CN111780730B - GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation, which comprises the following steps: s1, constructing an engineering ellipsoid according to the area to be measured; s2, obtaining the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point by the Gaussian inverse calculation of the plane coordinates of the to-be-sampled point; s3, inputting the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point into a GNSS system, and positioning the position of an actual engineering point; the invention solves the problem that projection deformation cannot be avoided when a GNSS technology is used for lofting.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of measurement, and particularly relates to a GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation.
Background
With the development of the country, the engineering construction of China is more and more, and the total station or GNSS is adopted for the work of the engineering construction. The step of lofting by using the total station comprises the steps of erecting the total station on a control point, then setting another control point for orientation, inputting coordinates of feature points of the ground object to be measured into the total station, automatically calculating related data by the total station, and lofting the point positions by an observer according to a command prism person. However, the method needs to see through between the station and the sampling point, the Gaussian coordinate has the problem of projection deformation, the working intensity is high, and the efficiency is not high. And the GNSS technology is used for lofting, the perspective between point positions is not needed, the lofting speed is high, the efficiency is high, and the problem of projection deformation cannot be avoided by the technology.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects in the prior art, the GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoidal computation solves the problem that projection deformation cannot be avoided when lofting is performed by using a GNSS technology.
In order to achieve the purpose of the invention, the invention adopts the technical scheme that: a GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation comprises the following steps:
s1, constructing an engineering ellipsoid according to the area to be measured;
s2, obtaining the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point by the Gaussian inverse calculation of the plane coordinates of the to-be-sampled point;
and S3, inputting the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point into the GNSS system, and positioning the position of the actual engineering point.
Further, the step S1 includes the following steps:
s11, calculating the average curvature radius of the region to be measured according to the latitude of the region to be measured;
s12, averaging the geodetic heights of all to-be-sampled points of the region to be measured to serve as the average geodetic height of the region to be measured;
s13, calculating the major-semiaxis and the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid according to the average curvature radius and the average height of the area to be measured;
and S14, constructing the engineering ellipsoid according to the major semiaxis and the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid.
Further, the calculation formula of the major-semiaxis of the engineering ellipsoid in the step S13 is as follows:
the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid is as follows:
alpha=1-a(1-e2)(2)
wherein a is a long semi-axis of an engineering ellipsoid, RmFor national referenceMean radius of curvature of a point of an ellipsoid, HmAverage ground height of region to be measured, BmThe average latitude of the area to be measured, e is the eccentricity of the engineering ellipsoid, and alpha is the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid.
Further, the formula for calculating the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point in step S2 is as follows:
tf=tanBf (5)
ηf 2=e2cos2Bf (6)
wherein y is the ordinate of the to-be-sampled point in the area to be measured, B is the abscissa of the geodetic coordinate of the to-be-sampled point, L is the ordinate of the geodetic coordinate of the to-be-sampled point, tfIs a value of the derivative of the time angle, MfIs a curvature radius derivative value of the fourth prime circle, NfIs the derivative value of the radius of curvature of the meridian, BfLatitude, η, at the base pointfAs a component of the deviation of the perpendicular to the unit circle, L0The central meridian accuracy.
Further, the bottom point latitude BfThe calculation method comprises the following steps:
a1, iteration bottom point latitudeInitial value of (2)Is arranged asWherein i is the number of iterations, X is the meridian arc length measured from the equator, a0Is an intermediate variable;
a2, iteration bottom point latitudeIterating through an iteration formula until:where ε is a minimum threshold;
a3, obtaining the iteration bottom point latitude finally obtained in the step A2Assigning to the bottom point latitude Bf。
Further, the intermediate variable a in the step A10The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
further, the iterative formula in step a2 is:
wherein F is an iterative latitude function, a2,a4,a6,a8Are all intermediate variables.
Further, the intermediate variable a2,a4,a6,a8The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
the invention has the beneficial effects that:
(1) and constructing a proper ellipsoid according to the area to be measured of the actual engineering, accurately obtaining the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point through inverse Gaussian calculation, and accurately calculating the latitude through an iteration mode, thereby avoiding the problem of projection deformation.
(2) The invention can obtain results on various projection surfaces according to various projection rules, so that the calculated data has reusability and universality.
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The following description of the embodiments of the present invention is provided to facilitate the understanding of the present invention by those skilled in the art, but it should be understood that the present invention is not limited to the scope of the embodiments, and it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes may be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined and defined in the appended claims, and all matters produced by the invention using the inventive concept are protected.
As shown in fig. 1, a GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation includes the following steps:
s1, constructing an engineering ellipsoid according to the area to be measured;
the step S1 includes the steps of:
s11, calculating the average curvature radius of the region to be measured according to the latitude of the region to be measured;
s12, averaging the geodetic heights of all to-be-sampled points of the region to be measured to serve as the average geodetic height of the region to be measured;
s13, calculating the major-semiaxis and the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid according to the average curvature radius and the average height of the area to be measured;
the calculation formula of the major-semiaxis of the engineering ellipsoid in the step S13 is as follows:
the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid is as follows:
alpha=1-a(1-e2)(2)
wherein a is a long semi-axis of an engineering ellipsoid, RmIs the average radius of curvature of one point of a national reference ellipsoid, HmAverage ground height of region to be measured, BmThe average latitude of the area to be measured, e is the eccentricity of the engineering ellipsoid, and alpha is the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid.
And S14, constructing the engineering ellipsoid according to the major semiaxis and the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid.
S2, obtaining the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point by the Gaussian inverse calculation of the plane coordinates of the to-be-sampled point;
the formula for calculating the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point in step S2 is:
tf=tanBf (5)
ηf 2=e2cos2Bf (6)
wherein y is the ordinate of the to-be-sampled point in the area to be measured, B is the abscissa of the geodetic coordinate of the to-be-sampled point, L is the ordinate of the geodetic coordinate of the to-be-sampled point, tfIs a value of the derivative of the time angle, MfIs a curvature radius derivative value of the fourth prime circle, NfIs the derivative value of the radius of curvature of the meridian, BfLatitude, η, at the base pointfAs a component of the deviation of the perpendicular to the unit circle, L0The central meridian accuracy.
The bottom point latitude BfThe calculation method comprises the following steps:
a1, iteration bottom point latitudeInitial value of (2)Is arranged asWherein i is the number of iterations, X is the meridian arc length measured from the equator, a0Is an intermediate variable;
intermediate variable a in step A10The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
a2, iteration bottom point latitudeIterating through an iteration formula until:where ε is a minimum threshold;
the iterative formula in the step a2 is:
wherein F is an iterative latitude function, a2,a4,a6,a8Are all intermediate variables.
The intermediate variable a2,a4,a6,a8The calculation formula of (2) is as follows:
a3, obtaining the iteration bottom point latitude finally obtained in the step A2Assigning to the bottom point latitude Bf。
And S3, inputting the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point into the GNSS system, and positioning the position of the actual engineering point.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
(1) and constructing a proper ellipsoid according to the area to be measured of the actual engineering, accurately obtaining the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point through inverse Gaussian calculation, and accurately calculating the latitude through an iteration mode, thereby avoiding the problem of projection deformation.
(2) The invention can obtain results on various projection surfaces according to various projection rules, so that the calculated data has reusability and universality.
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1. A GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, constructing an engineering ellipsoid according to the area to be measured;
s2, obtaining the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point by the Gaussian inverse calculation of the plane coordinates of the to-be-sampled point;
s3, inputting the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-sampled point into a GNSS system, and positioning the position of an actual engineering point;
step S1 includes the following steps:
s11, calculating the average curvature radius of the region to be measured according to the latitude of the region to be measured;
s12, averaging the geodetic heights of all to-be-sampled points of the region to be measured to serve as the average geodetic height of the region to be measured;
s13, calculating the major-semiaxis and the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid according to the average curvature radius and the average height of the area to be measured;
s14, constructing an engineering ellipsoid according to the major semi-axis and the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid;
the calculation formula of the major-semiaxis of the engineering ellipsoid in the step S13 is as follows:
the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid is as follows:
alpha=1-a(1-e2) (2)
wherein a is a long semi-axis of an engineering ellipsoid, RmIs the average radius of curvature of one point of a national reference ellipsoid, HmAverage ground height of region to be measured, BmThe average latitude of the area to be measured, e is the eccentricity of the engineering ellipsoid, and alpha is the oblateness of the engineering ellipsoid.
2. The GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation according to claim 1, wherein the formula for calculating the geodetic coordinates of the to-be-lofted point in the step S2 is as follows:
tf=tanBf (5)ηf 2=e2cos2Bf (6)
wherein y is the ordinate of the to-be-sampled point in the area to be measured, B is the abscissa of the geodetic coordinate of the to-be-sampled point, L is the ordinate of the geodetic coordinate of the to-be-sampled point, tfIs a value of the derivative of the time angle, MfIs a curvature radius derivative value of the fourth prime circle, NfIs the derivative value of the radius of curvature of the meridian, BfLatitude, η, at the base pointfAs a component of the deviation of the perpendicular to the unit circle, L0The central meridian accuracy.
3. According to the claimsSolving 2 the GNSS three-dimensional lofting positioning method based on ellipsoid calculation is characterized in that the base point latitude BfThe calculation method comprises the following steps:
a1, iteration bottom point latitudeInitial value of (2)Is arranged asWherein i is the number of iterations, X is the meridian arc length measured from the equator, a0Is an intermediate variable;
a2, iteration bottom point latitudeIterating through an iteration formula until:where ε is a minimum threshold;
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