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J 2 := ( x, y, z )
( l,b,h )
=
∂x/∂l ∂x/∂b ∂x/∂h
∂y/∂l ∂y/∂b ∂y/∂h
∂z/∂l ∂z/∂b ∂z/∂h
,
J 2 := (J 2 ) 1 = ( l,b,h )
( x, y, z )
,
(21.26)
( n + h )cos b sin l − ( m + h )sin b cos l cos b cos sl
( n + h )cos b cos l
,
J 2 =
( m + h )sin b sin l cos b sin l
0
( m + h )cos b
sin b
sin l
( n + h )cos b
cos l
( n + h )cos b
0
,
cos b
m + h
cos b cos l cos b sin l sin b
cos l sin b
m + h
sin l sin b
m + h
J 2 =
(21.27)
J 23 := ( l,b )
=
sin L
cos L
( N + H )cos B
( N + H )cos B +
0
2 × 3 ,
R
cos L sin B
M + H
sin L sin B
M + H
cos B
M + H
( x, y, z )
taylor
J 1 :=
( x, y, z )
( t x ,t y ,t z ,α,β,γ,s,A 1 ,E 2 )
=
(21.28)
taylor
M cos B sin 2 B cos L
2(1 −E 2 )
N cos B cos L
A 1
−ZY
X
Y
Z
100
010
001
0
R
M cos B sin 2 B sin L
2(1 −E 2 )
N cos B sin L
A 1
3 × 9 .
=
X
−YX 0
Z
0
N sin B (1 E 2 )
A 1
M sin 3 B 2 N sin B
2
Various remarks with respect to the rank and the stability of the Jacobi matrix A have to be
made. First, the Jacobi matrix A indicates that columns seven and eight, namely a 7 and a 8 ,are
linearly dependent, in particular, A a 8 = a 7 . Obviously, the incremental scale s and the incre-
mental semi-major axis δA cannot be determined independently. Since we cannot discriminate s
and δA , we may consult data files of the global and local reference ellipsoid in order to fix the
values δA := A
a as well as δE 2 := E 2
e 2 and remove by b
( a 28 δA + a 29 δE 2 )the
B
δA,δE 2
quantities
{
}
from the analysis. Note that only the differences in latitude are influenced
s, δA, δE 2
by
{
}
, respectively. Second, for a geodetic network for which both
{
l,b
}
and
{
L, B, H
}
are available, the extension in latitude
may lead to an instability within the Jacobi matrix
A as we have experienced. In the analysis of column a 3 (acting on translation component t z )
and column a 7 (acting on scale s ), sin B is approximately discriminating the two columns. In
the above-quoted network configuration, a 3 and a 7 are nearly linearly dependent. The following
rationale has accordingly been chosen, following the method of partial least squares ( Young 1994 ),
for instance.
{
b, B
}
 
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