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DISCUSSION ON PRECISION ESTIMATION OF GPS CONTROL NETWORK OF BRIDGE

Dawei Liu

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On the basis of a common model of data processing for GPS relative positioning,this paper deduces the cofactor matrix of GPS baseline. According to the theory of GPS control network unity adjustment,by using simulated data,the precision of all points in GPS simulative control network of bridge is estimated by compiling software.

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On the basis of a common model of data processing for GPS relative positioning,this paper deduces the cofactor matrix of GPS baseline. According to the theory of GPS control network unity adjustment,by using simulated data,the precision of all points in GPS simulative control network of bridge is estimated by compiling software.

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On the basis of a common model of data processing for GPS relative positioning,this paper deduces the cofactor matrix of GPS baseline. According to the theory of GPS control network unity adjustment,by using simulated data,the precision of all points in GPS simulative control network of bridge is estimated by compiling software.

Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Bridge (graph theory), Control network, Computer science, Baseline (sea), Software, Control (management), Real-time computing

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