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EUREF MAKPOS 2010 New realization of ETRS89 in Republic of Macedonia Saso Dimeski, Brankica Stojanovska, Srecko Tasevski (AREC), Mile Varoshlieski (Swedesurvey), Christina Lilje, Martin Lidberg, Lotti Jivall (Lantmäteriet)

CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 2. DESCRIPTION OF EUREF MAKPOS 2010 3. RESULTS FROM THE PROCESSING 4. CONCLUSIONS

1. INTRODUCTION Campaign name EUREF-MAK Period August, 1996 Area Coordinate System 1. EUREF-MAK 96 Nationwide ITRF94(1996.6) ETRS89 (1989.0) Observation Period 5 days * 24 hours Number of Observation Points Realize ETRS89 25-1st order triangulation network + 2 point 7 point Processing software Bernese v4.2

1. INTRODUCTION 2. JICA PROJECT 2004 First Passive GNSS network Campaign Name JICA 2004 Period 2004 Area Nationwide Coordinate System - ITRF94 (1996.6) - ETRS89(1989.0) Number of Observation Points Connect newly installed points (30) Ohrid IGS/EPN station (1) 1st order triang. points (9) City control points (21) 4 EUREF point from EUREF-MAK 96

1. INTRODUCTION 3. MAKPOS (Macedonian Positionig System) ~ 70 km

1. INTRODUCTION The reasons for a new implementation of ETRS 89 in Macedonia: the seven stations in the EUREF-MAK 1996 campaign are not so easy to occupy; the permanent station in Ohrid are not directly connected to those stations; the other permanent stations are not connected to the stations in the EUREF-MAK 1996 campaign; the JICA network should be better included.

2. DESCRIPTION OF EUREF MAKPOS 2010 1. BASIC INFORMATIONS OF EUREF-MAKPOS 2010 Campaign name EUREF-MAKPOS 2010 Period Area Coordinate System Observation Time Included Stations August 1 2010 till September 4 2010 Nationwide ITRF2005 (e2010.631) ETRS89 (ETRF2000, e2010.631) -5 weeks -2 to 5 days * 24 hours sessions (GPS-week 1597) -20 EPN stations - 19 permanent stations -13 field points Software Bernese v5.0

2. DESCRIPTION OF EUREF MAKPOS 2010 2. Campaign included totally 52 points 20 EPN STATION

2. DESCRIPTION OF EUREF MAKPOS 2010 2. Distributions of points in and around Macedonia 13 MAKPOS 1 BULIPOS 2 AGROS 13 FIELD POINT 3 ALBPOS

2. DESCRIPTION OF EUREF MAKPOS 2010 3. COORDINATE REFERENCE FRAME ITRF2005, epoch 2005.0. ITRF2005, epoch 2010.631 4. PROCESSING STRATEGY -The processing was carried out with the Bernese Software v 5.0. -Each of 35 daily solution generated a minimally constrained normal equation file. -An elevation cut off angle of 3. 5. HANDLING OF AMBIGUITIES The QIF ambiguity resolution strategy was used to resolve L1 and L2 ambiguities (cut off angel 10 ).

2. DESCRIPTION OF EUREF MAKPOS 2010 6. DAILY NETWORK SOLUTIONS Daily network solutions were minimal constrained on EPN class A stations. 7. FINAL COMBINED NETWORK SOLUTION All of the 35 daily solutions were combined into a common adjustment. For the final combined network solution just translation minimum constraint was imposed on the fiducial stations. 8. COORDINATE TRANSFORMATION TO ETRS89 Coordinate transformation to ETRS89 was done only to ETRF2000, e2010.631, i.e. no intra-plate velocities have been taken into account.

3. RESULTS FROM THE PROCESSING 1. DAILY MEAN AMBIGUITY RESOLUTION PERCENTAGES -Average percentage of daily ambiguity resolution was 83.9 %. Daily mean ambiguity resolution in percentage Mean of all daily ambiguity resolutions 90,0 88,0 86,0 84,0 82,0 80,0 78,0 76,0 74,0 72,0 70,0 213 215 217 219 221 223 225 227 229 231 233 235 237 239 241 243 245 247 Percentage Day of Year

3. RESULTS FROM THE PROCESSING 2. COMPARISON OF THE DAILY COORDINATES SOLUTIONS - All stations showed good repeatability with typical values around 1 mm per horizontal component and 3-5 mm in height. - Comparison of coord. was done with estimated ITRF2005 coord. N [mm] E [mm] U [mm] 7.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 0.00 AUT1 12619M002 BACA 11405M001 BAIA 11406M001 BERO BITO BLAG BOSI BUCU 11401M001 BUJA BZRG 12751M001 DEBA DEVA 11408M001 DUBR 11901M001 E801 E802 E803 E804 E805 E806 E807 E818 GRAZ 11001M002 GSR1 14501M001 ISTA 20807M001 KICE KORC KRPA KUMA LIBR MATE 12734M008 MJ03 MJ14 MJ34 MJ41 MJ54 NEGO ORID 15601M001 OROS 11207M001 OSJE 11902M001 PADO 12750S001 PENC 11206M006 PES2 PRIL SKOP SOFI 11101M002 SRJV 11801S001 TETO VALA VELE VINI WTZR 14201M010 ZIMM 14001M004

3. RESULTS FROM THE PROCESSING 3. ELEVATION CUT OFF TEST A test solution with a cut off angle of 25 was produced. This solution was compared to the final 3 solution. The result from the cut off test shows different level of accuracy depending on antenna type used and site dependent effects.

3. RESULTS FROM THE PROCESSING 4. Comparison between estimated ITRF2005 coordinates and latest EUREF densification of ITRS (EPN_A_ITRF2005_C1600.SNX). a plain comparison Station N E U [mm] [mm] [mm] AUT1 12619M002-0.3-1.6-1.2 BACA 11405M001 0.2-1.3 2.3 BAIA 11406M001 0.2-1.2 0.2 BUCU 11401M001-0.2-1.8-1.8 BZRG 12751M001 0.0 0.1 2.5 DEVA 11408M001-0.5-1.7 0.9 DUBR 11901M001-1.6 2.2 0.0 GRAZ 11001M002-1.2 1.8 2.6 GSR1 14501M001 0.1 0.5 0.4 ISTA 20807M001 1.4 1.3-1.6 MATE 12734M008 0.6 3.5-2.6 ORID 15601M001 0.1-0.8-2.6 OROS 11207M001 0.7-1.1 1.0 OSJE 11902M001-0.8-1.5-0.9 PADO 12750S001 0.7 0.1 1.2 PENC 11206M006-0.2-0.1 2.9 SRJV 11801S001 1.2 1.6-3.8 ZIMM 14001M004-0.8 0.7-0.5 RMS / COMPONENT 0.8 1.6 2.0

3. RESULTS FROM THE PROCESSING 4. Comparison between estimated ITRF2005 coordinates and latest EUREF densification of ITRS Horizontal residuals from fiducial station coor. recoveries Vertical residuals from fiducial station cor. recoveries

4. CONCLUSIONS 1. The internal quality of the solution is around 1 to 2 mm in N and E and around 3 to 5 mm in U. 2. ITRF2005 for EUREF MAKPOS 2010 is realized to around 2 mm in all three components. 3. Elevation cut off test show different level of accuracy depending on antenna type and site dependent effects.

4. CONCLUSIONS 4. The comparisons of EUREF MAKPOS 2010 (ETRF2000 epoch 2010.631) with other realization of ETRS89 C O M P A R I S O N S EUREF-SERBIA 2010 ETRF2000 epoch 2010.631 EUREF MAK 1996 ETRF2000 epoch 1996.6 MAKPOS 2010 (by leica) ETRF200 epoch 2010-4-8 ALBPOS ETRF2000 epoch 2008.0 few tenth of mm. Largest difference 0.3 mm in hor. and 1 mm in height. Agrees at the 20 mm level except shift of around 3 sm. Agrees at the 3-4 mm level. Agrees at the 10 mm level.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Processing and analysis of the campaign have been performed by: -Christina Lilje, Lotti Jivall, from Lantmäteriet (Sweden); Special thanks for cooperation to: - Martin Ludberg, from Lantmäteriet (Sweden); Special thanks for data sharing to: -Zoran Veljković, (RGA) of the R. Serbia; - Ivo Milev, BULiPOS, Bulgaria; -Armir Çani, from AGMI; -Michael Gianniou, HEPOS from Greece.

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