Could the base coordinates be incorrect? Or could the fact that I have used the orthometric height rather than the ellipsoidal height creating problems? For example, if I load the coordinates from the Rinex Header File, I get a slightly different height registered.
This was a test project, so I also have the coordinates of the GCPs in RTK.
I’ve checked your logs, and observation files from the base and the rover don’t overlap in time:
Base file time: 06:22:54—09:01:04 GPST
Rover file time: 09:13:21—09:30:49 GPST
That’s why corrections are not applied, and you get a SINGLE solution only. Do you have logs from the base recorded a bit later, at the same time as on the rover?
It is a virtual base I generated using the surrounding CORS from the ERGNSS network. Should do the trick. The coordinates of the RINEX header are the correct one to use in ETRS89.
Yay! Just a side note: You can also try to play a bit with the processing settings in Emlid Studio. For example, choose the Combined filter type. It won’t change the data quality, of course, but it’ll make the algorithm go Forward and Backward through the data. It can help get a higher percentage of FIX in some cases.
