2012
DOI: 10.2478/v10205-011-0016-0
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An analysis of the possibility of intersystem transformations for purposes of geo-referencing old mine workings

Abstract: The paper is dedicated to the issues of both planar and spatial transformations with respect to the territory affected by mining activities. The planar transformations have been applied among the planar Otto mine coordinate system, St. Stephen Datum of Cadastre Coordinates, and the Datum of Uniform Trigonometric Cadastral Network (hereinafter referred to as JTSK). Here basic transformation characteristics among the above systems are defined. The spatial transformation is performed through a point coordinate co… Show more

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“…The model introduces a centroid to cater for the high correlation that exists between the adjusted parameters by relating the parameters to the centroid when applied to a network of points that cover a small portion of the earth surface (Mitsakaki, 2004;Constantin-Octavian, 2006;Mihalache, 2012). The arithmetic mean centroid method is the most widely used approach by most researchers to compute values of centroid coordinates in the implementation of the Molodensky-Badekas model within their respective countries (Kheloufi, 2006;Turgut, 2010;Dzidefo, 2011;Okwuashi and Eyoh, 2012;Stankova et al, 2012;Mihalache, 2012;Ziggah et al, 2013a;Solomon, 2013; Mohammed and Mohammed, 2013). The ramification of the choice of centroid method on the Veis model has been investigated by Ziggah et al (2013b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The model introduces a centroid to cater for the high correlation that exists between the adjusted parameters by relating the parameters to the centroid when applied to a network of points that cover a small portion of the earth surface (Mitsakaki, 2004;Constantin-Octavian, 2006;Mihalache, 2012). The arithmetic mean centroid method is the most widely used approach by most researchers to compute values of centroid coordinates in the implementation of the Molodensky-Badekas model within their respective countries (Kheloufi, 2006;Turgut, 2010;Dzidefo, 2011;Okwuashi and Eyoh, 2012;Stankova et al, 2012;Mihalache, 2012;Ziggah et al, 2013a;Solomon, 2013; Mohammed and Mohammed, 2013). The ramification of the choice of centroid method on the Veis model has been investigated by Ziggah et al (2013b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%