Great video. Did you set manually the position of the base? Or you set a base point before (measuring a few hours and then using a PPP online service).
Hi Marcelo - we established our own base control point. We have a more detailed article on the Map Gear web store blog here - www.mapgear.com.au/setout-using-emlid-reach-rs2-gnss-receivers/
@@MangoesmappingAU Thank you so much, your link was exaclty was I was looking for. I wish I could travel to Australia and do some work with you just to learn and then bring some "know-how" knowleged to Chile.Meanwhile I'll keep watching your videos and reading some tutorials.
Hi Raymond, I generated the coordinates in my GIS software and exported them as a CSV. Using MS Excel, I then modified the format of the CSV document to meet the requirements from import into ReachView3. Check out this helpful video from @Emlid - th-cam.com/video/E0TX5h7sOR8/w-d-xo.html TIP: Remember that the points need to have the headers of the columns in English, and they must be literally: "Name, Easting, Northing, Elevation". If you have additional columns, you will need to edit your data to remove those prior to import. Once you get the hang of it, it's really straightforward! Email me at hello@mangoesmapping.com.au if you would like a sample dataset to use as a template and to work from. Cheers, Alistair.
The RS2 has 184 channels, and according to the Emlid's specifications in PPK mode has a positioning accuracy of H: 5 mm + 0.5 ppm & V: 10 mm + 1 ppm. While more channels may provide additional accuracy, the improvements could be very subtle depending on your scenario. To double check - we contacted Emlid's technical team and their response is.... "182 channels is more than enough for obtaining the cm-level accuracy. The additional number of channels don't really affect the accuracy. In reality, 500 channels are seldom used fully, so the difference in the end result is negligible." I hope that helps!
Hi Jamie, we haven't created any workflow documentation at this stage. Emlid have excellent online documentation and tutorials on their TH-cam channel for Reach devices. Read product tips and case studies on the Emlid blog.
Thanks - we do to, especially since we did the new drivers seat upgrade! We are thinking of doing a walkthrough video showing how we set it up - anything you'd like to see?
Excellent Video Alistair, Greetings from Mexico!
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Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing knowledge and tips!
Great video. Did you set manually the position of the base? Or you set a base point before (measuring a few hours and then using a PPP online service).
Do you work with relative or absolute coordinates?
Hi Marcelo - we established our own base control point. We have a more detailed article on the Map Gear web store blog here - www.mapgear.com.au/setout-using-emlid-reach-rs2-gnss-receivers/
@@MangoesmappingAU Thank you so much, your link was exaclty was I was looking for. I wish I could travel to Australia and do some work with you just to learn and then bring some "know-how" knowleged to Chile.Meanwhile I'll keep watching your videos and reading some tutorials.
Amazing GPS I would love to use it.. Alistair sir is the best person.
You might enjoy our most recent video about the Triangl External Antenna Kit - th-cam.com/video/AuGeaHzz6No/w-d-xo.html
How did you import the coordinates ? Or they were existing jobs
Hi Raymond, I generated the coordinates in my GIS software and exported them as a CSV. Using MS Excel, I then modified the format of the CSV document to meet the requirements from import into ReachView3.
Check out this helpful video from @Emlid - th-cam.com/video/E0TX5h7sOR8/w-d-xo.html
TIP: Remember that the points need to have the headers of the columns in English, and they must be literally: "Name, Easting, Northing, Elevation". If you have additional columns, you will need to edit your data to remove those prior to import.
Once you get the hang of it, it's really straightforward!
Email me at hello@mangoesmapping.com.au if you would like a sample dataset to use as a template and to work from.
Cheers, Alistair.
It has 182 channels while other brand have more than500 channel .does it affect accuracy
The RS2 has 184 channels, and according to the Emlid's specifications in PPK mode has a positioning accuracy of H: 5 mm + 0.5 ppm & V: 10 mm + 1 ppm.
While more channels may provide additional accuracy, the improvements could be very subtle depending on your scenario.
To double check - we contacted Emlid's technical team and their response is....
"182 channels is more than enough for obtaining the cm-level accuracy. The additional number of channels don't really affect the accuracy. In reality, 500 channels are seldom used fully, so the difference in the end result is negligible."
I hope that helps!
Excellent tutorial. Do you have a workflow available?
Hi Jamie, we haven't created any workflow documentation at this stage. Emlid have excellent online documentation and tutorials on their TH-cam channel for Reach devices. Read product tips and case studies on the Emlid blog.
I love your truck!
Thanks - we do to, especially since we did the new drivers seat upgrade! We are thinking of doing a walkthrough video showing how we set it up - anything you'd like to see?