GeoDLL - Geodetic Development Kit
Function group "Transformation Parameter"

•  Detailed Description of the current Version
•  User Manual with all Function Descriptions
•  User Manual searching for expressions
•  List of Coordinate and Reference Systems
•  Download of the supported NTv2 / HARN grid files
•  Programming example  Group Prices GeoDLL
•  Download  Place order

GeoDLL - Function Groups

•  Function group "Coordinate Transformations"
•  Additional function group "NTv2 Transformations"
•  Function group "NTv2 Tools"
•  Function group "User Definitions"
•  Function group "Parameter Determination"
•  Function group "Distance Calculations"
•  Function group "Notation Calculations"
•  Function group "Map Calculations"
•  Function group "Elevation Calculations"
•  Function group "Transformation Parameter"
•  Function group "Time Zone Calculations"
•  Geodetic functions without group assignment

Continental Drift
At present 2 to 7 cm per year

GeoDLL - Calculation of Helmert and Molodensky parameter sets

GeoDLL supports the development of geodetic software by providing geodetic functions, which are put together into function groups for specific tasks. To calculate Helmert and Molodensky parameter sets in own developments a license for the function group "Transformation Parameter" can be purchased.

This function group provides functions for the calculation of highly exact transformation parameters for the Spatial Helmert and Molodensky Transformation, which make possible precise Coordinate Transformations from one Reference System into another. The determined transformation parameters can be entered directly into suitable transformation software, e.g. TRANSDATpro Coordinate Transformations, or into the calculation software of GPS receivers to do exact Coordinate Transformations.

The seven respectively three exact transformation parameters are computed with the aid of up to one million identical points. Those are points with known coordinates in two different Reference Systems. Identical measuring points of higher order can be inquired or referred by the official measurement surveys.

The coordinates of the identical points can be tested on outliers and residuals by different statistic functions. The quality of the computed parameters can be documented by a residual matrix and by the computation of the middle, maximum and root mean square (RMS) deviations.

The seven parameters of the Spatial Helmert Transformation are calculated in the three standards "Coordinate Frame Rotation", "Position Vector Transformation" and "European Standard ISO 19111". The three parameters for Molodenky parameter sets are calculated using the "Standard Molodensky Transformation".

Characteristics of the group "Transformation Parameter"

1. Calculation of Seven Helmert Parameters from identical points
2. Calculation of Three Molodensky Parameters from identical points
3. Calculation of outliers in a group of identical points
4. Calculation of the residuals from a group of identical points
5. Calculation of the "Maximum Spatial Residual" from a group of residuals
6. Calculation of the "Average Spatial Residual" from a group of residuals
7. Calculation of the "Root Mean Square Residual" (RMS) from residuals

Functions of the group "Transformation Parameter"

1. Function gettranshelmert() - Calculation of Seven Helmert Parameter
2. Function gettransmolodensky() - Calculation of Three Molodensky Parameter
3. Function gettransoutliers() - Calculation of outliers
4. Function gettransresiduals() - Calculation of the residuals
5. Function gettransresidualmax() - Calculation of the "Maximum Spatial Residual"
6. Function gettransresidualaverage() - Calculation of the "Average Spatial Residual"
7. Function gettransresidualrms() - Calculation of the "Root Mean Square Residual" (RMS)

Ausführliche Funktionsbeschreibungen

Detailed descriptions of all geodetic functions of this function group you find here in the online manual!