| 英文摘要 |
In recent years, incidents of neighboring houses collapsing or being damaged due to urban renewal projects have become increasingly frequent. Before these incidents occurred, affected residents almost always reported issues such as cracks in floors, ceilings, or walls. However, due to the lack of scientific data validation, these concerns were consistently disregarded by construction companies or relevant supervisory authorities. If measurement results with centimeter-level precision could be provided, it should be possible to reduce the occurrence of such serious incidents. This study utilized the built-in GNSS raw observation data and an app on the Google Pixel 7 Pro to perform real-time RTK positioning on the top floor of a building. The coordinate value was determined as the average of the successfully fixed solutions from 10 minutes of observation data. Positioning was conducted at different times over five days to analyze the precision of the positioning. The repeatability precision was found to be 0.006, 0.012, and 0.031 meters in the North, East, and Height directions, respectively. According to the Engineers Association's regulations, a building with a tilt rate greater than 1/200 raises safety concerns. For a five-story building with each floor at 3.2 meters high and a parapet wall of 1 meter, the total height is approximately 17 meters. A tilt of 1/200 corresponds to 0.085 meters. Using a smartphone for rapid static positioning demonstrates the capability to detect building tilt at an early stage. |