Real Time Positioning - Best Methods for the Field (webinar)
November 9, 2011
2:00-3:30pm ET
To register, click here.
How do we achieve confidence with our Real Time (RT) work?
What pitfalls should we avoid?
Are there guidelines to follow to help us with our procedures?
How accurate are the Real Time Networks?
Should I be using Glonass?
Those are just some of the common questions surveyors, engineers and other geospatial professionals ask when they go to the field to obtain RT GNSS positional coordinates. Because so much of RT GNSS positioning is transparent to the user and is entirely dependent on the field technician to bring back good data, it is incumbent on that technician to follow correct procedures and certain criteria to ensure a successful campaign. This webinar will show the recommended specific criteria to achieve 4 different grades of precision at the 95% confidence level, and will present the critical areas that can affect our RT data collection.
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Here is a link to the webinar
http://www.ngs.noaa.gov/corbin/class_description/RT_field_2011.shtml
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