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Linking the Different Coordinate Systems in the Philippines using GNSS 1 WORKSHOP ON THE APPLICATION OF GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM WORKSHOP ON THE APPLICATION OF GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELITE SYSTEMS LOUIE P. BALICANTA Survey, Land Administration and Valuation Laboratory U.P. Department of Geodetic Engineering [email protected] Suva, Fij August 24-28, 2019 L.P. BalicantaY.F. Pagdonsolan & J.L.D. Fabila

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Linking the Different Coordinate Systems in the Philippines using GNSS

1WORKSHOP ON THE APPLICATION OF GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM

WORKSHOP ON THE APPLICATION OF

GLOBAL NAVIGATION SATELITE SYSTEMS

LOUIE P. BALICANTASurvey, Land Administration and Valuation Laboratory

U.P. Department of Geodetic [email protected]

Suva, Fij

August 24-28, 2019

L.P. Balicanta Y.F. Pagdonsolan & J.L.D. Fabila

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LAND MEASUREMENT• Essential to Urbanization

Frederick Seitz

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https://www.yumpu.com/en/document/read/48819103/namria-commences-inter-island-benchmark-connections

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PROPERTY SURVEYING

Size? Shape?Location?

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COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEMS

• Local Plane Coordinate System? Pre 1960s• PPCS-TM/ Luzon 1911? 1960s to 1980s• PPCS-TM/PRS92? 1990s onwards

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NRMDP 89

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NRMDP 89Relationship of WGS84 and PRS92

DX = - 127.62195 m

DY = - 67.24478 m

DZ = - 47.04305 m

In arc secondsRx = 3.06762Ry = -4.90291Rz = -1.57790

Transformation from PRS92 to WGS84

( )2 1

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2 1

2 1

1

1*10 1

1

z y

z x

y x

X X RRX

Y Y Sc R RY

Z Z RR Z

D −

=D++ − D −

Sc = -1.060020000000 WORKSHOP ON THE APPLICATION OF

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PGRS MODERNIZATION

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COORDINATE REFERENCE SYSTEMS

• Local Plane Coordinate System? Pre 1960s• PPCS-TM/ Luzon 1911? 1960s to 1980s• PPCS-TM/PRS92? 1990s onwards

PGD 2016 based on ITRF

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EFFECT OF ITRF TO CADASTRE?

Size? Shape?Location?

• Local Plane Coordinate System• PPCS-TM/ Luzon 1911• PPCS-TM/PRS92

ITRF:PPCS-TM/ PGD2020

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Changes in the land title including the technical description requires a petition forcorrection or rectification in court in accordance with Section 108 of PD 1529 (Peña,Peña Jr., & Peña Jr., 1994).

Changes in the TD due to cadastral transformation may require changes in the landtitle, which in turn can be costly for both the government and private owners.

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Land Sector Modernization

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Three-Dimensional

Cadastre for Lands

(3DCad)

Unified Projection System

for Cadastral Data

(UPSCad)

Cadastral Survey

Records Reconstruction

(CadSRR)

LandS Mode

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R&D for PGRS

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Component 1:

Selection of Most

Applicable Datum

Transformation Scheme

from Local (PRS92) to

Geocentric (ITRF2014)

Datum

R&D for PGRS

Component 2:

Evaluation and

Assessment on the

Effects of Shifting the

Existing Cadastre to

ITRF2014

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OBJECTIVES:

The UPSCad’s objectives were to provide a methodology, test andimplement, and provide analysis in linking the differentcoordinate reference systems used in the country.

R&D with NAMRIA’s objective is to provide a methodology ofregenerating cadastral data into the geocentric system.

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INITIAL METHODOLOGYData Gathering, Review of Related

Literature

Site Selection, Recommendation for additional data needed in the

analysis

Least Square Analysis to obtain local transformation Parameters

Extraction of Cadastral Data Needed to Provide Local Transformation to Geocentric System

PRS92, Old Luzon 1911, Local Coordinates vs. WGS84, ITRF Coordinates of Tie Points

PRS92, Old Luzon 1911, Local Coordinates vs. WGS84, ITRF Coordinates of Common Points

PRS92, Old Luzon 1911, Local Coordinates vs. WGS84, ITRF Coordinates of points

extracted from imageries

Re-plotting of Cadastral lots in WGS84, ITRF

Quantification of changes in position, direction, distance and

area

Provide RecommendationsWORKSHOP ON THE APPLICATION OF

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Available Data per RegionUnavailable Data

* RTK GNSS observations only ** Data obtained using Transit or TS

Dataset per Region

LMB NAMRIA

CAR *NCR

12 *3

4A4B *5 *67 *89 *

101112 *13 **

ARMM

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Dataset from LMB and NAMRIA (2017)

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Applicability of RTK-GNSS for Property Survey Research (2015)

Rapid Static GNSS position vs RTK-GNSS position

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Processing of RINEX files using Auspos for ITRF2014 coordinates

Processsing of .t02 files using TBC for PRS92, Luzon1911, and LCPS coordinates

Methodology

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Data Gathering, Review of Related Literature

Site Selection, Recommendation for additional data needed in the

analysis

Least Square Analysis to obtain Transformation Parameters

Extraction of Cadastral Data Needed to Provide Local Transformation to Geocentric System

Re-plotting of Cadastral lots in PPCS-TM/ITRF2014

Quantification of changes in position, direction, distance and

area

Provide Recommendations

GNSS observation of points for at least 2 hours in selected areas

PRS92, Luzon1911, LCPS Coordinates of Tie Points and Common Points obtained from historical datasets from land agencies (DENR Regional offices, NAMRIA, LMB)

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Methodology

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Key Ingredients:1. List of Coordinates of Old Reference Stations2. List of Coordinates of PRS92 Reference Stations3. Recovery of Old Reference Stations and PRS92

Reference Stations4. Cadastral Data5. GNSS Rapid Static Observations

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Methodology

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PRS92 Station

Old Reference Station

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Methodology

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PRS92 Station with ITRF2014 Based Coordinates

Old Reference Station with ITRF2014 Based Coordinates

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Methodology

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Four (4) versions of coordinates used in the analysis1. Luzon 1911 Theoretical

- coordinates based from records

2. Luzon 1911 Observed-recomputed coordinates based from the adopted fixed points from Cadastral reference points

3. PRS92-recomputed coordinates of old points referred from a NAMRIA PRS92 control point

4. PGD2016/2020 (PROPOSED)-recomputed coordinates using ITRF points obtained using AUSPOS

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- Data Build-up and Transformation of Cadastral Data from Different Local Plane Coordinate System to PPCS-TM/PRS92

R&D in Support of the Implementation of PRS 92, Project Component 4 FINAL REPORT

UP TCAGP-NAMRIA 2009

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Methodology

Two-dimensional conformal method(Ghilani & Wolf, 2006)

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Methodology

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• Local Plane Coordinate System• PPCS-TM/ Luzon 1911• PPCS-TM/PRS92

ITRF:PPCS-TM/ PGD2020

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MethodologyPARCEL ANALYSIS

DAO 2007-29

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STUDY AREA2 STUDY AREAS WERE SELECTED, ONE OFWHICH IS THE MUNICIPALITY OFGUIGUINTO, BULACAN, PHILIPPINES

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12,282 PARCELS

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DATA ACQUISITION

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DATA ACQUISITION

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▪ 11 boundary/

reference monuments

(Luzon 1911) were

recovered and 1

NAMRIA GCP

(PRS92)

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DATA ACQUISITION

2 HOURS OF GNSS OBSERVATION

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DATA PROCESSING

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DATA PROCESSING & SCRIPTING

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RESULTS:

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COMPUTED COORDINATES FOR GUIGUINTO, BULACAN

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RESULTSDERIVED PARAMETERS

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RESULTSPARCEL ANALYSIS

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RESULTS

Snapshot of the cadastral data of Guiguinto in Luzon 1911,PRS92 and PGD2016 plotted in QGIS

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SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONS

– The Philippines has several coordinate systems existing and being used by the land surveyors

– Migration to a geocentric system such as ITRF is one of the strategy in the PGRS Modernization by NAMRIA

– NAMRIA, DENR-LMB and the UP TCAGP conducted joint researches to link all the coordinate systems and show the effect of the migration to a coordinate system based on ITRF to the cadastral data (output of property surveys)

– Basic Data needs include cadastral data and reference points related to the cadastral data

– GNSS Rapid Static/ Static Observation is a needed pre-requisite in linking the different coordinate systems and in relating to ITRF2014

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SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONS

– The research was successful in relating the different coordinate systemsthrough the 4 parameter similarity transformation

– The land agencies were given several transformation strategies to choose from(e.g. using the recorded old coordinates to the new system or recomputedcoordinates to the new system)

– While the rotational parameter does not affect technical descriptionssignificantly, it was observed that the scale parameter affects side distancesand areas of parcels at a certain level

– Regardless of coordinate reference system used, technical descriptions(bearing/ azimuth/ distance and land area) remained the same at least in themajority of the lots in the study area

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RECOMMENDATIONS

– DENR Regional Offices may consider adopting the methodologyprovided, if migration of Cadastral data to ITRF is decided

– Rapid Static/ Static GNSS Survey is recommended in thereoccupation of old reference monuments

– Transformation parameter determination must be obtained out ofseveral iterations that will provide the least effect on scale androtation

– It is suggested that database for both old and recomputedcoordinates of the reference points be kept in the database of therespective land agencies

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Results of LandS Mode Research Project submitted to the Director

of DENR-LMB together with the researchers and DENR-LMB

personnel

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REFERENCESDENR. (2007). DAO 2007-29: Revised Regulations on Land Surveys. Quezon City, Philippines: DENR.DENR. (2010). DMC 2010-06: Manual of Procedures on the Transformation and Integration of Cadastral Data Into the Philippine Reference System of 1992.DENR. (2017). DMC 2017-04: Addendum to Sections 5.1 and 6.2.1 of the DMC 2010-06 or the Manual of Procedures on the Transformation and Integration of Cadastral Data Into the Philippine Reference System of 1992.Gatus, J. P. (2010). Geodetic Engineering Laws and Practices. Manila: Vibal Publishing House, Inc.Geodesy Division NAMRIA. (2016, 2 23). Modernization of the Philippine Geodetic Refererence System Strategic Plan 2016-2020. Retrieved from National Mapping and Resource Information Authority: http://www.namria.gov.ph/jdownloads/Others/StratPlan_Modernization.pdfGhilani, C. D., & Wolf, P. R. (2006). Adjustment Computations Spatial Data Analysis Fourth Edition.Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.NRMDP. (1990). Geodetic Survey of the Philippines Final Report. Philippines: NRMDP.Peña, N., Peña Jr., N., & Peña Jr., N. (1994). Registration of Land Titles and Deeds. Manila, Philippines: Rex Book Store.UPTCAGP-NAMRIA. (2009). Data Build-up and Transformation of Cadastral Data from Different Local Plane Coordinate System to PPCS/TM/PRS92. Quezon City, Philippines: UP Training Center for Applied Geodesy and Photogrammetry.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

• FUNDING SUPPORT AND INVITATION TO ATTEND THE WORKSHOP

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• TECHNICAL SUPPORT

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• RESEARCH FUNDING AGENCIES

DENR-LMB NAMRIA

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Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a

person of value - Albert Einstein

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