Metrology for long distance surveying: A joint attempt to improve traceability of long distance measurements

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Based on the current state of technology, distance measurements over a few hundred metres in air with relative uncertainties significantly better than 10_6 are still an almost impossible challenge. In the European Joint Research Project (JRP) “Metrology for long distance surveying” measurement uncertainties in GNSS-based and optical distance metrology are going to be thoroughly investigated, novel technologies and primary standards developed and guidelines to improve surveying practice in the field worked out. A better understanding and a decrease of measurement uncertainty is also targeted for the critical local tie measurement at geodetic fundamental stations.

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Pollinger, F., Astrua, M., Bauch, A., Bergstrand, S., Görres, B., Jokela, J., … Zucco, M. (2016). Metrology for long distance surveying: A joint attempt to improve traceability of long distance measurements. In International Association of Geodesy Symposia (Vol. 0, pp. 651–656). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/1345_2015_154

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