But Emlid Studio’s output file doesn’t reflect the base’s reference frame of NAD83(2011) @ 2010.0000; instead, it shows WGS84 with no specific realization stated; i.e., just WGS84
Question:
Do you think that the user should, when such information is known, provide/ state/ indicate the reference frame, perhaps from a pull down list; e.g., ITRF2014, NAD83(2011), etc., along with the epoch; e.g., date specified from a published datasheet, date of survey, anything with a nod towards HTDP concerns?
And then, reflect that information in the Emlid Studio output?
Maybe something to think about adding to Emlid Studio.