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Coordinate Systems, NMEA 0183
Standard and Testing of u-blox 5
Part of [Mobile Tool for Inspection of Fixed Structures]
Brian Wong
Overview
• Introduction
- Earth-Centred, Earth-Fixed Coordinate Reference
• Coordinates Systems
- Latitude and Longitude
- Universal Transverse Mercator
• NMEA 0183 Standard • Testing of u-blox 5
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200805231615 The Earth Coordinate Reference.bmp
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200805231609 The Earth-Centred Earth-Fixed Coordinate Reference.bmp
Coordinate Systems (Two Commonly Used)
1. Latitude and Longitude (Lat/Long)
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200805261152 The Earth Latitude Coordinate Reference.bmp
Latitude and Longitude (Lat/Long)
Latitude [-90° <= Lat <= +90°]
- Distance Measurement in degrees (°)
• North (N) or South (S) from the Equator
- Range:
• 90°N (+90°) at the North Pole • 0° at the Equator
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200805261543 The Earth Longitude Coordinate Reference.bmp
Latitude and Longitude (Lat/Long)
Longitude [-180° <= Long <= +180°] - Distance Measurement in degrees (°)
• East (E) or West (W) of the Meridian at Greenwich, England
- Range to cover the full circle (360°) of Earth:
• 180°W (-180°) at the Pacific Ocean • 0° at the Meridian
Latitude and Longitude (Different Formats)
Example:
NW Corner, Parking Lot, NRC London Latitude Longitude
+43.016111° -81.279167° 43°00’58”N 081°16’45”W +43°00’58” -081°16’45”
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200805011007 Google Satellite Image - NRC London - NW corner of the parking lot.bmp
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200805281744 The Earth UTM Longitudinal Zones Coordinate Reference.bmp
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200805281839 The Earth UTM Latitudinal Zones Coordinate Reference.bmp
Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)
Breaks the world into *(with a few exceptions): • 60 Longitudinal Zones (6° Each)*
From 1 to 60 [-180° <= Longitude <= +180°]
• 20 Latitudinal Zones (8° Each)*
From C to X [-80° <= Latitude <= +84°] with no I and O
Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)
Example:
17T 4
79
623E 4760
845N
Zone Easting Northing
Easting = 479,623 meters East of Zone 17 Longitudinal Reference Grid Line
Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)
Example:
NW Corner, Parking Lot, NRC London 17 4
77
251E 4762
642NImage
200805301222 Google Satellite Image – UTM Position Examples - 1.bmp
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200805301233 Google Satellite Image - UTM Position Examples - 1 - Zoom In.bmp
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200805301137 Google Satellite Image – UTM Position Examples - 2.bmp
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200805301151 Google Satellite Image – UTM Position Examples - 3.bmp
NMEA 0183 Standard
National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) 0183 Standard
defines
Electrical Specification and Data Protocol
for
Communications between Navigation Devices
on
NMEA 0183 Standard
Navigation Devices are classified into
Talkers and Listeners (some devices being both).
The Standard allows a single talker and many listeners on each data bus.
NMEA 0183 Standard
Data Communications
between talker and listener(s)
are done by transmitting messages called
sentences that contain
printable ASCII characters, carriage return (<CR>) and line feed (<LF>) only.
NMEA 0183 Standard
Each NMEA 0183 sentence
begins with “$” character, using comma “,” character(s) to delimit the data in-between, with no spaces and ends with <CR><LF>.
Three Types of Sentences: 1. Talker Sentence
2. Proprietary Sentence 3. Query Sentence
NMEA 0183 Talker Sentence Format
$ttsss,d1,d2,…,dn<CR><LF>
where
tt = 2-Letter Talker Identifier
sss = 3-Letter Sentence Identifier d1 = Data Associated with the sss d2 = Data Associated with the sss dn = Data Associated with the sss
Talker Sentence Example
$GPGLL,4300.9667,N,08116.7500,W,221529.4 87,A,A*4A<CR><LF>
where
GP = Talker Identifier for GPS Receiver
GLL = Sentence Identifier for Geographic Position - Latitude/Longitude
4300.9667 = Latitude in “ddmm.mmmm” format (d=degree, m=minute)
Talker Sentence Example (Continued) $GPGLL,4300.9667,N,08116.7500,W,221529.4 87,A,A*4A<CR><LF> where 08116.7500 = Longitude in “dddmm.mmmm” format (d=degree, m=minute)
W = East (E) or West (W) Indicator
221529.487 = UTC Time in “hhmmss.sss” format
Talker Sentence Example (Continued) $GPGLL,4300.9667,N,08116.7500,W,221529.4 87,A,A*4A<CR><LF> where A = Mode (A=Autonomous, D=DGPS, E=DR)
* = Delimiter for Checksum
4A = Checksum (Exclusive OR of all
characters between “$” and “*”)
NMEA 0183 Proprietary Sentence Format
$Pxxxp0,p1,p2,…,pn<CR><LF>
where
P = Proprietary Sentence
xxx = 3-Letter Manufacturer’s Mnemonic Code p0 = Proprietary Data (Sometimes No Data Here)
p1 = Proprietary Data (Sometimes Associated with p0)
p2 = Proprietary Data Associated with p0 or p1
NMEA 0183 Query Sentence Format
$ttllQ,sss<CR><LF>
where
tt = 2-Letter Talker Identifier (The Requester)
ll = 2-Letter Talker Identifier
(The Listener being requested) Q = Query Sentence
Query Sentence Example
$CCGPQ,GLL<CR><LF>
where
“CC” device is requesting from
“GP” device [Talker Identifier for GPS Receiver]
the GLL sentence [Geographic Position - Latitude/Longitude]
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200805291857 u-blox 5 GPS and Galileo Receiver Evaluation and Development Kit EVK-5H - KEY.bmp
Testing of u-blox 5 GPS Device
• USB Connection for Power
• RS232 Connection for Data Communication
- Settings (in Windows 2000 Professional)
BAUD: 9600 Data bits: 8 Parity: None Stop bits: 1 Flow control: None
- Serial Cable Specification
Connectors: DB-9 Male to DB-9 Female Wiring: 3 Straight-Through Wires
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200806041319 u-blox u-center 5.00 Application Evaluation Software - Labelled.bmp
Testing of u-blox 5 GPS Device
NRC London Indoor Reception Floor 100-Level: None
(except for 2 or 3 places) Floor 200-Level: Varies or None
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200805301804 Google Satellite Image - NRC London - Testing of u-blox 5.bmp
Testing of u-blox 5
NRC London: Corridor 159 North
Data Latitude (°) Longitude (°) Altitude (m)
001 +43.016349 -81.277832 190.40 002 +43.016318 -81.277775 231.60 003 +43.016182 -81.277652 216.50 P. Woodard’s GPS Device by J. Nagata of NRC
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200805301927 Google Satellite Image - NRC London - Testing of u-blox 5 - Zoom In.bmp
Testing of u-blox 5
NRC London: Corridor 159 South
Data Latitude (°) Longitude (°) Altitude (m)
001 +43.015963 -81.277688 221.70
002 +43.016071 -81.277506 228.50
003 +43.016006 -81.277676 214.10
P. Woodard’s GPS Device by J. Nagata of NRC
Testing of u-blox 5
NRC London: Stair No 3 Top
Data Latitude (°) Longitude (°) Altitude (m)
001 +43.015746 -81.278253 238.90
002 +43.015716 -81.278288 192.70
Questions & Discussions -I R C London S tra tegy De ve lop m ent
Enquiry and/or Feedback
Please contact Mr. Brian Wong as follows:
Address: National Research Council of Canada 800 Collip Circle
London, Ontario N6G 4X8 Phone: (519) 430-7083