GNSS positioning and cadastral surveying
Studies GNSS surveying, reference-station networks and cadastral surveying, including field evaluation of positioning accuracy and tilt-compensated receivers.
Published research, with a short guide to the question and method.
6 selected publications
Engineering Journal, 28(11), pp. 99–109
Tests GNSS receivers with inertial sensors at different pole tilts and levels of obstruction to evaluate positioning accuracy under NRTK surveying.
Survey Review, 56(395), pp. 191–199
Assesses GNSS rover horizontal positioning accuracy for network-RTK virtual-reference-station surveying, with relevance to cadastral measurements in Thailand.
International Journal of Geoinformatics, 19(2), pp. 1–9
Assesses how reference-station geometry and spacing relate to horizontal positioning accuracy across Thailand’s NRTK-VRS network.
International Journal of Engineering and Technology, 9(3), pp. 262–268
Uses GPS observations to compare ionospheric electron-content variations during solar maximum and minimum at mid-latitude stations.
Engineering Journal, 20(5), pp. 229–238
Evaluates observation duration and ionospheric conditions when using Department of Lands virtual-reference-station data to establish survey control.
Survey Review, 46(334), pp. 1–6
Investigates Thai ionospheric-map corrections for improving network RTK GPS performance in cadastral surveying.
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Publication details follow the linked sources, checked 8 September 2026. The roster follows the 2022 directory; individual publications do not establish current center project ownership or a PI appointment.
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