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Author = Alireza Azmudeh Ardalaan
Number of Articles: 13
Position Determining Systems for Submarine Vessels
Volume 16, Issue 64 , February 2008, , Pages 49-53
Abstract
In this paper, different methods of determining submarine position including LBL, SBL, USBL, GIB and a combination of them are presented and their advantages, disadvantages and applications of each are separately presented. Next, the proper system is presented according to the environmental conditions ... Read MoreThe Necessity of National Positioning Systems as Complementary to Foreign Satellite Positioning Systems during Peacetime and Substitute in Crisis
Volume 15, Issue 57 , May 2006, , Pages 34-41
Abstract
Considering the importance of position determination the and ease of using satellite methods in determining position, today global positioning systems such as GPS have become widely used in everyday life and military applications. The point that is generally forgotten when using these satellite systems ... Read MoreHydrographic Information System
Volume 13, Issue 51 , November 2004, , Pages 32-35
Abstract
The use of marine data and information and depth measurement are among the technical requirements of major and minor decision making by the government and private sectors of the country. To use this information, which is increasing day by day in great quantities, and to use different information layers, ... Read MoreIntroduction to GPS
Volume 3, Issue 11 , November 1994, , Pages 4-11
Abstract
GPS (or Global Positioning System) is a NAVATAR (or Navigation System Using Time and Distance). This system is being developed by the U.S. Department of Defense. The creation of this system has begun since 1973 by combining the U.S. Air and Navy Forces’ projects. The plan of these two projects ... Read MoreRevision of Coverage Maps and Advantages of Exploiting Satellite Images
Volume 2, Issue 7 , August 1993, , Pages 35-41
Abstract
Map is the basis of all decisions and plans of development, and the need for its availability and preparation is not questioned by anyone. One of the main problems of our country is the lack of access to new and up-to-date coverage maps from all over the country. Coverage maps are a set of overlapping ... Read MoreDesigning Geographic Information System's Section of Contact With User
Volume 2, Issue 8 , February 1993, , Pages 27-27
Abstract
The Geographic Information System (GIS) includes a set of spatial and non-spatial data that is presented based on specific analyses. In designing the mutual communication of such systems with the user, it is necessary to observe various principles in the use of maps, tables and verbal logs. Due to the ... Read MoreA Few Points on Correct Utilization of the Least Squares Methods
Volume 2, Issue 5 , August 1992, , Pages 20-29
Abstract
Today, all surveyors know that it is not possible to measure a length or angle without error. To establish mathematical relations governing observations, it is necessary to perform adjustment. One of the available methods for distributing errors is the least squares method. Unfortunately, many colleagues ... Read MoreSatellite Images Serving the Extinguishment of Fire in Kuwait Oil Wells
Volume 1, Issue 4 , May 1992, , Pages 4-5
Abstract
Landsat's recent images from Kuwait suggest that firefighting teams are ahead of the determined schedule. At the beginning of firefighting operations on burning oil-wells, oil-fire experts estimated the time needed for full control of wells’ fire to be five years. According to recent Landsat imaging, ... Read MoreA Discussion on Automation of Levelling
Volume 2, Issue 6 , February 1992, , Pages 41-43
Abstract
The basis of this new semi-automatic levelling method is to replace active mires with a linear measuring system instead of ordinary mires. These mires have a movable target that is fitted along the axis of vision by levelling operator and with the help of a wireless control system. The target place can ... Read MoreSelection of GPS Receiver for Surveying Goals
Volume 1, Issue 3 , August 1991, , Pages 24-32
Abstract
Just as avoiding modern technology seems wrong, hasty and unaware attitude toward purchase of all types of advanced goods is also to be taken as unwise. It is obvious that surveying must adapt to the latest advancements and equip itself with progressive methods and tools, but it might be better that ... Read MoreEstimation of the Costs of GPS-Based Surveying
Volume 1, Issue 3 , August 1991, , Pages 40-43
Abstract
The Global Positioning System (GPS) currently has seven active satellites of block 2 and six satellites left over from the block, and provides the possibility of good geodetic positioning for several hours every day (with more precision than what is possible with today's surveying tools.). Since GPS ... Read MoreDetermination of Orthometric Height Using GPS
Volume 1, Issue 1 , May 1990, , Pages 38-43
Abstract
With GPS, the plane coordinates can be determined 10 to 20 times more accurate than traditional (classical) methods. This high level of accuracy can be achieved by one or two hours of observation and without any need for direct view between the stations. Because of this, GPS is becoming the only means ... Read MoreThe Role of Satellite Images in Estimation of Losses Caused by Natural Incidents
Volume 1, Issue 2 , February 1990, , Pages 30-31