Accuracy of Created VRS

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  1. Tom2230

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    Hi All,

    When using NRTK (VRS method) corrections are modelled by a network of CORS, then interpolated and broadcast to the rover as if it were from a non-existent nearby reference station.

    Correct me if I am wrong - A RINEX file is created for a specific coordinate near to the rover, e.g. for (1000, 2000, 100) as if there was a reference station there.

    My question is how accurate is the RINEX file created for the chosen location? What kind of spatial error is involved in its creation compared to data actually collected at that coordinate?

    Any help or references to relevant research would be much appreciated!

    Thanks,
    Tom
     
    Tom2230, Apr 3, 2017
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