the goal is to get a better accuracy by merging two GPS information, than
one.
[Question 1] Do the RTK and RTKlib are developed for the above reason? My
goal can be solved by RTKlib?
If you want better accuracy on the rover, you need to place the base
receiver's antenna on a previously accurately surveyed spot with known
coordinates. If you are looking for better precision, RTK gives you that
even when the base position is not exactly and accurately known (the
autonomous position delivered by the base u-blox is enough). Please
refer to the following pic in order to define which of the situations is
what you are looking for:
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=c6c204b
[Question 2] To change the raw output format(what RTKlib required), I run an
u-center and do the follow settings.
a. view -> Messages view
b. UBX -> CFG -> PRT
c. Target = USB / Protocol in = UBX+NMEA+RTCM / Protocol out = raw
d. press the "send" button
e. close the box
Is this right? The RTKlib shows nothing.
As Timo said, you need to activate as protocol out = UBX, and output the
following messages:
base: RXM-RAW (for raw observations) and RXM-SFRB (for satellites
ephemeris).
rover: RXM-RAW (for raw observations). SFRB is not needed on both
receivers, because it should be the same info on both, and it should
change almost at the same time for both also. If you want to save
bandwidth between rover and base PC, just RXM-RAW is what you need on
the rover.
Best regards,
Mauro Ugarte A.
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