APPLICATION OF GPS IN DYNAMIC MONITORING LAND RESOURCES AT A SUBURB OF BAOTOU

doi:10.6046/gtzyyg.1999.01.05

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Abstract

It is very meaningful to master land resources status exactly and quantitatively. Traditional method of land resources changing can not locate land units accurately, with high error. Combining the key project of “the ninth Five_year Plan”. This paper introduces positioning principle and characteristics of Global Positioning System (GPS), describes the type selecting clues applied to dynamic monitoring land resources of a suburb of Baotou as well as base station establishing methods, data acquiring methods and surveying record of outdoor work, key steps of GPS data processing and so on.

Keywords Chang’E orbitor Three array CCD stereo camera Forward intersection Resection Image matching DEM

Issue Date: 02 August 2011

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	CUI Teng-Fei
	CHEN Sheng-Bo
	WANG Jing-Ran
	REN Zheng-Wei
	WU Yi
	SUN Dang-Sheng
	SUN Cheng
	WANG Xuan

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CUI Teng-Fei,CHEN Sheng-Bo,WANG Jing-Ran, et al. APPLICATION OF GPS IN DYNAMIC MONITORING LAND RESOURCES AT A SUBURB OF BAOTOU[J]. REMOTE SENSING FOR LAND & RESOURCES, 1999, 11(1): 20-24.

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