A device for continuously operating GNSS observation tower height attribute determination

CN122961376APending Publication Date: 2026-10-23湖北省测绘工程院
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Application Number
CN202410954660.7
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CN · China
Patent Type
Applications(China)
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Filing Date
2024-07-17
Publication Date
2026-10-23

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Technical Problem

[0006]为了解决上述技术问题,本发明提供一种连续运行GNSS观测墩高度属性测定的装置,以解决现有技术中耗时费力和实施测量的难度较大的问题

Benefits of technology

[0022]本发明采用了抱箍部件,紧密贴合在连续运行GNSS观测墩顶端,实现了抱箍部件与连续运行GNSS观测墩的合二为一,构建了一个操作平台,实现平面、高程方向的稳定;二是利用挂标尺部件,实现了水准标尺铅锤方向的竖直,无需人工扶持,通过304弹簧扣、304快速重型旋转8字环、标尺套盒等部件的组合,实现了标尺高度的快速调整;三是采用激光水平仪承台部件,空间方向(水平、垂直)与抱箍部件一体,激光水平仪安置在激光水平仪承台上,实现高度方向的上下调节、锁紧,确保激光水平仪两读数方向的距离基本一致且快速读数;四是观测数据获取数字化、观测数据照片分类存储,便于数据质检与数据整理;进一步的,可根据承载标尺的具体型号,对标尺套盒进一步的定制,实现标尺套盒与标尺的匹配,便于适配更多型号的测量标尺;进一步的,可根据实际应用情况,把螺杆换成强力磁吸的铁饼条,方便快速调整激光水平仪的高度,装置结构简单,组装更方便

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Abstract

The present application belongs to the field of geodesy, and provides a device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower, comprising a hoop component installed on the outer wall of the GNSS observation tower near the top, a hanging ruler component installed on one side of the outer wall of the top of the hoop component, the hanging ruler component being in the shape of a T, the hanging ruler component being used for fixing a measuring ruler, one side of the outer wall of the measuring ruler being attached with a steel ruler through double-sided adhesive near the top, the bottom end of the steel ruler being attached to the graduation position of the 2m scale line on the surface of the measuring ruler, and the reading of the steel ruler being used to replace the reading of the measuring ruler; the present application does not interrupt GNSS observation during measurement, reduces the observation data processing work after interrupting GNSS observation, the height attribute value of the top surface of the observation tower and the phase center of the GNSS antenna measured by the method can reach an accuracy of 1mm, and the present device can save labor and efficiency.
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Technical Field

[0001] This invention belongs to the field of geodesy, specifically a device for determining the height attributes of continuously operating GNSS observation towers. Background Technology

[0002] According to Appendix 1-H GNSS observation pier design drawing of the "Technical Regulations for the Construction of Infrastructure of National Modern Surveying and Mapping Benchmark System", the height of the observation pier of the continuously operating benchmark station is about 3.8 meters. It is necessary to accurately measure the height difference between the GNSS observation pier level point and the forced alignment of the top surface of the GNSS observation pier. At the same time, in order to serve the work of refining the geoid, it is necessary to accurately measure the antenna height of the GNSS observation antenna.

[0003] The traditional method for determining the height attributes of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower is to use trigonometric leveling, leveling, and steel tape measurement. Specifically, the power is cut off and the GNSS observation antenna is disassembled in advance to interrupt the acquisition of GNSS observation data. The determination is then completed using trigonometric leveling, leveling, and steel tape measurement.

[0004] However, the above-mentioned device has some problems in use. After GNSS observation is interrupted, it is necessary to work with other continuously operating GNSS observation stations in the vicinity to calculate and obtain the new coordinates of the interrupted GNSS observation station. Based on the new coordinates obtained, differential signals are re-released to provide terminal location information services. This is time-consuming and labor-intensive. The measurement site for GNSS observation piers is limited, making it difficult to carry out the measurement.

[0005] To address this issue, those skilled in the art have proposed a device for continuously operating GNSS observation pier height attribute measurement to solve the problems raised in the background art. Summary of the Invention

[0006] To address the aforementioned technical problems, this invention provides a device for continuously operating GNSS observation pier height attribute determination, thereby solving the problems of time-consuming, labor-intensive, and difficult measurement implementation in the prior art.

[0007] A device for continuously operating GNSS observation tower height attribute determination, comprising:

[0008] A clamp component, which is installed on the outer circumference of the GNSS observation pier near the top;

[0009] The ruler hanging component is installed on one side of the top outer wall of the clamp component. The ruler hanging component is T-shaped and is used to fix the measuring scale. A steel ruler is attached to one side of the outer wall of the measuring scale near the top with double-sided adhesive. The bottom end of the steel ruler is attached to the division position of the 2m scale line on the surface of the measuring scale. The reading of the steel ruler is used instead of the reading of the measuring scale.

[0010] A laser level support component, wherein the laser level support component is installed on one side of the top outer wall of the clamp component;

[0011] An auxiliary ruler component is installed on the top surface of the GNSS observation pier near the antenna connecting rod during forced centering.

[0012] The program customization device consists of a data acquisition mobile app developed based on the Android system and a data processing PC developed based on the Win7 and above systems.

[0013] Preferably, the clamp component includes two arc-shaped steel plates, which are symmetrically installed on both sides of the outer circumference of the GNSS observation pier. A screw rod is inserted into each end of the two arc-shaped steel plates, and threaded sleeves are installed at both ends of the screw rod. Six iron boxes are equidistantly installed on the inner sides of the two arc-shaped steel plates. Two thickened rubber shock-absorbing pads are installed inside each iron box. The iron boxes divide the interior of the two arc-shaped steel plates into six equal parts. A steel bar for hanging the top of the observation pier is fixed at the middle position of one side of the outer wall of the two arc-shaped steel plates, and one end of the steel bar for hanging the top of the observation pier is attached to the top of the GNSS observation pier.

[0014] Preferably, the ruler hanging component includes a clamp stabilizer, a square steel pipe, a square steel pipe, a ruler hanging tool, a 304 spring buckle, a 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring, and a ruler sleeve.

[0015] Preferably, the clamp component stabilizer one includes steel plate one, steel plate two, steel plate three, steel plate four, and square steel pipe two. Steel plate one has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness and a radius of 280mm (arc-shaped steel plate). Steel plate two has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness and a radius of 275mm (arc-shaped steel plate). Steel plate three is a circle with a thickness of 5mm × radius of 50.76mm, divided by a chord length of 71.3mm, retaining the larger area, and a 25mm × 25mm slot is cut along the parallel chord length arc edge. Steel plate four is a circle with a thickness of 5mm × radius of 50.76mm, divided by a chord length of 50mm... Divide the tube into sections of 0.05mm, retaining the larger area. Create a 25mm x 25mm groove on the parallel chord-length arc edge. Weld and fix a second square steel pipe to the inner walls of both grooves. Insert a first square steel pipe into the top inner wall of the second square steel pipe. Fit a fourth square steel pipe onto the outer wall of the first square steel pipe. The first square steel pipe measures 24.5mm x 24.5mm and is 1300mm long. Holes of 5mm diameter are drilled at 100mm intervals on the first square steel pipe. The fourth square steel pipe measures 25mm x 25mm and is 200mm long. Two holes of 5mm diameter are drilled at both ends of the fourth square steel pipe at 100mm intervals.

[0016] Preferably, the measuring tool includes a 25mm×25mm square steel pipe three, the length of which is 450mm. The square steel pipe three is welded to a square steel pipe four at the middle position. The square steel pipe four is vertically installed on the top outer wall of the square steel pipe one. Five reinforcing bars are welded at equal intervals on the top outer wall of the square steel pipe three. The diameter of the reinforcing bars is 10mm and the length is 50mm. The interval between adjacent reinforcing bars is 80mm. A reinforcing bar ring with a diameter of 3mm is welded to one side of the outer wall of the square steel pipe three near the bottom of the reinforcing bars.

[0017] Preferably, both ends of the 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring are attached with 304 spring buckles. The upper 304 spring buckle is attached to the inner wall of the steel ring. The scale box includes a stainless steel block with dimensions of 40mm wide × 80mm long × 120mm high. A second ring is installed on the surface of the stainless steel block. The second ring is attached to the inner wall of the lower 304 spring buckle. The bottom of the stainless steel block has a 40mm wide × 80mm long slot for easy insertion of the measuring scale. Fasteners are inserted into the outer walls of both sides of the stainless steel block near the bottom. One end of each fastener is attached to the outer walls of both sides of the measuring scale near the top.

[0018] Preferably, the laser level support component includes a clamp stabilizer II, a T-shaped laser level support, and a screw II. The clamp stabilizer II is assembled and welded from steel plates five, six, seven, eight, and nine. Steel plate five has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness and a radius of 275mm (arc-shaped steel plate). Steel plate six has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness and a radius of 280mm (arc-shaped steel plate). Steel plate seven is a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided by parallel chord lengths of 60mm and 100mm. The steel plate seven is vertically welded to the bottom of the steel plate six. The steel plate eight is a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided into parallel sections with chord lengths of 60mm and 95.73mm. The steel plate eight is vertically welded to the top of the steel plates six and five. The steel plate nine is 60mm wide, 100mm long, and 5mm thick. The steel plate nine is vertically welded to the steel plates seven and eight. The T-shaped laser level support is an iron block with dimensions of 100mm long, 50mm wide, and 5mm thick, used to support the laser level. The screw two is installed between the clamp component stabilizer two and the T-shaped laser level support.

[0019] Preferably, the auxiliary ruler component includes a stainless steel nut and a small steel ruler. The small steel ruler is attached to the outer wall of one side of the stainless steel nut with double-sided adhesive. The stainless steel nut includes three types of hexagonal nuts, with inner and outer hexagonal dimensions of 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 30mm height, 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 50mm height, and 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 60mm inner radius. The small steel ruler has a graduation of 0.5mm and is cut into three pieces: 0-35mm, 0-55mm, and 0-75mm, to ensure clear zero point and reading of the small steel ruler.

[0020] Preferably, the mobile app for data acquisition developed based on the Android system supports continuous operation of field measurement data acquisition and quality inspection of the height of the base station observation pier and the phase center antenna height of the receiver antenna; the PC-based data processing module is a desktop application developed based on the Windows system, which supports automated batch processing of field data and photos.

[0021] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:

[0022] This invention employs a clamp component that fits tightly against the top of a continuously operating GNSS observation pier, integrating the clamp component and the pier into a single operating platform, achieving stability in both horizontal and vertical directions. Secondly, it utilizes a leveling rod hanging component to ensure the verticality of the plumb line without manual support. Through a combination of components such as 304 stainless steel spring clips, 304 stainless steel quick-release heavy-duty rotating figure-eight rings, and leveling rod housings, rapid adjustment of the leveling rod height is achieved. Thirdly, it employs a laser leveling rod support component, integrating spatial (horizontal and vertical) aspects with the clamp component, allowing the laser leveling rod to be mounted on... On the laser level platform, height adjustment and locking are achieved, ensuring that the distance between the two reading directions of the laser level is basically consistent and that readings are taken quickly. Fourth, observation data is digitized and observation data photos are stored in categories, facilitating data quality inspection and data organization. Furthermore, the scale box can be customized according to the specific model of the supporting scale to achieve matching between the scale box and the scale, making it easy to adapt to more models of measuring scales. Furthermore, depending on the actual application, the screw can be replaced with a strong magnetic iron disc strip for convenient and quick adjustment of the laser level's height. The device has a simple structure and is easier to assemble.

[0023] This invention's device does not interrupt GNSS observations during measurement, reducing the data processing work required after GNSS observations are interrupted. The height attribute values ​​of the observation pier top surface and GNSS antenna phase center measured by this method can reach an accuracy of 1mm. Using this device can save labor efficiency, requiring only 2 to 3 people to operate. Compared with traditional methods such as trigonometric leveling and leveling, it saves about 50% of human resources. In practice, the height attribute measurement of one continuously operating GNSS observation pier can be completed in 35 minutes, improving efficiency by more than 100%. Using this device in conjunction with a customized program, it can "intelligently guide" the acquisition of observation data, "intelligently record" observation data, "intelligently process" data, and "intelligently manage" data, enabling real-time quality assessment of measurement data on-site after observation is completed and results are obtained. Attached Figure Description

[0024] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention;

[0025] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the southeast isometric structure of the present invention;

[0026] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the clamp component structure of the present invention;

[0027] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the ruler hanging component of the present invention;

[0028] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the clamp component stabilizer of the present invention;

[0029] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the measuring tool structure of the present invention;

[0030] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the ruler sleeve structure of the present invention;

[0031] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the laser level support component of the present invention;

[0032] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the second structure of the clamp component stabilizer of the present invention;

[0033] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the auxiliary small ruler component structure of the present invention;

[0034] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram of a customized mobile app.

[0035] In the picture:

[0036] 1. Clamping assembly; 2. Scale hanging assembly; 3. Laser level platform assembly; 4. Auxiliary small ruler assembly; 5. Curved steel plate; 6. Iron box; 7. Steel bar for hanging the top of the observation pier; 8. Screw rod one; 9. Clamping assembly stabilizer one; 10. Square steel pipe one; 11. Scale tool; 12. 304 spring buckle; 13. 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring; 14. Scale sleeve; 15. Steel plate one; 16. Steel plate two; 17. Steel plate three; 18. Steel plate four ; 19. Square steel pipe II; 20. Square steel pipe III; 21. Reinforcing bar; 22. Reinforcing bar ring; 23. Square steel pipe IV; 24. Stainless steel block; 25. Snap-on screw fastener; 26. Ring II; 27. Clamping component stabilizer II; 28. T-shaped laser level support; 29. ​​Screw II; 30. Steel plate V; 31. Steel plate VI; 32. Steel plate VII; 33. Steel plate VIII; 34. Steel plate IX; 35. Stainless steel nut; 36. Small steel ruler. Detailed Implementation

[0037] The embodiments of the present invention will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and examples. The following examples are for illustrative purposes only and should not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention.

[0038] Reference Figures 1-11 This invention provides a device for continuously operating GNSS observation tower height attribute determination, comprising:

[0039] Clamp component 1 is installed on the outer circumference of the GNSS observation pier near the top.

[0040] The scale hanging component 2 is installed on one side of the top outer wall of the clamp component 1. The scale hanging component 2 is T-shaped and is used to fix the measuring scale. A steel ruler is attached to one side of the outer wall of the measuring scale near the top with double-sided adhesive. The bottom end of the steel ruler is attached to the division position of the 2m scale line on the surface of the measuring scale. The reading of the steel ruler is used instead of the reading of the measuring scale.

[0041] Laser level support component 3 is installed on one side of the top outer wall of clamp component 1;

[0042] Auxiliary ruler component 4 is installed on the top surface of the GNSS observation pier near the antenna connecting rod during forced centering.

[0043] The program customization device consists of a data acquisition mobile app developed based on the Android system and a data processing PC developed based on the Windows 7 and above system.

[0044] Specifically, the clamp component 1 includes two arc-shaped steel plates 5, which are symmetrically installed on both sides of the outer circumference of the GNSS observation pier. Each end of the two arc-shaped steel plates 5 is connected to a screw rod 8, and each end of the screw rod 8 is fitted with a screw sleeve. Six iron boxes 6 are evenly distributed on the inner side of the two arc-shaped steel plates 5. The iron boxes 6 are equipped with two thickened rubber shock-absorbing pads. The iron boxes 6 divide the interior of the two arc-shaped steel plates 5 into six equal parts. A steel bar 7 for hanging the top of the observation pier is fixed at the middle position of one side of the outer wall of the two arc-shaped steel plates 5. One end of the steel bar 7 for hanging the top of the observation pier is attached to the top of the GNSS observation pier.

[0045] As can be seen from the above, the contact surface and friction between the clamp component 1 and the vertical surface of the GNSS observation pier of the base station are increased by the iron box 6 and the thickened rubber anti-vibration pad. The thickened rubber anti-vibration pad can be replaced according to the degree of wear. The steel bar 7 on the top of the observation pier is hung on the top of the GNSS observation pier of the base station to prevent the clamp component 1 from sliding up and down.

[0046] Specifically, the ruler hanging component 2 includes a clamp stabilizer 9, a square steel pipe 10, a square steel pipe 23, a ruler hanging tool 11, a 304 spring buckle 12, a 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring 13, and a ruler sleeve box 14.

[0047] Specifically, the clamp component stabilizer 9 includes steel plate 15, steel plate 26, steel plate 37, steel plate 48, and square steel pipe 29. Steel plate 15 has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness, with a radius of 280mm (arc-shaped steel plate). Steel plate 26 has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness, with a radius of 275mm (arc-shaped steel plate). Steel plate 37 is a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided by a chord length of 71.3mm, retaining the larger area. A 25mm × 25mm slot is cut along the parallel chord length arc edge. Steel plate 418 has dimensions of 5mm thickness × 50.76mm radius, divided by a chord length of 5... Divide the tube into sections of 0.05mm, retaining the larger area. Create a 25mm x 25mm groove on the parallel chord-length arc edge. Weld and fix square steel pipe 219 to the inner walls of groove 1 and groove 2. Insert square steel pipe 10 into the top inner wall of square steel pipe 219. Sleeve square steel pipe 423 onto the outer wall of square steel pipe 10. Square steel pipe 10 measures 24.5mm x 24.5mm and is 1300mm long. Drill holes in square steel pipe 10 at 100mm intervals, with a hole diameter of 5mm. Square steel pipe 423 measures 25mm x 25mm and is 200mm long. Drill two holes at both ends of square steel pipe 423 at 100mm intervals, with a hole diameter of 5mm.

[0048] As can be seen from the above, the clamp component stabilizer 9 is fixed by a plug, and its function is to provide horizontal and height stability support for the measuring scale.

[0049] Specifically, the measuring tool 11 includes a 25mm×25mm square steel pipe 20, the length of which is 450mm. The square steel pipe 20 is welded to the middle of a square steel pipe 23. The square steel pipe 23 is vertically installed on the top outer wall of the square steel pipe 10. Five steel bars 21 are welded at equal intervals on the top outer wall of the square steel pipe 20. The diameter of the steel bars 21 is 10mm and the length is 50mm. The interval between adjacent steel bars 21 is 80mm. A steel bar ring 22 with a diameter of 3mm is welded to one side of the outer wall of the square steel pipe 20 near the bottom of the steel bar 21.

[0050] Specifically, both ends of the 304 high-speed heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring 13 are attached with 304 spring buckles 12. The upper 304 spring buckle 12 is attached to the inner wall of the steel ring 22. The scale box 14 includes a stainless steel block 24 with dimensions of 40mm wide × 80mm long × 120mm high. A second ring 26 is installed on the surface of the stainless steel block 24. The second ring 26 is attached to the inner wall of the lower 304 spring buckle 12. The bottom of the stainless steel block 24 has a 40mm wide × 80mm long slot for easy insertion of the measuring scale. The outer walls on both sides of the stainless steel block 24 are fitted with snap-fit ​​screw fasteners 25 near the bottom. One end of each snap-fit ​​screw fastener 25 is attached to the outer walls on both sides of the measuring scale near the top.

[0051] As can be seen from the above, the 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring 13 can achieve stable 360° rotation of the measuring scale without horizontal or vertical displacement, facilitating data measurement in suitable orientations.

[0052] Specifically, the laser level support component 3 includes a clamp component stabilizer 27, a T-shaped laser level support 28, and a screw 29. The clamp component stabilizer 27 is welded together from steel plates 5 30, 6 31, 7 32, 8 33, and 9 34. Steel plate 5 30 has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness and a radius of 275mm. Steel plate 6 31 has dimensions of 100mm width × 105mm length × 5mm thickness and a radius of 280mm. Steel plate 7 32 is a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided by parallel chord lengths of 60mm and 100mm. Steel plate 732 is vertically welded to the bottom of steel plate 631. Steel plate 833 is a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided into parallel sections with chord lengths of 60mm and 95.73mm. Steel plate 833 is vertically welded to the top of steel plate 631 and steel plate 530. Steel plate 934 is 60mm wide, 100mm long, and 5mm thick. Steel plate 934 is vertically welded to steel plate 732 and steel plate 833. T-shaped laser level support 28 is an iron block with dimensions of 100mm long, 50mm wide, and 5mm thick, used to support the laser level. Screw 229 is installed between clamp component stabilizer 227 and T-shaped laser level support 28.

[0053] Specifically, the auxiliary small ruler component 4 includes a stainless steel nut 35 and a small steel ruler 36. The small steel ruler 36 is attached to the outer wall of one side of the stainless steel nut 35 with double-sided adhesive. The stainless steel nut 35 includes three types of hexagonal nuts. The inner and outer hexagonal dimensions of the three hexagonal nuts are 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 30mm height, 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 50mm height, and 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 60mm inner radius. The graduation line of the small steel ruler 36 is 0.5mm. The small steel ruler 36 is cut into three pieces: 0-35mm, 0-55mm, and 0-75mm to ensure that the zero point and reading of the small steel ruler 36 are clear.

[0054] Specifically, a mobile app for data acquisition was developed based on the Android system, supporting continuous field measurement data acquisition and quality inspection of the height of the observation pier at the reference station and the phase center antenna height of the receiver antenna; on the PC side for data processing, a desktop data standardization processing module was developed based on the Windows system, supporting automated batch processing of field data and photos.

[0055] When using it, follow these steps: First step: Install clamp component 1. Clamp component 1 consists of two arc-shaped steel plates 5, six iron boxes 6 welded evenly to the inner arc, a steel bar 7 for hanging on the top of the GNSS observation pier, and a screw 8 for locking the arc-shaped steel plates 5. When working, first remove the antenna cover on the top of the GNSS observation pier. Then, one person carries clamp component 1 (not tightened) and hangs it on the top of the GNSS observation pier from top to bottom. Use an electric wrench to tighten the two arc-shaped steel plates 5 of clamp component 1, ensuring that the thickened rubber shock-absorbing pads inside clamp component 1 are tightly fitted to the outer surface of the GNSS observation pier, and there is no looseness.

[0056] Step 2: Install the clamp stabilizer 9 of the hanging scale component 2. Insert the clamp stabilizer 9 of the hanging scale component 2 directly into the steel plate of the clamp component 1 using the gap between the insertion points. Insert the 1300mm long square steel pipe 10 directly into the square steel pipe 19 of the clamp stabilizer 9. Adjust the height and insert the pins to prevent vertical movement according to the hole diameter. Place the hanging scale tool 11 at the top of the square steel pipe 23. Use a steel ruler with 0.5mm graduations (e.g., 1000mm) and attach it tightly to the measuring scale with double-sided tape. Ensure that the zero point of the steel ruler is consistent with the 2000mm position of the measuring scale. The top of the measuring scale extends into the inside of the scale housing 14 and is fixed by the fasteners 25 on both sides. It is connected to the ring of the scale housing 14 by the 304 spring buckle 12. The measuring scale is hung vertically by the weight of the measuring scale itself.

[0057] Third step: Install the laser level platform component 3. First, install the clamp stabilizer 27, T-shaped laser level platform 28, and screw 29 of the laser level platform component 3 into a whole. Then, adjust screw 29 so that the distance between the top of the T-shaped laser level platform 28 and the clamp stabilizer 27 is basically the same as the installation height of the upper edge of the clamp component 1 steel plate from the GNSS observation pier. Using the slot gap of the clamp stabilizer 27, insert it directly into the steel plate of the clamp component 1. Note that the distance from the T-shaped laser level platform to the measuring scale is basically the same as the distance to the antenna connecting rod.

[0058] Step 4: Install the auxiliary ruler component 4. Based on the height of the top of the GNSS observation pier and the bottom of the antenna, select a suitable auxiliary ruler component 4 and place it tightly against the antenna connecting rod. The stainless steel nut 35 provides vertical support for the small steel ruler 36, ensuring that the zero point of the small steel ruler 36 is in contact with the top surface of the forced alignment. Three small steel rulers 36 of different heights are selected based on the height of the connecting rod of the GNSS observation antenna. Through the horizontal line of sight of the laser level, read the values ​​of the small steel ruler 36 (0.5mm division) and the steel ruler (0.5mm division) of the measuring scale. It can transmit the height of the top surface of the forced alignment to the measuring scale.

[0059] Step 5: Set up the laser level, initialize the laser level, then place the laser level on the T-shaped laser level base 28, adjust the height of the laser level to ensure that the laser line of sight is horizontal, and that the readings can be clearly read on the measuring scale and the auxiliary small ruler component 4.

[0060] Step 6: Open the mobile app, ① Enter the standard configuration for GNSS observation pier elevation attribute determination, such as instrument model, instrument number, scale number, imaging quality, observer, recorder, checker, etc.; ② Establish the base station information, such as base station name and base station number; ③ Select the base station and enter the observation date, weather, temperature, etc.; ④ Start the observation. The observation sequence is as follows: Readings on auxiliary ruler component 4 (observe once at 120° intervals around the connecting rod and record the distance between auxiliary ruler component 4 and the connecting rod) – Combining the readings of auxiliary ruler component 4, read the steel ruler reading on the measuring rod (add 2000mm to the steel ruler reading) – Raise the line of sight of the laser to the bottom of the antenna and read the steel ruler reading (add 2000mm to the steel ruler reading) – Set up the level instrument at a distance of 3m and ensure it is level, then read the measuring rod reading – Remove the measuring rod from the hanging rod component and place it on the top of the leveling point on the GNSS observation pier base platform, ensuring the measuring rod has a plumb line. Use the level instrument that was just set up to read the measuring rod reading. After one round of observation is completed, adjust the number of 304 spring clips 12 above the hanging rod component 2, re-install the measuring rod, reposition the level instrument, and begin a new round of observation according to the aforementioned observation sequence. ⑤ Observation calculation. The results of the two sets of measurements show that the difference between the height of the observation pier and the height of the connecting rod is within 1 mm, which is considered acceptable.

[0061] Step 7: Use the desktop application to organize the data. Based on the observation data and the results recorded by the APP, combined with the calibration parameters of the measuring scale, intelligent data organization and one-click output were achieved.

[0062] Using trigonometric leveling, leveling, and steel tape measurement methods, four people can complete the measurement of one GNSS observation station in one working day, which requires data recalculation and data processing. However, using this device to determine the elevation attributes of continuously operating GNSS observation stations, three people can complete the measurement of two GNSS observation stations in one working day, increasing efficiency by about 2 times and saving 50% on personnel costs.

[0063] The embodiments of the present invention are given for the purposes of illustration and description. Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described above, it is understood that the above embodiments are exemplary and should not be construed as limiting the present invention. Those skilled in the art can make changes, modifications, substitutions and variations to the above embodiments within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A device for continuously operating GNSS observation pier height attribute determination, characterized in that, include: The clamp component (1) is installed on the outer circumference of the GNSS observation pier near the top. The ruler hanging component (2) is installed on one side of the top outer wall of the clamp component (1). The ruler hanging component (2) is T-shaped. The ruler hanging component (2) is used to fix the measuring scale. A steel ruler is glued to one side of the outer wall of the measuring scale near the top with double-sided adhesive. The bottom end of the steel ruler is attached to the division position of the 2m scale line on the surface of the measuring scale. The reading of the steel ruler is used instead of the reading of the measuring scale. Laser level support component (3), which is installed on one side of the top outer wall of clamp component (1); Auxiliary ruler component (4) is installed on the top surface of the GNSS observation pier near the antenna connecting rod for forced centering. The program customization device consists of a data acquisition mobile app developed based on the Android system and a data processing PC developed based on the Win7 and above systems.

2. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The clamp component (1) includes two arc-shaped steel plates (5). The two arc-shaped steel plates (5) are symmetrically installed on both sides of the outer circumference of the GNSS observation pier. Both ends of the two arc-shaped steel plates (5) are connected to screw rods (8). Screw sleeves are installed at both ends of the screw rods (8). Six iron boxes (6) are evenly distributed on the inner side of the two arc-shaped steel plates (5). Two thickened rubber shock-absorbing pads are provided inside the iron boxes (6). The iron boxes (6) divide the interior of the two arc-shaped steel plates (5) into six equal parts. A steel bar (7) for hanging the top of the observation pier is fixed at the middle position of one side of the outer wall of the two arc-shaped steel plates (5). One end of the steel bar (7) for hanging the top of the observation pier is attached to the top of the GNSS observation pier.

3. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The hanging ruler component (2) includes a clamp component stabilizer (9), a square steel pipe (10), a square steel pipe (23), a hanging ruler tool (11), a 304 spring buckle (12), a 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring (13), and a ruler sleeve (14).

4. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 3, characterized in that: The clamp component stabilizer one (9) includes steel plate one (15), steel plate two (16), steel plate three (17), steel plate four (18) and square steel pipe two (19). The dimensions of steel plate one (15) are: 100mm wide × 105mm long × 5mm thick, with a radius of 280mm. The dimensions of steel plate two (16) are: 100mm wide × 105mm long × 5mm thick, with a radius of 275mm. The dimensions of steel plate three (17) are: a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided by a chord length of 71.3mm, retaining the larger area, and opening a 25mm × 25mm slot on the parallel chord length arc edge. The dimensions of steel plate four (18) are: a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided by a chord length of 50.76mm. Divide the tube into 0.05mm sections, retaining the larger area. On the parallel chord length arc edge, open a 25mm×25mm groove two. Weld and fix the square steel pipe two (19) to the inner wall of groove one and groove two. The square steel pipe one (10) is inserted into the top inner wall of the square steel pipe two (19). The square steel pipe four (23) is sleeved on the outer wall of the square steel pipe one (10). The square steel pipe one (10) has a size of 24.5mm×24.5mm and a length of 1300mm. The square steel pipe one (10) is drilled with holes at 100mm intervals and a hole diameter of 5mm. The square steel pipe four (23) has a size of 25mm×25mm and a length of 200mm. The square steel pipe four (23) has two holes at both ends at 100mm intervals and a hole diameter of 5mm.

5. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The measuring tool (11) includes a 25mm×25mm square steel pipe three (20), the length of which is 450mm. The square steel pipe three (20) is welded to the middle position of the square steel pipe four (23). The square steel pipe four (23) is vertically installed on the top outer wall of the square steel pipe one (10). Five steel bars (21) are welded at equal intervals on the top outer wall of the square steel pipe three (20). The diameter of the steel bars (21) is 10mm and the length is 50mm. The interval between adjacent steel bars (21) is 80mm. A steel bar ring (22) with a diameter of 3mm is welded on one side of the outer wall of the square steel pipe three (20) near the bottom of the steel bar (21).

6. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 5, characterized in that: The 304 fast heavy-duty rotating figure-eight ring (13) is attached to both the upper and lower ends with 304 spring buckles (12). The upper 304 spring buckle (12) is attached to the inner wall of the steel ring (22). The scale box (14) includes a stainless steel block (24) with dimensions of 40mm wide × 80mm long × 120mm high. A second ring (26) is installed on the surface of the stainless steel block (24). The second ring (26) is attached to the inner wall of the lower 304 spring buckle (12). The bottom of the stainless steel block (24) has a slot with a width of 40mm and a length of 80mm to facilitate the insertion of the measuring scale. The outer walls of both sides of the stainless steel block (24) are fitted with snap-fit ​​screw fasteners (25) near the bottom. One end of each snap-fit ​​screw fastener (25) is attached to the outer walls of both sides of the measuring scale near the top.

7. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The laser level support component (3) includes a clamp component stabilizer two (27), a T-shaped laser level support (28), and a screw two (29). The clamp component stabilizer two (27) is welded together from steel plate five (30), steel plate six (31), steel plate seven (32), steel plate eight (33), and steel plate nine (34). The dimensions of steel plate five (30) are: 100mm wide × 105mm long × 5mm thick, with a radius of 275mm. The dimensions of steel plate six (31) are: 100mm wide × 105mm long × 5mm thick, with a radius of 280mm. The dimensions of steel plate seven (32) are: a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided by parallel chord lengths of 60mm and 100mm. The seventh (32) is vertically welded to the bottom of the sixth (31) steel plate. The eighth (33) steel plate has the following dimensions: a circle with a thickness of 5mm and a radius of 50.76mm, divided into parallel sections with chord lengths of 60mm and 95.73mm. The eighth (33) steel plate is vertically welded to the top of the sixth (31) steel plate and the fifth (30) steel plate. The ninth (34) steel plate has the following dimensions: a width of 60mm, a length of 100mm, and a thickness of 5mm. The ninth (34) steel plate is vertically welded to the seventh (32) steel plate and the eighth (33) steel plate. The T-shaped laser level support (28) is an iron block with the dimensions of a length of 100mm, a width of 50mm, and a thickness of 5mm, used to support the laser level. The second screw (29) is installed between the second clamp component stabilizer (27) and the T-shaped laser level support (28).

8. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The auxiliary small ruler component (4) includes a stainless steel nut (35) and a small steel ruler (36). The small steel ruler (36) is attached to the outer wall of one side of the stainless steel nut (35) with double-sided adhesive. The stainless steel nut (35) includes three types of hexagonal nuts. The inner and outer hexagonal dimensions of the three hexagonal nuts are 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 30mm height, 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 50mm height, and 11mm inner radius × 18.48mm outer hexagonal side length × 60mm height. The graduation line of the small steel ruler (36) is 0.5mm. The small steel ruler (36) is cut into three pieces: 0-35mm, 0-55mm, and 0-75mm to ensure that the zero point of the small steel ruler (26) and the reading of the small steel ruler (36) are clear.

9. The device for determining the height attribute of a continuously operating GNSS observation tower according to claim 1, characterized in that: The aforementioned mobile app for data acquisition, developed based on the Android system, supports continuous operation of field measurement data acquisition and quality inspection for the height of the observation pier at the reference station and the phase center antenna height of the receiver antenna; the aforementioned PC-based data processing module, developed based on the Windows system, supports automated batch processing of field data and photos.