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University of the Philippines Training Center for Applied Geodesy and Photogrammetry (UP TCAGP)
National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA)
The Future of Positioning in the Philippine Modernization of Philippine Geodetic Reference System
May 26, 2017Dusit Thani Manila
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Overview Objectives Data Methodology Initial Results Issues and Challenges Team Composition
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http://itrf.ensg.ign.fr/ITRF_solutions/2008/ITRF2008.php
6http://www.iprpi.rpi.edu/IPRPI%20publications/2007/Mccaffrey_analysis_2007.pdf
Galgana, et. al, 2007
As part of the NAMRIA’s Strategic Plan to help create a geospatially empowered Philippines by 2020, UP TCAGP, though a Memorandum of Agreement with NAMRIA, is tasked to conduct a research study in support of the PGRS Modernization. This is composed of 2 research topics.
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Research Topics
Selection of Most Applicable Datum Transformation Scheme from Local (PRS92) to Geocentric (ITRF2008) Datum
Evaluation and Assessment on the Effects of Shifting the Existing Cadastre to Geocentric Datum
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Research Motivation Integrity of PRS92 control network (established 20
years ago) is affected by earthquakes and crustal movement (2-3cm/yr - Phivolcs) Coordinates of control points is becoming
increasingly inconsistent with real world positions. Increase in demand for a global geodetic
reference frame (GGRF) Further development of positioning technologies
(GNSS) for accurate definition, utilization and connection to GGRF is also observed.
Main objective: To determine the most applicable datum
transformation scheme from local to geocentric datum.
Specific objectives: Analysis of geodetic control stability. Derivation of transformation parameters in the
national, regional, provincial, tectonic block boundary and municipal/cadastral levels.
Accuracy analysis of transformed positions with tectonic velocity consideration.
Computer programming and web page development
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Data Gathered 62933 GCPs in PRS 92 2862 GCPs in ITRF2008 Regional boundaries Provincial boundaries Municipal boundaries
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Study Areas Target study areas
in Luzon Region 3, CAR
Target study areas in Visayas Cebu, Bohol
Target study areas in Mindanao None to date
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METHODOLOGY
PMG-60PMG-70PMG-72PMG-75PMG-100PMG-103PMG-3189PMG-3235PMG-4347PMG-4390PMG-4545PMG-4579PMG-4592PMG-4594
Initial Results
14 points used for transformation
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Pampanga Transformation
Results of Pampanga Transformation Transformation Parameters and Residuals of GCPs used
Residuals:Point X res Y res Z resPMG-100 0.1880 -0.3370 -0.0850PMG-103 0.0160 -0.0530 -0.0100PMG-3189 0.1300 -0.2450 -0.1200PMG-3235 0.2510 -0.0630 0.0640PMG-4347 0.0330 -0.0470 -0.0760PMG-4390 -0.4920 0.7670 0.0280PMG-4545 0.0340 -0.0640 0.0030PMG-4579 0.0190 -0.1030 0.0430PMG-4594 -0.0120 0.0000 0.0220PMG-60 0.0300 0.0170 -0.0160PMG-70 -0.1000 0.0650 0.0490PMG-72 -0.0820 0.0330 0.0600PMG-75 0.0040 0.0140 -0.0030PMG-4592 -0.0200 0.0160 0.0400
Parameters Value
Scale 1.00000
Omega -0.0018d
Phi 0.0008d
Kappa 0.0005d
Tx -96.788
Ty -98.230
Tz 77.397
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Results of Pampanga Transformation
Transformation ResultsID dX dY dZ R
PFLO -0.00757 0.92383 -0.04419 0.92491PMG-104 -0.03271 0.11068 0.02767 0.11868PMG-3069 0.02609 0.26098 1.05536 1.08746PMG-3136 -0.06447 -0.27000 0.58540 0.64788PMG-3144 0.36234 -0.35768 0.20214 0.54780PMG-3247 -0.45264 -0.08071 0.23661 0.51709PMG-3252 -0.31353 -0.59376 0.34182 0.75345PMG-3268 -0.50615 -0.07373 -0.30211 0.59405PMG-4070 1.20850 1.11609 -0.22365 1.66017PMG-4071 1.21763 1.11552 -0.21774 1.66566PMG-4110 -0.77204 2.10446 1.42343 2.65536PMG-4130 -1.91455 3.99910 2.06909 4.89280PMG-4165 1.71844 -2.54555 -0.18495 3.07686PMG-4181 -0.99253 2.28377 1.48632 2.89998PMG-4197 -0.08003 0.70161 0.94758 1.18176PMG-4199 1.40008 -2.00282 0.02075 2.44376PMG-4202 0.41525 -0.30117 0.63260 0.81444PMG-4207 1.39331 -2.15023 0.01068 2.56221PMG-4229 1.16656 -1.64015 0.14481 2.01790PMG-4391 0.32518 -0.46964 0.12480 0.58470PMG-4433 -0.18554 -0.39043 0.60231 0.74138PMG-64 -0.15513 0.16580 0.09600 0.24651PMG-69 0.09261 -0.03717 -0.00188 0.09981PMG-73 0.08715 0.01768 -0.01102 0.08961
Min 0.08961
Max 4.89280
Ave 1.34726
RMSE 1.77462
Re-observations needed on points with large residuals.
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Results of Pampanga Transformation
Distribution of Residuals
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Issues and Challenges GCP distribution throughout the region is
insufficient There are stations in Pampanga with same
station IDs but on different locationsPMG-4504 -117.76774 -45.95529 -82.82254 151.13140
PMG-65 -1490.67188 -940.55200 59.53826 1763.60016
PMG-66 -3586.59531 -2558.57037 1360.93225 4611.08283
PMG-67 -6105.56445 -3042.27758 -2722.89473 7344.89795
PMG-68 -1860.26759 -1821.35255 1898.80150 3222.32334
PMG-76 -12315.78540 -5110.65816 -7149.4138315129.82204
PMG-78 2150.85453 12065.04895-34637.8577136741.97556
PMG-86 -11378.28847 -1635.97091-16739.0427420306.09271 18
SIGNIFICANCE:
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• Modernization of the Philippine Geodetic Reference System thatincludes initiatives to shift from a geodetic system (PRS ‘92) to ageocentric system (PGD 2020). This implies that all maps and mappingactivities including cadastral data shall be in the geocentric system.
• However, changes in cadastral information has legal implications:”In case there is an error on the title or a need to correct or ammend anyinformation in the title including the technical description, a petition forcorrection or rectification in court is needed in accordance with Section108 of PD 1529 (Peña, Peña Jr. and Peña Jr. 1994).”
• There is a need to quantify the changes in the cadastral data to provideproper recommendations for possible ammendments to land policiesbecause of the changes.
Main Objectives:
To understand the implications ofmigrating to a geocentric datum andsemi-dynamic system;
To recommend transformationstrategy in relating the old system(PRS92) to the new (PGRS2020) .
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Provide a means of regenerating cadastral data into the geocentric system and semi-dynamic system
Compare and analyze changes in the cadastral data in the geodetic system and geocentric system in terms of: Position (coordinates)
Azimuth/ Bearing (Direction)
Distance
Computed Land Area
Computer Application Development
Provide recommendations
Dataset per Region
LMB NAMRIA
CAR *
NCR
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4B *
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ARMM
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Dataset from LMB and NAMRIA
Available Data per RegionUnavailable Data
* RTK GPS observations only ** Data obtained using Transit or TS***Data with Static GPS Observation
Selected Provinces depending on the availability of complete data Region II – Isabela and Batanes Region III – Bulacan and Pampanga Region IV-A – Laguna (or any province with
complete data) Region IV-B – Marinduque Region VI –Aklan Region VII – Bohol Region VIII – Leyte Region X –Camiguin Region XI – Davao Region XIII – Surigao
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To date:Static GPS Data from NAMRIA and DENR Regional Office with corresponding cadastral data
Camiguin Bohol Davao Oriental
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Data Gathering, Review of Related Literature
Site Selection, Recommendation for additional data needed in the
analysis
Least Square Analysis to obtain local transformation Parameters
Extraction of Cadastral Data Needed to Provide Local Transformation to Geocentric System
PRS92, Old Luzon 1911, Local Coordinates vs. WGS84, ITRF Coordinates of Tie Points
PRS92, Old Luzon 1911, Local Coordinates vs. WGS84, ITRF Coordinates of Common Points
PRS92, Old Luzon 1911, Local Coordinates vs. WGS84, ITRF Coordinates of points
extracted from imageries
Re-plotting of Cadastral lots in WGS84, ITRF
Quantification of changes in position, direction, distance and
area
Provide Recommendations
METHODOLOGY
Transformation Script Development and Testing Develop a script solving for 4 parameter
transformation Calibrate the script by inputting data with
known 4 parameters Implement script in a sample area Solve the 4
parameters for the area Assess changes in distances, bearings, area.
Sample Data: Mogpog MarinduqueOld System vs. New System
Sample Data: Mogpog Marinduque
Implementation: Mambajao, Camiguin Input data for finding the 4 Parameters
Residuals
Implementation: Mambajao, Camiguin
Checking: Lot 6903 (large parcel)
Observation: Change in Dimension
Observation: Change in Dimension
Checking: Lot 4459 (small parcel)
Observation: Change in Dimension
Next Activities:- PRS92 cadastral data to ITRF2008- Assessment of the Effect
Issues and Challenges- Accuracy of available data- Availability of GNSS Static Data for old
control points (related to old cadastre)
Rosalie Reyes, Dr. Eng. Wilfredo Rada Danica Noveloso
Louie P. Balicanta Bienvenido Carcellar III Raquel Raiza Francisco
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