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3.4.10.2. Achievable accuracies
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- 1.
What does DGNSS stand for?
Hint
Look for the acronym definition in our discussions.
- 2.
What is the typical accuracy range for local surveys?
Hint
Recall our detail about local measurements.
- 3.
What does DOP stand for?
- Dilution of Precision
- Depth of Position
- Data of Position
Hint
Think about how it reflects satellite arrangement.
- 4.
True or False: DGNSS can improve accuracy to less than ±1 m.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider the role of reference stations.
- 5.
Given a survey setup where DOP is measured at 10 and known accuracy of the GNSS is ±5m, what would be your expected accuracy based on DOP?
Hint
Think about how DOP scales with accuracy.
- 6.
If a local survey yields 2 mm accuracy and a regional survey yields 6 mm, what is the total improvement factor in accuracy from regional to local?
Hint
Divide regional accuracy by local to find the factor.
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