Why Change to GDA
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Geocentric Datum of Australia
Geocentric Datum
of Australia
(GDA)
Peter Todd
Project Manager
GDA Implementation
Matt Higgins
Technical Manager
GDA Implementation
ICSM
Geocentric Datum of Australia
Standard Time Act (1894)
“... a traveller from Brisbane arriving in
Toowoomba will find his watch four minutes
fast. Exactly so. And it will be fast. Let him set
it right. Are all the people in Toowoomba to
keep their watches wrong to oblige a few
strangers? Why should it be that the
convenience of the man who is travelling
should be preferred to the ninety-nine who
stay at home?” (The Professional Officer, p13)
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Who will GDA Impact?
Spatial Information Management
(including collection, manipulation and
presentation)
Uses Spatial Information Products
Integrate Spatial Information
Manage Information that has a Spatial
Extent.
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Magnitude of Shift
All coordinates
will shift in excess
of 200m.
Australia will
adopt GDA on
1
January 2000.
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Terminology
AGD84
Latitudes &
Longitudes
GDA94
Universal Transverse Mercator
Std. 6 Degree Zones, with
the same Central Meridians etc.
AMG84
Eastings, Northings
& Zone
MGA94
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Datum & Spatial Data
Evolution of
Geodetic Datum
Negative Impact
resulting from the
precision of AGD
Multiple Datum
International
Agenda
International
Environmental Data
Australian Spatial
Data Infrastructure
Qld Information
Council (QSIIC)
Qld Industry Group
(QSIIG)
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Mapping Standards
Australian Defence Forces adopted a
geocentric Datum in June 1992
Aeronautical & Hydrographic
organisations will adopt GDA by 1998
Dept. Natural Resources will adopt GDA
by mid 1998
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Technology Issues
Commercialisation
of GPS
Changing nature of
the typical GPS
user
Diverse
applications
Future positioning
systems
Impact of GIS
Breadth of GIS
applications
AM / FM
Fundamentals of
Corporate
Information
Management
Spatial Engines
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AGD
Terrestrial
Observations
Systematic Errors
Constrained by
Doppler (transformed)
Distribution
Homogeneity
Location of Marks
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GDA
GPS Observations
Small Random
Errors
Constrained by
GPS
Distribution
Homogeneity
Marks are
Accessible
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Ellipsoids and Geoids
Geocentric Datum
(best fit globally)
The Geoid
(Mean Sea Level)
Local Datum
AGD84
(best fits Australia)
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Reference Frames
International Terrestrial Reference
Frame (ITRF) is a particular “realization”
of an idealized reference system...
observation at certain sites and with
certain factors in the processing
produces...
set of positions and velocities of those
sites at a certain time.
reference ellipsoid - GRS80
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Progress to Date
Recognise the need to adopt a
geocentric datum.
Resolution 2: … recommend the
adoption of an appropriate
geocentric datum on 1 January
2000.
ICSM Supports a
National GPS Campaign.
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Progress to Date
100
km Network commenced in QLD
Adjustment of 100 km and GMA82
data sets constrained to the AFN &
ANN.
Adjustment of secondary networks.
Densification of control.
Network management &
datum extension.
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AGD to GDA
Readjust observations
constrained
to GDA coordinates
Readjustment
Coordinates Shift
Block Shifts
Coordinate Shifts;
Rotations and Scale
7 Parameter
Transformation
Coordinate Shifts;
Rotations and Scale
plus Distortion Model
Distortion
Model
{10
metres}
{2-3 metres}
{abt. 5 cm}
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Datum Transformation
3D Transformation between
GDA94 and AGD84
7 Parameters : 3 Shifts, 3
Rotations and 1 Scale
Presently use “Higgins 1987”
Parameters
New Parameters - Late 1997
To be supplemented with a
grid of corrections to model
remaining distortion due to
errors in AGD84
Z
Rz
Y
Ry
Dz
Dx
Dy
Rx
X
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The Source of
these Distortions
abt. 5cm
2-3 metres
Shift determined from
7 Parameter Transformation
(most of 200m shift)
True GDA
Shift determined from
Distortion Modelling
(Most of what’s left)
abt.190 metres
True AGD
abt. 110 m
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Distortions between
Transformed AGD84 and GDA94
Western Qld
Central Coast
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Coordinates Systems
and Projections
Z
N
X
f -X
l
Y
+Y
-Z
h
E
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Coordinates Systems
and Projections
NMGA
NAMG
EAMG
EMGA
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Universal Transverse
Mercator Projections
144o
147o
150o
Scale Factor
0.9996
ZONE 54
ZONE 55
6o wide zones
ZONE 56
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Effect of Ellipsoid Size and
Shape on Map Sheets
equator
GDA
AGD
difference in eastings
and northings
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The Three Dimensional
Nature of GDA
Topography
h(AGD)
H(AHD)
Geoid (MSL)
h(GDA)
Ellipsoid (AGD)
N(AGD)
N(GDA)
Ellipsoid (GDA)
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Implementation Plan
January 1998
July 1998
Cabinet Endorsement; Methodologies;
Communication, Education.
Data sets; Standards; Pilots; Tools;
Communication.
July 1999
Implementation; Support; Communication.
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Strategy
Technical & Quality
Standards
Decision by your
Partners (clients
and data suppliers)
Accuracy &
reliability
Standards
Mapping Practices
Technical
Competencies
Product Options
Presentation Issues
Software
Compatibility
Contractural Issues
Time Frames
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What is the Latest?
GDA List Server
Implementation Team
Hotline & GDA Email Group
Web Sites
ICSM & AUSLIG (National Implementation)
QSIIC & QSIIG (Spatial Infrastructure)
GIS & GPS vendors
Your Web Site
Geocentric Datum of Australia
Geocentric Datum
of Australia
(GDA)
Peter Todd
Project Manager
GDA Implementation
Matt Higgins
Technical Manager
GDA Implementation
ICSM