Table 57: parameter list for user-defined datum – NavCom Sapphire Rev.J User Manual

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The datum can be provided by the system (built-in datum), or it can be defined by a
user, in which case the user supplies all parameters in the specific format from the
command line.

Command:

[DATUM] [DATUM_SELECTION] DEFAULT, GDA94, USERDATUM

Parameter

Definition

DEFAULT

Default datum of the system (ITRF2008, ITRF2005 or WGS84_G1150); no
[PARAMETER_LIST] fields

WGS84

Transform StarFire ITRF2005 (v2.0.22.0 to v2.2.9; and v3.0.9.0 and later when in StarFire
GPS mode) or ITRF2008 (v3.0.9.0 or later for StarFire GNSS mode) datum to WGS84
G1150.

No [PARAMETER_LIST] fields required.

GDA94

Geocentric datum of Australia (1994); no [PARAMETER_LIST] fields

USERDATUM

User-defined datum

– the user provides the parameters in predefined format,

[PAR

AMETER1], …,[PARAMETER17] See Note 1, below.

1

Only one user datum can be stored at one time. Entering a new user datum

overwrites that which is currently stored.

Command:

[DATUM] [PARAMETER_LIST] (the parameter list for user-defined datum

– see

)


The parameters contain the following types of information and determine the type of
transformation model to be used:

1. Ellipsoid model

2. 3-parameter model

3. 7-parameter model

4. 14-parameter model

Table 57: Parameter List for User-Defined Datum

Overall

Sequence #

Value

Data Type

Valid Range

Remarks

Keyword

USERDATUM

Text String

1

Semi-major axis (meters)

double*

* double =
decimal number
(R64 data type)

6377137

to 6379137

Ellipsoid Model

2

Inverse-flat

integer

-9999 to 9999

3

Source datum reference year

double

1980 to 9999

4

Translation in x (meters)

double

-1000 to 1000 Used in 3,7,14

parameter
transformation

5

Translation in y (meters)

double

-1000 to 1000

6

Translation in z (meters)

double

-1000 to 1000

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