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RTKlib PPP-kinematic

Posted by James Wallace on June 2, 2019 at 4:16am in Surveying Best Practices, Professional Advice for New Surveyors

Hi,

Does anyone have experience with RTKlib PPP-kinematic processing?

I would love to discuss and learn more about it.

I would be interested in surveying tree locations on a very remote block of land with no nearby CORS.

It doesn't have to be kinematic, but I still want to learn about this method anyway.

Kind regards,

James

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    James Wallace July 12, 2019 at 2:43am

    That's awesome, I'll check it out.

    Kind regards,

    James

  • AxeMen Site Prep July 9, 2019 at 5:09pm

    I haven't personally used RTKlib but this guyy sure does...maybe we should invite him to the community!

    3246294855?profile=RESIZE_710xFound some interesting literature on it here

    Using SSR corrections with RTKLIB for PPP solutions
    If you have been following recent announcements in precision GNSS, you may have been hearing a lot about SSR (State State Representation).  SwiftNav…
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