Yes the Emlid unit should work if you don't find the initialisation time.
They are internally using Ublox so will even be able to be configured for
the Australian SBAS.
The AUSCORS link are the stations I use here in Canberra. All the
Geoscience Australia owned ones are free to use. however a
The GA claim is bit exaggerated. An cell phone is unlikely to ever get 3cm
as you just can't build a good GPS antenna in the form factor. Future self
driving cars however will be designed to meet this specification with mass
market RTK receivers (think sub $100) and correctly integrated antennas.
Hi All,
I have 2 of these for RTK GNSS receivers: https://emlid.com/reachrs/
1 ReachRS unit becomes the RTK static "base" and you needs a very
accurate position measurement and good signal. To get the most
accurate measurement I use my base and connect it to another base
using an NTRIP network.
On 12/06/18 20:04, Leith Bade wrote:
Our receivers work fine in Australia as I live in Canberra and work for
the Swift Navigation engineering department. Using one of the free CORS
stations here I can get 2cm positions from my car. Mind you the setup
cost ~$2000.
This is the bit I'm a bit
Our receivers work fine in Australia as I live in Canberra and work for the
Swift Navigation engineering department. Using one of the free CORS
stations here I can get 2cm positions from my car. Mind you the setup cost
~$2000.
Australia has only moved 1.8m since 1994.
If you want to do RTK you can do it for less then $1000 now. The company I
work for makes one of these lower cost options https://www.swiftnav.com.
RTK enabled centimetre level positioning with a good $600 antenna.
If you want to use the SBAS trial you need a receiver that allows you to
select
On 12/06/18 13:05, nwastra wrote:
There is expected to be improved gps accuracy in a few years time in
Australia but unsure if usual gps units used by the public will show
improved results but I expect they will.
http://www.ga.gov.au/news-events/news/latest-news/ceo-statement-on-budget-2018-19
There is expected to be improved gps accuracy in a few years time in Australia
but unsure if usual gps units used by the public will show improved results but
I expect they will.
http://www.ga.gov.au/news-events/news/latest-news/ceo-statement-on-budget-2018-19
> On 12 Jun 2018, at 12:56 PM,
If you use RTK https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_kinematic you should
get centimeter accuracy, but expect to pay $10k+.
https://www.swiftnav.com seems like a cheaper option but not sure if it
works in Australia and it not a consumer device, seems they just sell the
boards.
...once you
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