lantmäteriet national land survey of sweden christina kempe, bo jonsson, gunnar hedling and peter...
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LantmäterietNational Land Survey of Sweden
Christina Kempe, Bo Jonsson, Gunnar Hedling and Peter Wiklund
www.swepos.com
SWEPOS™ –a Multi-purpose National
Network of Reference
Stations
How it started
1991: SWEPOS was established as a collaboration project
1992: Establishment of some experi-mental permanent reference stations
1994: A network of 21 stations in test operation
1995-1999: SWEPOS was designed and financed by a number of governmental agencies
2000-: Lantmäteriet is responsible for operation and development of SWEPOS
The Purpose of SWEPOS
The purposes of SWEPOS are• Provide L1 and L2 raw data
for post-processing• Provide DGPS and RTK
corrections• Act as high-precision control
points• Scientific studies of crustal
motion• Monitor the integrity of the
GPS system
The SWEPOS™ Network
5 IGS stations: Kiruna, Mårtsbo, Borås, Onsala, Visby7 EPN stations: Kiruna, Mårtsbo, Borås, Onsala, Visby, Skellefteå, Vilhelmina
21 complete stations 40 simplified stations
Complete SWEPOS Station
• Mounted on bedrock• Power backup for 48 hours• 64 kb leased lines for data
communication and 19.2 kb lines for back-up
• Redundant GPS receivers, back-up computers and communication equipment
• Temperature and power monitoring
• Burglar alarm
Simplified SWEPOS Station
• Antenna mounted on building• Battery back-up for 30
minutes• 64 kb data connection, no
back-up line• One GPS receiver, no back-
up computer or communi-cation equipment
• Monitored by the 21 complete SWEPOS stations (daily)
Monitoring of SWEPOS
• Data• In-door temperature• Power supply• Data connections• Visitors
SWEPOS Control Centre
SWEPOS Data
Post-processing data• Single-frequency RINEX – metre
accuracy• Dual-frequency RINEX – centimetre
accuracy
Real-time data• L1/L2 data in receiver format• DGPS data RTCM ver. 2.2 – metre
accuracy• Network RTK data (regionally) –
centimetre accuracy
SWEPOS Real-time Services
• EPOS™ (metre accuracy)– DGPS service operated by Cartesia
– RDS channel on the FM radio band
• Omnistar (metre accuracy)– WADGPS service operated by Fugro
– Satellite distribution
• Network RTK service (centimetre accuracy)
– Cellular phone (VRS mode)
Post-processing Service
Post-processingService
Post-processingService
Observation data(RINEX file)
Observation data(RINEX file)
Computed positionQuality parameters
Computed positionQuality parameters
Network RTK in Sweden
• Network RTK for navigation and positioning with centimetre accuracy
– Pre-study projects 1999-2001
– Prototype Production Projects, 2002-2003
– National Positioning Service + Establishment Projects, 1 Jan 2004
• Design– Densification of the existing
SWEPOS infrastructure
– Collaboration projects between Lantmäteriet and GPS users
Experiences from the users • Network RTK is efficient and easy
to use• The “GPS maturity” of the users is
varying• A high availability of the Network
RTK service is required• The coverage of suitable distribution
channels is a bottleneck in some areas
• Standards for data format and GPS receivers are welcome
Prototype ProductionNetworks (2002-2003)
Pos. Stockholm-Mälaren 2
Väst-RTK
SKAN-RTK 2
1 January 2004
• Network RTK service – User fees for operation costs– Starting fee: € 550/connection– Unlimited data amount:
€ 1600 /year and connection– Down-loaded data:
€ 550 /year and connection +€ 0.5 /min
• 180 subscribers 1 Feb 2004
The cost for distribution of data via GSM is not included.
The Future
• Proposal on a National Network RTK service of 112 stations
• Estimated investment cost of 4 million € and a yearly operation cost of 2.5 million €
• The investment is covered by governmental funds and the operation costs mainly by user fees
• The proposal is approved by the Director General
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