We have an upcoming mapping project in a remote area in South America. We have to place several GCP markers down in a large area that we know has no cell service (so no chance to connect to a CORS network even if there is one). We do know there are a few previously surveyed points in the area that we will be. If we place our base station over one of these known points and manually set it’s coordinates, do I need to still post process the points to a reference station? I’m assuming no since the baselines would be measured from a known point, I just wanted to get clarification. I don’t think post processing is an option either since no one from the local lands and surveys agency seems to have even heard of the word “RINEX”.
1 Like
You are right, if you set the base over a known point your whole RTK survey will be referenced to it.
2 Likes
This topic was automatically closed 100 days after the last reply. New replies are no longer allowed.