Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
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Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#2It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use, but it seems to be rather new.
It would be interesting to see what possibilities a totally free nationwide RTK system would open up.
Swisstopo is a government organization that already provides many services like highly accurate maps for free.
Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#3I just learned that Switzerland has a nationwide RTK network for cm level positional accuracy using GPS, Galileo, GALILEO, and/or Beidou, GNSS systems. And they have a nice map of all the station locations[0]. It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use, but it seems to be rather new. It would be interesting to see what possibilities a totally free nationwide RTK system would open…
It amazes me that a country like Switzlerland only now implemented such a service, and quite expensive, nonetheless.
Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#4I just learned that Switzerland has a nationwide RTK network for cm level positional accuracy using GPS, Galileo, GALILEO, and/or Beidou, GNSS systems. And they have a nice map of all the station locations[0]. It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use, but it seems to be rather new. It would be interesting to see what possibilities a totally free nationwide RTK system would open…
https://www.maanmittauslaitos.fi/en/finpos/rtk
However, you can easily setup your own RTK base station for a few hundred bucks. Very convenient to use the free service to determine the static coordinates of your base station.
Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#5Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#6I just learned that Switzerland has a nationwide RTK network for cm level positional accuracy using GPS, Galileo, GALILEO, and/or Beidou, GNSS systems. And they have a nice map of all the station locations[0]. It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use, but it seems to be rather new. It would be interesting to see what possibilities a totally free nationwide RTK system would open…
The pricing norms for RTK correction networks were set 20 years ago, when operating your own base station meant buying a second $20,000 dual frequency receiver, and taking an extra guy any time you go out to do a survey, whose job is just to guard the base station.
This made a $2000 a year network correction service seem like great value for money!
Some networks offer more affordable options these days - such as weekly and hourly licenses for drone pilots.
Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#7https://geodesy.noaa.gov/CORS/
US overview:
https://www.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=19038...
Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#8I just learned that Switzerland has a nationwide RTK network for cm level positional accuracy using GPS, Galileo, GALILEO, and/or Beidou, GNSS systems. And they have a nice map of all the station locations[0]. It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use, but it seems to be rather new. It would be interesting to see what possibilities a totally free nationwide RTK system would open…
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#9Disclaimer: I worked on firmware on RTK radio gear.
Re: Swipos-GIS/GEO, nationwide GNSS RTK correction for centimeter accurate location
#10I just learned that Switzerland has a nationwide RTK network for cm level positional accuracy using GPS, Galileo, GALILEO, and/or Beidou, GNSS systems. And they have a nice map of all the station locations[0]. It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use, but it seems to be rather new. It would be interesting to see what possibilities a totally free nationwide RTK system would open…
> It's a bit of shame that the pricing seems to be rather steep for frivolous use The pricing norms for RTK correction networks were set 20 years ago, when operating your own base station meant buying a second $20,000 dual frequency receiver, and taking an extra guy any time you go out to do a survey, whose job is just to guard the base station. This made a $2000 a year network correction service seem like great valu…