Evaluating the Accuracy of Determining Coordinates of a Corner of a Building Measured in the RTN GNSS Mode, Having Applied the Innovative Algorithm of Vector Translation

Krzyżek, Robert

doi:10.1515/rgg-2017-0002

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“…Also, if it is necessary to complete any missing data (geometric or descriptive one), conducting a geodetic survey should not bring such a number of di culties as surveys of individual rooms located inside the building would. It is worth paying attention to a number of innovative solutions for capturing spatial data of buildings with the use of geodetic surveys (Krzyżek, 2017;Krzyżek and Przewięźlikowska, 2017). Unfortunately, in the case of surveying usable oor areas of nished Us.…”

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The concept of estimating usable floor area of buildings based on cadastral data

Benduch

Hanus

2018

Reports on Geodesy and Geoinformatics

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Usable oor area is one of the most important spatial attributes of buildings and premises. It is used, for example, to determine the basis for their taxation. Unfortunately, the question of proper determination of usable oor area in Poland has remained problematic for many years, which is closely related to the occurrence of various de nitions of usable oor area in the currently binding legal acts. Consequently, usable oor area is not a universal attribute. This means that in certain cases signi cant discrepancies may occur between the usable oor area of the same structure, determined for di erent purposes. In addition, despite attempts made to unify the principles for the performance of surveys of building structures and their parts, this requirement still can not be recognized as fully met. Therefore, there is no doubt that the problem of reliability and availability of data de ning the usable oor area of buildings is becoming even more important in view of the introduction of the 'ad valorem' tax, which has been planned for years. For this reason, this paper proposes a universal, multi-variant method of estimating usable oor area based on geometric and descriptive data of buildings contained in the cadastre. The Authors, taking into account the applicable legal regulations, have considered the possibilities of practical implementation of individual variants of this speci c method. They have carried out empirical tests of e ectiveness of the proposed approach. They have also de ned tasks for which this method of determining the usable oor area of buildings would be particularly useful.

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Section: Empirical Veri Cation Of Adopted Assumptionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The concept of estimating usable floor area of buildings based on cadastral data

Benduch

Hanus

2018

Reports on Geodesy and Geoinformatics

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Evaluating the Accuracy of Determining Coordinates of Corners of the Building Surveyed in Tilt Technology

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Yücel

2023

KSCE J Civ Eng

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Determining locations of corners of building structures in real time using harmonisation of various surveying methods – case study

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2020

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Evaluating the Accuracy of Determining Coordinates of a Corner of a Building Measured in the RTN GNSS Mode, Having Applied the Innovative Algorithm of Vector Translation

Abstract: The study evaluates the accuracy of determining coordinates of a corner of a building measured in the RTN GNSS mode (Real Time Network Global Navigation Satellite System)

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

The concept of estimating usable floor area of buildings based on cadastral data

The concept of estimating usable floor area of buildings based on cadastral data

Evaluating the Accuracy of Determining Coordinates of Corners of the Building Surveyed in Tilt Technology

Determining locations of corners of building structures in real time using harmonisation of various surveying methods – case study

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