Transformation Parameters Between PZ-90 and WGS 84
1996
With the Russian Global Navigation Satellite System
(GLONASS) having reached its final 24 satellite
configuration earlier this year, it receives growing
interest from the geodetic and navigational community.
Especially the combined use of GPS and GLONASS
measurements can result in a significant improvement in
the number of visible satellites and satellite geometry. It
thus can contribute very much to accuracy and reliability
of satellite measurements.
But in order to combine both systems adequately, the
transformations between the two employed geodetic
reference systems (WGS84 for GPS and PZ-90 for
GLONASS) must be known. The terrestrial
determination of these parameters up to now always
suffered from the lack of sites that were accurately
surveyed in both systems,
With the GLONASS constellation complete and accurate
GLONASS receivers available, known points in the
WGS84 (ITRF) system can now also be surveyed
precisely in PZ-90.
The Institute of Geodesy and Navigation (BEN) of the
University FAF Munich, together with the Institute of
Applied Geodesy (IfAG), Geodetic Research Division,
and DLR Remote Sensing Ground Station Neustrelitz,
carried out an observation campaign, in which known
WGS84 (ITRF) sites distributed over Europe were
surveyed in PZ-90 by means of GLONASS observations.
The transformation parameters between the two
coordinate frames were derived from the measured
positions and baselines.
This paper reports on the preliminary results of this
campaign and the transformation parameters determined
between PZ-90 and WGS84.
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