Tidal Correction Using GPS Determination of the Chart Datum. October 9, FIG Congress 2006



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Tidal Correction Using GPS Determination of the Chart Datum October 9, FIG Congress 2006

Inhalt The Traditional Way of Tide Correction Tide Correction Using GNSS Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum Task II: Use of GPS Correction Data First Experience

The Traditional Way of Tide Correction UK Denmark Sweden Denmark 0.5 m < tidal range < 4 m Denmark The Netherlands Poland

The Traditional Way of Tide Correction depths, contours, coastlines own surveys rectangular grid lat/lon grid Additional information like coastlines lights names benchmarks

The Traditional Way of Tide Correction tide gauge readings GPS antenna GPS receiver computer echo sounder collection of data combination position and sounding tide correction DTM and interactive processing survey data base topographic chart of the sea bottom (analogue)

The Traditional Way of Tide Correction Vertical Reference Chart Datum (CD) for mariners (charts, navigation, maintenance of fairways,... Baltic Sea (tidal range < 30 cm) MSL, referred to terrestrial vertical datum: Schleswig-Holstein: NN (Normal-Null) Mecklenburg-Vorpommern: HN (Kronstadt) - 14 cm North Sea (tidal range > 30 cm) former: MLWSp (Mean Low Water Springs) since 2005: LAT (Lowest Astronomical Tide) Terrestrial vertical datum (German State Survey) for coastal engineering, ICZM,... NN (or HN), in future: NHN (Normalhöhennull)

height [m] The Traditional Way of Tide Correction 0,2 0-0,1-0,5-3 -40-50 Sea bottom Distance from Sea to the coast MSL NHN (~Geoid) CD (LAT) Ellipsoid (ETRF89)

location of the tide gauge earlier than at the than at the Wasserstandserrechnungskarte (WEK) tidal correction chart location of tide gauge 5 cm larger mean tidal range 5 min

The Traditional Way of Tide Correction advantage suitable for all German tidal waters deficiency of the tide correction using WEK although seamless, the single WEK can be used only in the region of a single tide gauge limited accuracy too few basic data to derive accurate and up-todate WEK net of tide gauges not dense enough limited reliability especially when wind direction changes

Tide Correction Using GNSS actual water level tide sea state sounding distance between antenna and transducer PDGPS height sea bottom ellipsoid CD depth ellipsoidal height of CD

Tide Correction Using GNSS two tasks to be solved surface of ellipsoidal heights of the CD Production of GNSS heights of suitable accuracy coverage of correction data services CD ellipsoidal height of CD ellipsoid

Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum Baltic Sea CD = NN resp. HN (Kronstadt)-14cm, in future NHN quasigeoid EGG97 with correction term GCG05 (German Combined Geoid) of the BKG but on the other side: there are less problems with traditional correction

North Sea Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum CD = Lowest Astronomical Tide (LAT) up to end 2004: mean low water springs Project of the BSH Absolute determination of CD surfaces for the tide correction procedure in the German Bight 2002-2005

Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum Aim of the project: Seamless Chart Datum surface: Lowest Astronomical Tide (LAT) Mean low water springs at least close to the coast Reference to the ellipsoid of SAPOS (Satellitenpositionierungsdienst) of the German State Survey (ETRF89)

Data input: Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum 140 first and second order tide gauges at Sea or in the estuaries.........

Data input: Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum 140 first and second order tide gauges at Sea or in the estuaries quasigeoid EGG97 as a preliminary reference surface...... Tide gauges in Northern Frisia -->

Data input: Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum 140 first and second order tide gauges at Sea or in the estuaries quasigeoid EGG97 as a preliminary reference surface Finite-element-Model of the Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute (BAW)... 32000 nodes one year of hourly tide simulation per node tidal analysis for each node

Data input: Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum 140 first and second order tide gauges at Sea or in the estuaries quasigeoid EGG97 as a preliminary reference surface finite-element-model of the Federal Waterways Engineering and Research Institute (BAW) GPS campaign at the tide gauges as reference to ETRF89

Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum Pegel Emshörn... SAPOS: Monitoring 15 min. with 1 obs./s Static: 90 min. with 1 obs./s... Mean of the static measurements: 53,714m Mean of the RTK measurement: (ellips. Höhe ref. ETRF89) 53,748m... Difference ETRF89 - point 2306/302,NN+13,505 40,209m... tide gauge zero above ETRF89: 35,189m...

East Frisia Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum

Task I: Realisation of the Chart Datum Elbe estuary

Task I: North Frisia

Task II: Use of GPS Correction Data 3 ways of receiving correction data SAPOS HEPS 2-m-Band...... Pellworm on air, but without area correction

Task II: Use of GPS Correction Data 3 ways of receiving correction data SAPOS HEPS 2-m-Band SAPOS HEPS GSM...

Task II: Use of GPS Correction Data 3 ways of receiving correction data SAPOS HEPS 2-m-Band SAPOS HEPS GSM own reference station

First Experience Baltic Sea: Fehmarn CAPELLA survey correction to GCG05

First Experience SAPOS 2 m-band no signal on air

First Experience own reference on Lighthouse Flügge 39 m NHN

First Experience Equipment had to be modified on mother vessel max. 15 NM (ambiguities), on the launch about 8 NM (reception of signal) GPS and correction data all 0.1s Problems with interruption when turning

First Experience Very good weather conditions max. 3 dm sea state Differences mainly < 2 dm against conventional correction some differences up to 9 dm to be clarified the actual processing software does not allow suitable control of the GPS measurements ==> no outlier detection Change to NMEA telegram GGQ (better quality information)

First Experience North Frisia >10 NM SAPOS: on Pellworm 2m-Band own reference Amrum: in Norderhever ambiguities could be solved

Conclusion Basic problems of CD reference are solved First experiences promising Some detail problems still to be solved Problems of data reception an ambiguity solution Problems in processing SAPOS: GSM (cell phone) still to be tested More important: improvement of FM 2-m-Band transmission

Processing Tidal time series (finite element model) Model range values (model nodes & tide gauge positions) Geometric/stochastic modelling of correction parameters Corrected model range values (model nodes) Tidal time series (observations) Range computed from observations (tide gauge positions) Chart Datum above ellipsoid (model nodes) Chart Datum seamless surface referred to ellipsoid Tide gauge levelling campaign Ellipsoidal heights (tide gauge positions) Quasigeoid EGG97 (satellite altimetry also planned) EGG97 heights (model nodes & tide gauge positions) Geometric/stochastic modelling of correction parameters Mean level above ellipsoid (model nodes)

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