigonometric Leveling from Bench Mark to
Antenna Mounting Surface
Foresight
Backsight
BM
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7a. Trigonometric Leveling from Bench Mark to
Reference Mark on Top of Structure
RM
Foresight
Backsight
BM
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7b. Trigonometric Leveling from Reference Mark
to Antenna Mounting Surface
Backsight
Foresight
RM
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8. Ellipsoid Height Differences Referenced to
Bench Marks via GPS Observations
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8. Ellipsoid Height Differences Referenced to
Bench Marks via GPS Observations
  • Pros
  • Draft procedures from NGS Field Operations
  • Antenna in place use during measurements
  • Provides GPS/BM in area for geoid modeling
  • Cons
  • Accuracy limitations
  • Will not produce Second Order, Class II
    elevations
  • Requires bench marks within proximity of CORS
  • Distance limitations (?)

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The FGCS Specifications shall apply unless
specifically superseded by the requirements
specified below. If there is a conflict
between the FGCS Specifications and this document
for a given specification or procedure, this
document shall take priority.
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Further Study and Development
  • Point Identifiers for ARP when establishing Ortho
  • Distance to surrounding bench marks
  • Optional devices for measure-ups
  • Guidelines and specifications for each option
  • Combining multiple measurement systems data
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