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First-order design of geodetic networks using the simulated annealing method

Berné, J. L. / Baselga, S.

Abstract. The general problem of the optimal design for a geodetic network subject to any extrinsic factors, namely the first-order design problem, can be dealt with as a numeric optimization problem. The classic theory of this problem and the optimization methods are revised. Then the innovative use of the simulated annealing method, which has been successfully applied in other fields, is presented for this classical geodetic problem. This method, belonging to iterative heuristic techniques in operational research, uses a thermodynamical analogy to crystalline networks to offer a solution that converges probabilistically to the global optimum. Basic formulation and some examples are studied.

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First-order design of geodetic networks using the simulated annealing method

Berné, J. L. / Baselga, S.

Abstract. The general problem of the optimal design for a geodetic network subject to any extrinsic factors, namely the first-order design problem, can be dealt with as a numeric optimization problem. The classic theory of this problem and the optimization methods are revised. Then the innovative use of the simulated annealing method, which has been successfully applied in other fields, is presented for this classical geodetic problem. This method, belonging to iterative heuristic techniques in operational research, uses a thermodynamical analogy to crystalline networks to offer a solution that converges probabilistically to the global optimum. Basic formulation and some examples are studied.

First-order design of geodetic networks using the simulated annealing method

Berné, J. L. / Baselga, S.

Abstract. The general problem of the optimal design for a geodetic network subject to any extrinsic factors, namely the first-order design problem, can be dealt with as a numeric optimization problem. The classic theory of this problem and the optimization methods are revised. Then the innovative use of the simulated annealing method, which has been successfully applied in other fields, is presented for this classical geodetic problem. This method, belonging to iterative heuristic techniques in operational research, uses a thermodynamical analogy to crystalline networks to offer a solution that converges probabilistically to the global optimum. Basic formulation and some examples are studied.

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Title:

First-order design of geodetic networks using the simulated annealing method

Contributors:

Berné, J. L. (author) / Baselga, S. (author)

Published in:

Journal of Geodesy ; 78

Publication date:

2004

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/s00190-003-0365-y

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Geodäsie , Geodynamik

Classification:

BKL: 38.73 Geodäsie

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