Advanced Galileo navigation system for asphalt fleet machines ASPHALT

Wasle, Elmar; Seybold, Jürgen; Urquijo, Santiago; Rohmer, G.; Seidel, Christine; Ligier, Agata; Euler, Hans-Jürgen

doi:10.1109/navitec.2010.5708009

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“…In modern construction, global navigation satellite system (GNSS) equipment information must be introduced to improve construction automation and precision. It is inevitable that modern construction machinery will ubiquitously obtain positioning information from a GPS [61,62], Galileo navigation system [63] or Beidou navigation system [64,65] by positioning sensors to assist construction.…”

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“…Ref. [63] provides a high-precision positioning service for asphalt fleet machines with the advanced Galileo navigation system. Figure 8(a) shows that the asphalt fleet machines incorporate the asphalt supply chain and the asphalt road paving process, which requires the use of asphalt mixing plants, trucks, pavers, and rollers.…”

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Overview of Applications of the Sensor Technologies for Construction Machinery

Jiang

2020

IEEE Access

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In recent years, great development in sensor technologies have resulted in substantial progress in the construction efficiency and the degree of automation of construction machinery have made great progress. Applications of the sensor technologies, such as condition monitoring, autonomous construction and the Internet of Things (IoT), have been extensively studied for construction machinery. Firstly, this paper discusses the condition monitoring technology in construction machinery, which mainly involves the monitoring of oil pollution and leakage, vibration monitoring, emission monitoring and wholesystem monitoring. Second, regarding autonomous construction technology, this paper conducts analysis and discussion on linear motion, rotary motion, navigation/positioning systems, and visual systems. Third, research on IoT technology in construction machinery is comprehensively discussed, especially in term of life cycle maintenance, construction management and safety management. Finally, higher reliability, the development of smart sensors and big data management of sensor information are described as prospective issues that must be addressed for future construction machinery. INDEX TERMS Construction equipment, condition based maintenance (CBM), global navigation satellite system (GNSS), building information modelling (BIM), Internet of Things (IoT) This article has been accepted for publication in a future issue of this journal, but has not been fully edited. Content may change prior to final publication.

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Overview of Applications of the Sensor Technologies for Construction Machinery

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2020

IEEE Access

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GNSS receiver for high-precision satellite navigation in the area of road construction

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Seybold

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2012 6th ESA Workshop on Satellite Navigation Technologies (Navitec 2012) &Amp; European Workshop on GNSS Signals and Signal Pr

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The asphalt road construction, as well as the quality of the road, relies nowadays to a great extend on the experience of the road construction workers. The development of a system for machine control and fleet management on an asphalt road construction site, which enables building roads of better quality and durability, was the main objective of the described work. Especially the mass flow of asphalt and the detailed optimization of different machine control loops as well as quality dependent measurement systems can bring a significant improvement of the process and final quality. The improvements are based on real-time and position information. Here, a GNSS receiver as main positioning utility was developed for the applications. The paper describes the research work that was conducted within the European GNSS Agency funded project 'advanced Galileo navigation system for asphalt fleet machines' (ASPHALT) with the final objective to build roads of better quality and dur ability. The project was finished successfully in May 2012. This paper introduces the ASPHALT project, describes the developed GNSS receiver, the antenna, the RF frontend, and the baseband; the RTK solution to achieve the high precision position solution; the PVT solution, and the EDAS implementation to provide continuous EGNOS correction data stream for position calculation. Furthermore, test results of static and dynamic measurements show the performance of the developed GNSS receiver and the whole system

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