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National Geodetic Survey Andria Bilich amp Gerald Mader Geosciences Research Division National Geodetic Survey With contributions from Steven Breidenbach Hong Chen Kendall Fancher ID: 180876

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GNSS Absolute Antenna Calibration at theNational Geodetic Survey

Andria

Bilich

& Gerald

Mader

Geosciences Research Division

National Geodetic Survey

With contributions from

:

Steven

Breidenbach

, Hong Chen,

Kendall

Fancher

, Charles

Geoghegan

,

David

Gietka

,

Heeyul

Han, Dennis

Lokken

,

Frank Marion, Jaya

Neti

,

Jarir

SalehSlide2

OutlineMotivation

NGS methods and observation models

Example results

NGS Calibration Services

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Where do I receive the signal?

Antenna reference point (ARP)

Antenna element

Nonphysical and inconstant point floating in space?

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What is GNSS Antenna Calibration?

Create a “map” of antenna characteristics

Mean point being positioned (

PC0

)

Spatial variations (PCV)

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PC0

[ENU]

PCV

(el)

PCV

(

az,el

)Slide5

What Is The Effect of PC0/PCV?

Antenna element introduces elevation- (and azimuth-) dependent advance/delay to the carrier phase observation = PC0 + PCV

Effect on heights (with respect to elevation cutoff)

Alias into troposphere estimate

<= 10cm height errors on mixed-antenna baselines

Mixed-antenna and longer baselines demand good antenna calibrations

Published values are idealized (environment-free)

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NGS Motivations and Goals

Serve high precision needs of U.S. surveying and geodesy communities

Simultaneous multi-freq, multi-GNSS calibrations

2-D (elevation, azimuth) phase center patterns

Free calibration service w/ quick turn-aroundCalibration values publicly distributed via InternetCompatibility with IGS ANTEX values

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NGS Calibration Facility and Methods

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Calibration Setup

Single differences

Short baseline (5 m)

Simplified multipath environment

Common clock (heading receiver)Remaining factors = phase centers (ref, test), differential multipath, hardware bias

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Time Difference of Single Differences

Closely spaced time pairs + robot motion =

PC0/PCV at reference antenna removed

slowly varying biases (differential MP, hardware bias) minimized

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Fixed reference antenna

Test antennaSlide10

Why Robot?

Introduce angle changes for TDSD

Better spatial coverage

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Modelled Factors

E

N

V

PC0 [ENU]

PCV (

az,el

)

A priori

position

Frame rotation(s) between robot and local frame

Rotation arm length

Phase windup (antenna motion)

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NGS Calibration Results

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mmSlide13

Trimble Zephyr Geodetic 2(TRM55971.00)

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(mm)

North

East

Up

IGS

1.07

-0.19

67.17

30212661

1.38

-0.45

69.84

30212716

0.92-0.47

69.84Slide14

TRM55971.00phase center pattern

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mm

mmSlide15

Deviation from IGS type mean

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mmSlide16

Ashtech

Geodetic III ‘Whopper’

(ASH700718B)

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(mm)

North

East

Up

IGS

-1.67

-0.47

69.48

11885

-1.22

0.22

69.1311869-1.40

0.2369.17Slide17

ASH700718Bphase center pattern

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mm

mmSlide18

Deviation from IGS type mean

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mm

mm

mmSlide19

NGS Calibration Services

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PC0/PCV Distribution

Freely available

Distribution via website:

http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/ANTCAL

Data formats for different software:

NGS format (relative and absolute)ANTEX (absolute)

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NGS Calibration ServicesFormal policy document

Calibration process and stages

Eligibility for calibration

Rights and responsibilities

Request calibration via web formTracking system with automated customer notification emails

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Conclusions and OutlookGood agreement with IGS type means

Pending approval from International GNSS Service (IGS)

Soon to be “open for business”

For more information

http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/ANTCALEmail

andria.bilich@noaa.gov or NGS.AbsAntCal@noaa.gov

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