Base and Rover or Network Rover? What is the Best Fit for You? | Bench Mark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- In today's video, Nolan from Bench-Mark goes over some of the benefits and disadvantages of a base and rover and compares them to a network rover. Do you think there are any that we missed?
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This content is just so high level! There’s no runner up to y’all’s content/service!
But wouldnt you still need a CORS subscription to run your base in a rover mode, store the coordinates and then set them as your base coordinates? otherwise you would sitll need to set up base on a known point. Or am i missing something.
You don't need a CORS subscription to run in base and rover mode! There are multiple different ways you can transform to a known coordinate system without a CORS network. You can use existing monuments and tie into them with the use of a localization. You can also set your own control via a static measurements. Finally, you can collect static at the base while surveying and use a service like OPUS or NRCAN-PPP to process the point. You can then transform the data after the fact. (I may be missing a couple of other methods, but these are the ones off the top of my head). A lot of areas have no CORS coverage so you have to use one of these methods.
@@benchmarkequipment Do you have instructions somewhere for this: "Finally, you can collect static at the base while surveying and use a service like OPUS or NRCAN-PPP to process the point. You can then transform the data after the fact."?
Hi Benjamin, you bet! Here is a video on collecting static while performing RTK: th-cam.com/video/LypZwHayY9Q/w-d-xo.html. And here is a video on processing the data after the fact: th-cam.com/video/5NvtdaYDkAY/w-d-xo.html. Let me know if you have any questions.@@benjaminmason2264
@@benchmarkequipment Thank you, Nolan!
@@benjaminmason2264 Feel free to email at nolan@bench-mark.ca or call us at 1-888-286-3204 if you have any more questions!
Base & Rover! Not even close! Its more accurate and no subscriptions! Unless its in an area where no would be a fool to leave a Base by itself!