Principles and Practice of GPS Surveying

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Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12

Chapter 1 References

• HELLWIG, H., 1979. Microwave time and frequency standards. Radio Science, 14(4), 561-572.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS: Theory & Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• JONES, R.H. & TRYON, P.V., 1987. Continuous time series models for unequally spaced data applied to modeling atomic clocks. SIAM J. Sci. Stat. Comput., 8(1), 71-81.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991c. The mathematics of GPS. GPS World, 2(7), 45-50.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1999. Dilution of Precision. GPS World, 10(5), 52-59.
• PARKINSON, B.W., STANSELL, T., BEARD, R. & GROMOV, K., 1995. A history of satellite navigation. Navigation, 42(1), 109-164.
• SEEBER, G., 1993. Satellite Geodesy: Foundations, Methods & Applications. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin New York, 531pp.
• SOLER, T. & HOTHEM, L.D., 1989. Important parameters used in geodetic transformations. J.Surv.Engin., 115(4), 414-417.
  
  

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Chapter 2 References

• CLARKE, B., 1994. Aviator's Guide to GPS. McGraw-Hill, Inc., 235pp.
• D.M.A., 1991. Department of Defense World Geodetic System 1984. Technical Report 8350.2, 2nd ed. U.S. Defense Mapping Agency.
• DIXON, K., 1995. Global reference frames with time. Surveying World, 3(6), 22-24.
• GEORGIADOU, Y. & DOUCET, K.D., 1990. The issue of Selective Availability. GPS World, 1(5), 53-56.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• IVANOV, N.E. & SALISTCHEV, V., 1991. GLONASS and GPS: prospects for a partnership. GPS World, 2(4), 36-40.
• KAPLAN, E. (Ed.), 1996. Understanding GPS: Principles & Applications. Artech House Publishers, Boston London, 554pp.
• KING, R.W., MASTERS, E.G., RIZOS, C., STOLZ, A. & COLLINS, J., 1987. Surveying with GPS. Dümmler, 128pp.
• KLEUSBERG, A., 1990. Comparing GPS and GLONASS. GPS World, 1(6), 52-54.
• LACHAPELLE, G., 1995. Far reaching recommendations on GPS made by high level U.S. study. GIM journal, August, 1995, 48-49.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991c. The mathematics of GPS. GPS World, 2(7), 45-50.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991d. Time, clocks, and GPS. GPS World, 2(10), 38-42.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1999. Dilution of Precision. GPS World, 10(5), 52-59.
• MANNING, J. & HARVEY, B., 1994. Status of the Australian geocentric datum. Aust. Surveyor, 39(1), 28-33.
• NAVSTAR, 1993. Global Positioning System Standard Positioning Service signal specification. Dept. of Defense rept., November, 1993, 46pp + appendices.
• PARKINSON, B.W., 1983. NAVSTAR: Global Positioning System -- ten years later. IEEE vol.71(10), 1177-1186.
• PARKINSON, B.W., 1994. GPS eyewitness: The early years. GPS World, 5(9), 32-45.
• PARKINSON, B.W., STANSELL, T., BEARD, R. & GROMOV, K., 1995. A history of satellite navigation. Navigation, 42(1), 109-164.
• SANDLIN, A., McDONALD, K. & DONAHUE, A., 1995. Selective Availability: to be or not to be? GPS World, 6(9), 44-51.
• SEEBER, G., 1993. Satellite Geodesy: Foundations, Methods & Applications. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin New York, 531pp.
• SOLER, T. & HOTHEM, L.D., 1989. Important parameters used in geodetic transformations. J.Surv.Engin., 115(4), 414-417.
• STEED, J., 1990. A practical approach to transformation between commonly used reference systems. Aust. Surveyor, 35(3), 248-264.
• ZUMBERGE, J.F., LIU, R. & NEILAN, R.E., 1995. International GPS Service for Geodynamics 1994 Annual Report. September, 1995, IGS Central Bureau, 329pp.
  
  

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Chapter 3 References

• CLARKE, B., 1994. Aviator's Guide to GPS. McGraw-Hill, Inc., 235pp.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• KAPLAN, E. (Ed.), 1996. Understanding GPS: Principles & Applications. Artech House Publishers, Boston London, 554pp.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991b. The orbits of GPS satellites. GPS World, 2(3), 50-53.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991d. Time, clocks, and GPS. GPS World, 2(10), 38-42.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1993. The GPS observables. GPS World, 4(4), 52-59.
• NATO, 1991. NAVSTAR GPS user equipment. Public report released by US Air Force Space Systems Division, NAVSTAR-GPS Joint Program Office.
• NAVSTAR, 1993. Global Positioning System Standard Positioning Service signal specification. Dept. of Defense rept., November, 1993, 46pp + appendices.
• SPILKER Jr., J.J., 1980. GPS signal structure and performance characteristics. In: Global Positioning System, papers published in Navigation, reprinted by the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, vol.1, 29-54.
• TALBOT, N.C., 1987. GPS signal structure and receiver operation. In proc. R.M.I.T. Centenary GPS Conf., 24-26 August, 1987.
• VAN DIERENDONCK, A.J., RUSSELL, S.S., KOPTIZKE, E.R. & BIRNBAUM, M., 1980. The GPS navigation message. In: Global Positioning System, papers published in Navigation, reprinted by the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, vol.1, 55-73.
• WELLS, D.E., BECK, N., DELIKARAOGLOU, D., KLEUSBERG, A., KRAKIWSKY, E.J., LACHAPELKLE, G., LANGLEY, R.B., NAKIBOGLU, M., SCHWARZ, K.P., TRANQUILLA, J.M. & VANICEK, P., 1987. Guide to GPS Positioning. Canadian GPS Associates, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, 2nd. ed., 600pp.
  

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Chapter 4 References

• ASHJAEE, J., 1993. An analysis of Y-code tracking techniques and associated technologies. Geodetical Info Magazine, 7(7), 26-30.
• BOEY, S. & HILL, C., 1995. Can GPS measurements be legally used for cadastral surveying? Aust. Surveyor, 40(2), 101-111.
• CLARKE, B., 1994. Aviator's Guide to GPS. McGraw-Hill, Inc., 235pp.
• GURTNER, W., 1994. RINEX - The receiver-independent exchange format. GPS World, 5(7), 48-52.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• HUSTI, G.J., SLUITER, P.G. & ZOMERDIJK, J., 1994. A comparison of geodetic receivers under A/S conditions. Proc. 7th Int. Tech. Meeting of the Satellite Division of the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, 20-23 September, 1994.
• I.C.S.M., 1994. Standards and Practices for Control Surveys. Australian Inter-Governmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping, vers.1.2, pub.no.1.
• KAPLAN, E. (Ed.), 1996. Understanding GPS: Principles & Applications. Artech House Publishers, Boston London, 554pp.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991a. The GPS receiver - An introduction. GPS World, 2(1), 50-53.
• NATO, 1991. NAVSTAR GPS user equipment. Public report released by US Air Force Space Systems Division, NAVSTAR-GPS Joint Program Office.
• SLUITER, P.G. & HAAGMANS, M.E.E., 1995. Comparative test between geodetic Y-code GPS receivers (part 2). GIM journal, August, 1995, 35-41.
• VAN DIERENDONCK, A.J., 1995. Understanding GPS receiver terminology: a tutorial. GPS World, 6(1), 34-44.
• WELLS, D.E., BECK, N., DELIKARAOGLOU, D., KLEUSBERG, A., KRAKIWSKY, E.J., LACHAPELKLE, G., LANGLEY, R.B., NAKIBOGLU, M., SCHWARZ, K.P., TRANQUILLA, J.M. & VANICEK, P., 1987. Guide to GPS Positioning. 2nd. ed. Canadian GPS Associates, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, 600pp.

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Chapter 5 References

• F.G.C.C., 1988. Geometric geodetic accuracy standards and specifications for using GPS relative positioning techniques (version 5). Pub. of the U.S. Federal Geodetic Control Committee, 50pp.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• I.C.S.M., 1994. Standards and Practices for Control Surveys. Extract from Australian Inter-Governmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping, vers.1.2, pub.no.1.
• LACHAPELLE, G. & HENRIKSEN, J., 1995. GPS under cover: the effect of foliage on vehicular navigation GPS World, 6(3), 26-35.
• MERMINOD, B., GRANT, D.B. & RIZOS, C., 1990. Planning GPS surveys - using appropriate precision indicators. Can. Inst. Surv. & Mapping J., 44(3), 113-129.
• SANTERRE, R. & BOULIANNE, M., 1995. New tools for urban GPS surveyors. GPS World, 6(2), 49-54.
• SNAY, R.A., 1986. Network design strategies applicable to GPS surveys using three or four receivers. Bulletin Geodesique, 60(1), 37-50.
• UNGUENDOLI, M., 1990. A rational approach to the use of a large number of GPS receivers. Bulletin Geodesique, 64(4), 303-312.
  

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Chapter 6 References

• ABIDIN, H.Z., 1993. Computational and geometrical aspects of on-the-fly ambiguity resolution. Dept. of Geodesy & Geomatic Eng., University of New Brunswick, Canada, Tech. rept. no.164, 290pp.
• BESER, J. & PARKINSON, B.W., 1982. The application of NAVSTAR differential GPS in the civilian community. Navigation, 29(2), 107-136.
• BEUTLER, G., BAUERSIMA, I., GURTNER, W. & ROTHACHER, M., 1987. Correlations between simultaneous GPS double difference carrier phase observations in the multistation mode: Implementation considerations and first experiences. Manuscripta Geodaetica, 12, 40-44.
• BEUTLER, G., BAUERSIMA, I., GURTNER, W., ROTHACHER, M., SCHILDKNECHT, T. & GEIGER, A., 1989. Atmospheric refraction and other important biases in GPS carrier phase observations. In monograph 12, "Atmospheric Effects on Geodetic Space Measurements", F.K.Brunner (ed.), School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 15-44.
• BRUNNER, F.K. & WELSCH, W.M., 1993. Effect of the troposphere on GPS measurements. GPS World, 4(1), 42-51.
• GEORGIADOU, Y. & DOUCET, K.D., 1990. The issue of Selective Availability. GPS World, 1(5), 53-56.
• GRANT, D.B., RIZOS, C., & STOLZ, A., 1990. Dealing with GPS biases: Some theoretical and software considerations. In Unisurv S-38, "Contributions to GPS Studies", C. Rizos (ed.), School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 204pp.
• HAN, S. & RIZOS, C., 1995a. A suggested procedure for on-the-fly ambiguity resolution for long range GPS kinematic positioning. Proc. 4th Int. Conf. "Differential Satellite Navigation Systems DSNS95", Bergen, Norway, 24-28 April, 1995.
• HATCH, R.R., 1982. The synergism of GPS code and carrier measurements. Proc. 3rd Int. Symp. on "Satellite Doppler Positioning", New Mexico, 8-12 February, 1982, 1213-1231.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• KING, R.W., MASTERS, E.G., RIZOS, C., STOLZ, A. & COLLINS, J., 1987. Surveying with GPS. Dümmler, 128pp.
• KLOBUCHAR, J.A., 1991. Ionospheric effects on GPS. GPS World, 2(4), 48-51.
• LACHAPELLE, G., 1995. Far reaching recommendations on GPS made by high level U.S. study. GIM journal, August, 1995, 48-49.
• LINDLOHR, W. & WELLS, D.E., 1985. GPS design using undifferenced carrier beat phase observations. Manuscripta Geodaetica, 10, 255-295.
• RIZOS, C. & GRANT, D.B., 1990. Time and the Global Positioning System. In Unisurv S-38, "Contributions to GPS Studies", C. Rizos (ed.), School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 204pp.
• SANDLIN, A., McDONALD, K. & DONAHUE, A., 1995. Selective Availability: to be or not to be? GPS World, 6(9), 44-51.
• SEEBER, G., 1993. Satellite Geodesy: Foundations, Methods & Applications. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin New York, 531pp.
• SLUITER, P.G. & HAAGMANS, M.E.E., 1995. Comparative test between geodetic Y-code GPS receivers (part 2). GIM journal, August, 1995, 35-41.
• TIBERIUS, C. & DE JONGE, P., 1995. Introduction to GPS surveying (part 2). GIM journal, August, 1995, 71-77.
• WANNINGER, L., 1993. Effects of the equatorial ionosphere on GPS. GPS World, 4(7), 48-54.
• ZUMBERGE, J.F., LIU, R. & NEILAN, R.E., 1995. International GPS Service for Geodynamics 1994 Annual Report. September, 1995, IGS Central Bureau, 329pp.

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Chapter 7 References

• BRUNNER, F.K. & WELSCH, W.M., 1993. Effect of the troposphere on GPS measurements. GPS World, 4(1), 42-51.
• CROSS, P.A., 1983. Advanced Least Squares Applied to Position Fixing. Working Papers, North East London Polytechnic, Dept. of Surveying, 205pp.
• EL-RABBANY, A.E-S., 1994. The effect of physical correlations on the ambiguity resolution and accuracy estimation in GPS differential positioning. Dept. of Geodesy & Geomatic Eng., University of New Brunswick, Canada, Tech. rept. no.170, 161pp.
• GRANT, D.B., RIZOS, C. & STOLZ, A., 1990. Dealing with GPS biases: some theoretical and software considerations. In Unisurv S-38, "Contributions to GPS Studies", C. Rizos (Ed.), School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 204pp.
• GURTNER, W., 1994. RINEX - The receiver-independent exchange format. GPS World, 5(7), 48-52.
• HARVEY, B.R., 1994. Practical Least Squares and Statistics for Surveyors. Monograph 13, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 2nd Ed., 319pp.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1991a. The GPS receiver - An introduction. GPS World, 2(1), 50-53.
• LANGLEY, R.B., 1993. The GPS observables. GPS World, 4(4), 52-59.
• MERMINOD, B. & RIZOS, C., 1988. A surveyor's perspective to Kalman filtering. Aust. J. Geod. Photo. Surv., 49, 1-38.
• WANNINGER, L., 1993. Effects of the equatorial ionosphere on GPS. GPS World, 4(7), 48-54.

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Chapter 8 References

• ABIDIN, H.Z., 1993. Computational and geometrical aspects of on-the-fly ambiguity resolution. University of New Brunswick, Canada, Tech. rept. no.164, 290pp.
• ABIDIN, H.Z., 1994. On-the-fly ambiguity resolution. GPS World, 5(4), 40-50.
• BOCK, Y., GOUREVITCH, S.A., COUNSELMAN, C.C., KING, R.W. & ABBOT, R.I., 1986. Interferometric analysis of GPS phase observations. Manuscripta Geodaetica, 11, 282-288.
• CHEN, D., 1993. Fast Ambiguity Search Filter (FASF): a novel concept for GPS ambiguity resolution. Proc. 6th Int. Tech. Meeting of the Satellite Division of the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, 22-24 September, 1993, 781-787.
• ERICKSON, C., 1992. An analysis of ambiguity resolution techniques for rapid static GPS surveys using single frequency data. Proc. 5th Int. Tech. Meeting of the Satellite Division of the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, Sept.16-18,1992, 453-462.
• FREI, E. & BEUTLER, G., 1990. Rapid static positioning based on the Fast Ambiguity Resolution Approach "FARA": Theory and first results. Manuscripta Geodaetica, 15, 325-356.
• HAN, S., 1995. Ambiguity resolution techniques using integer least squares estimation for rapid static or kinematic positioning. Proc. 2nd Australian "Satellite Navigation Technology Symposium", Brisbane, Australia, 26-28 June, 1995.
• HAN, S. & RIZOS, C., 1996. Validation and rejection criteria for integer least-squares estimation. Survey Review, Vol.33, No.260, 375-382.
• HAN, S., & RIZOS, C., 1997. Comparing GPS ambiguity resolution techniques. GPS World, 8(10), 54-61.
• HATCH, R.R., 1990. Instantaneous ambiguity resolution. Proc. "Kinematic Systems in Geodesy, Surveying & Remote Sensing", IAG Symposium 107, Springer-Verlag Vienna New York, 299-308.
• LANDAU, H. & EULER, H.J., 1992. On-the-fly ambiguity resolution for precise differential positioning. Proc. 5th Int. Tech. Meeting of the Satellite Division of the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, 16-18 September, 1992, 607-613.
• TEUNISSEN, P.J.G., 1994. A new method for fast carrier phase ambiguity estimation. Proc. IEEE "Position Location and Navigation Symposium PLANS94", Las Vegas, 11-15 April, 1994, 562-573.

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Chapter 9 References

• CASPARY, W.F., 1987. Concepts of Network and Deformation Analysis. Monograph 11, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 183pp.
• CRAYMER, M.R. & BECK, N., 1992. Session versus single-baseline GPS processing. Proc. 5th Int. Tech. Meeting of the Satellite Division of the U.S. Inst. of Navigation, Sept.16-18,1992, 995-1004.
• CROSS, P.A., 1983. Advanced Least Squares Applied to Position Fixing. Working Papers, North East London Polytechnic, Dept. of Surveying, 205pp.
• HAN, S. & RIZOS, C., 1995b. Selection and scaling of simultaneous baselines for GPS network adjustment, or correct procedures for processing trivial baselines. Geomatics Research Australasia, 63, December, 1995, 51-66.
• HARVEY, B.R., 1994. Practical Least Squares and Statistics for Surveyors. Monograph 13, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 2nd Ed., 319pp.

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Chapter 10 References

• F.G.C.C., 1988, Geometric geodetic accuracy standards and specifications for using GPS relative positioning techniques (version 5). Pub. of the U.S. Federal Geodetic Control Committee, 50pp.
• I.C.S.M., 1994. Standards and Practices for Control Surveys. Australian Inter-Governmental Committee on Surveying and Mapping, vers.1.2, pub.no.1. Available at www.anzlic.org.au/icsm/sp1/sp1.htm.

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Chapter 11 References

• ALLMAN, J.S. & VEENSTRA, C., 1984. Geodetic Model of Australia. Div. of National Mapping Tech. rept.no.33, Canberra.
• DEAKIN, R.E., 1996. The Geoid, what's it got to do with me? Aust. Surveyor, 41(4), 294-269.
• D.M.A., 1991. Department of Defense World Geodetic System 1984. Technical Report 8350.2, 2nd ed. U.S. Defense Mapping Agency.
• HARVEY, B.R., 1986. Transformation of 3D coordinates. Aust. Surveyor, 33(2), 105-125.
• HARVEY, B.R., 1994. Practical Least Squares and Statistics for Surveyors. Monograph 13, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 2nd ed., 319pp.
• HEISKANEN, W.A. & MORITZ, H., 1967. Physical Geodesy. W.H. Freeman & Co., San Francisco, 364pp.
• HIGGINS, M., 1987. Transformation from WGS84 to AGD84, an interim solution. Dept. of Geographic Information memo, Queensland.
• HOFMANN-WELLENHOF, B., LICHTENEGGER, H. & COLLINS, J., 1998. GPS Theory and Practice. Springer-Verlag, Vienna New York, 4th ed.
• HOLLOWAY, R.D., 1988. The Integration of GPS heights into the Australian Height Datum. UNISURV S-33, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 151pp.
• KEARSLEY, A.H.W., 1988. The determination of the geoid-ellipsoid separation for GPS levelling. Aust. Surveyor, 34(1), 11-18.
• MANNING, J. & HARVEY, B., 1994. Status of the Australian geocentric datum. Aust. Surveyor, 39(1), 28-33.
• MATHER, R.S., 1978. The Theory and Geodetic Use of Some Common Projections. Monograph 1, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 2nd ed., 125pp.
• MITCHELL, H.L., 1990. GPS heighting and the A.H.D. Rept. by the GPS Heighting Study Group, Australian GPS Users Group, 77pp.
• N.M.C., 1986. The Australian Geodetic Datum Technical Manual. National Mapping Council Special Pub.no.10, 65pp+Annex.
• ROELSE, A., GRANGER, H.W. & GRAHAM, J.W., 1971. The adjustment of the Australian Levelling Survey -- 1970-1971. Div. of National Mapping, Tech. rept. no.12, Canberra.
• SCHWARZ, K.P. & SIDERIS, M.G., 1993. Heights and GPS. GPS World, 4(2), 50-56.
• SEEBER, G., 1993. Satellite Geodesy: Foundations, Methods & Applications. Walter de Gruyter, Berlin New York, 531pp.
• SEPPELIN, T.O., 1974. The Department of Defense World Geodetic System 1972. Proc. Int. Symp. on Problems Related to the Redefinition of the North American Geodetic Networks, Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada.
• STEED, J., 1990. A practical approach to transformation between commonly used reference systems. Aust. Surveyor, 35(3), 248-264.

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Chapter 12 References

• KINLYSIDE, D. A., 1992. Densification surveys in New South Wales - coping with distortions. Unisurv S-42, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 209pp.
• MANNING, J. & HARVEY, B., 1994. Status of the Australian geocentric datum. Aust. Surveyor, 39(1), 28-33.
• MORGAN, P., BOCK, Y., COLEMAN, R., FENG, P., GARRARD, D., JOHNSTON, G., LUTON, G., McDOWALL, B., PEARSE, M., RIZOS, C., & TIESLER, R., 1996. A zero order GPS network for the Australian region. Unisurv S-46, School of Geomatic Engineering (formerly Surveying), The University of New South Wales, 187pp.
• ZUMBERGE, J.F., LIU, R. & NEILAN, R.E., 1995. International GPS Service for Geodynamics 1994 Annual Report. September, 1995, IGS Central Bureau, 329pp.

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