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Status of The Geodetic Infrastructure of The Philippines

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STATUS OF THE GEODETIC

INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE
PHILIPPINES
Charisma Victoria D. Cayapan
National Mapping and Resource Information Authority
Lawton Ave., Fort Andres Bonifacio, Taguig City
Inception and Development
Philippine Reference System of 1992 – the datum (1989-1992)
 A local geodetic datum established in 1992
using GPS
 Modification of the old Luzon Datum of 1911
Reference Ellipsoid: Clarke Spheroid of 1866
Origin: Station Balanacan
Latitude 13⁰33’41.000” N
Longitude 121⁰52’03.000” E
Reference Azimuth (from South)
9⁰12’37.000” (to Sta. Baltasar)
Geoid-Spheroid Separation 0.34 m

 A local WGS84 was defined to facilitate the


processing of GPS observations and adjustment
of the network (approximates the WGS84 to
within 6m in latitude, longitude and height)
 Transformation parameters available to relate
the local WGS84 to PRS92 and vice versa
Inception and Development
Philippine Reference System of 1992 – the Project (2007-2010)
 Full-scale Implementation of PRS92 as standard
reference system
 Densification of the geodetic control network
 Recovery and re-observation of 1st order geodetic
control points
 Data integration of old surveys and maps

 Upgrading of PRS92
 Establishment of zero order control network
 Levelling with inter-island benchmark connections
 Gravity observations
 Establishment and upgrading of tide stations
 Establishment of the Philippine Active Geodetic
Network
 i-systems development support
 Research and development
 Policy formulation
Inception and Development
Philippine Reference System of 1992 – the Project (2007-2010)
PASSIVE (HORIZONTAL) ACTIVE

Zero Order Network 1st Order GCPs 2nd-4th Order GCPs PageNET
.

Order of Accuracy
Zero 1st 2nd 3rd 4th
1992-2006 318 723 2,218 -
2007-2010 65 - 1,471 1,376 23,213
TOTAL 65 318 2,194 3,594 23,213
Inception and Development
Philippine Reference System of 1992 – the Project (2007-2010)

PASSIVE (VERTICAL) ACTIVE

Vertical Control Network PageNET


Accurate orthometric height differences of 20,000 km. Provides WGS84 ellipsoidal heights. Seven (7)
of benchmarks stations with orthometric heights from geodetic
leveling.
Inception and Development
Philippine Reference System of 1992 – the Project (2007-2010)

PASSIVE (GRAVITY)

Gravity Stations
Currently consists of 80 1st Order and 1200 2nd
Order Gravity Stations all over the country.
Data from this will be applied as correction to
the national network of levels and in the
determination of a geoid model for the country.
Inception and Development
Philippine Active Geodetic Network (PageNET)

 2007 – Establishment of the PageNET


• Support the implementation of the PRS92
Project
• Provide a modern fundamental referencing
infrastructure
 2008 – 2 ground-based and 4 roof-based stations
installed
 2009 – Real-time and post-process services made
available to the public
 2010 – 5 ground-based and 2 roof-based stations
installed
 2011 – PTAG was included in the IGS Network
 2012 – 4 roof-based stations installed
PageNET
– Launched 1-yr. free access promo Currently has 17 CORS or AGS
nationwide.
Manager/Organization
National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (NAMRIA)

 Central mapping agency of the Philippines


 Mandated to establish and maintain the
National Geodetic Network including the
PageNET

 Data Policy
 PageNET data and services are free for
government sectors
 With minimal fee for private users
The Active Geodetic Stations
Typical AGS installation

Roof-based Installation
Pillars are anchored on reinforcement
bars of the building using four (4)
20mm expansion bolts.

Ground-based Installation
Made of concrete pillar
embedded on a ~3m-deep
drilled hole. Polymer c-bar
reinforcement assembly is
also embedded on the
concrete pillar for stability.
The Active Geodetic Stations
Typical AGS installation
 Sensors
GNSS Antenna
a. GNSS Antenna
Leica AT504GG
Leica AR25
Met Sensor Tilt Sensor Trimble Zephyr Goedetic
b. Tilt Sensor
Leica Nivel 210
c. Meteorological Sensor
Pillar
Paroscientific Met3

 Equipment Panel
a. Dual-frequency GNSS Receiver
Leica GRX1200 Series
Trimble NetR9
SS Receiver
Modem b. Modem
Wireless or leased lines (at least 64kbps)
UPS Online c. Solar Panel or UPS Online
Back-up d. Back-up Batteries
Batteries
The Data and Control Center

 Data and control center set up at the Fort Andres


Bonifacio office of NAMRIA in Taguig City
 PageNET run by Leica GNSS Spider software suite
 AGS connected to the DCC via wireless or leased
line over an IP-VPN

Wireless /
Roof-based Stations Leased line
IP-VPN

DCC PageNET Website

Ground-based Stations
Geodetic Services
 Development of geodetic datum
a. In support of PRS92 Project
b. Adjustment of Zero Order Control Network
c. Adjustment of 1st-4th Order Control Network
d. Adjustment of Inter-island benchmark connection
 Primary source for control surveys
a. Land surveying
b. Deformation monitoring
c. Utilities mapping Zero Order Network

d. Aerial photography

04 Dec 2012
17 Nov 2010

Inter-island Benchmark Connection


PageNET Services
 Development of geodetic datum
a. In support of PRS92 Project
b. Adjustment of Zero Order Control Network
c. Adjustment of 1st-4th Order Control Network
d. Adjustment of Inter-island benchmark connection
 Primary source for control surveys
a. Land surveying
b. Deformation monitoring
c. Utilities mapping Zero Order Network

d. Aerial photography

04 Dec 2012
17 Nov 2010

Inter-island Benchmark Connection


PageNET Services
 Multi-GNSS Services
1. RINEX download for post-processing
2. Coordinate computation
3. Single-base Real Time Kinematic Service
- will be upgraded to Network RTK
for Mega Manila area

 User access
o Through the internet at
http://pagenet.namria.gov.ph
PageNET Users
 NAMRIA
a. Datum development
b. Surveying and mapping

 Goverment
a. Land surveying
b. Deformation monitoring
c. Utilities mapping
d. Aerial photography

 Private
a. Land surveying
b. Utilities mapping
c. Aerial photography
Issues to be resolved
 PageNET
a. Datum issues (local datum
b. Power and Communication Reliability
c. Cost recovery schemes
 Need to strengthen geodesy not just within
NAMRIA but for the whole country as well
 Infrastructure
 Research and development
 Human resource component
Future Direction
Road Map to a Modern National Geodetic System
Future Direction
Road Map to a Modern National Geodetic System

Migration to a Geocentric
Datum
(PRS2020)

Development of the
Philippine Geoid Model Modern National
Geodetic System
(PGM2020)

Unification of the
National Vertical Control
Network
(PVD2020)

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