1992•Journal of the Korean Society of Surveying Geodesy Photogrammetry and CartographyRequires access
Computational Maintenance on the Official Coordinates Revision in the Korean Triangulation Stations
Jae-Hwa Choi, Young‐Jin Lee, Yunsoo Choi
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Abstract
The Korean triangulation network was established for 7 years from 1940 to 1916, the official coordinates of the stations were based on Tokyo Datum. But, most of the triangulation points, were destroyed during the Korean War, was re-established or re-arranged. The National Geography Institute(NGI) is now executing primary and secondary precise control survey projects with Electronic Distance Measuring equipments, which have average side lengths of 10 Km/2.5 Km. In this study, the revision method of the official coordinates is proposed that the combination of the primary and secondary precise control network is appropriate to new densification adjustments based on the computational schems of the original triangulation framework. And, the redefinition systems of Korean Datum is are also proposed in future networks.