Check out the software package sold by the University of Nottingham's
Department of Geomatics. With a $150 Garmin 12, a laptop, and connecting
cable and their software, you can get sub-meter accuracy. So they say. My
guess is that it does work with post-processing.
Prof. Clifford J. Mugnier ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Surveying, Geodesy, & Photogrammetry
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Department of Civil & Env. Engineering
2408 CEBA Building
Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70803
Voice & Facsimile: (225) 388-8536
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See: http://www.ASPRS.org/resources.html
http://www.ce.lsu.edu/~mugnier/
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Hey guys,
I know that this is kinda not MapInfo related but here it goes anyways. =
Does anyone out there have any experience differentially correcting GPS =
data from a mapping grade GPS such as a Garmin 12?? I have corrected =
data with Trimble Geo3 and XRSPro models countless times - but I am =
looking for a cheaper alternative.
Thanks in advance,
Chris
Chris Gallagher, M. Sc.
Head Geologist / GIS Analyst
Enviro-Tech Associates Inc. (Ottawa Branch)
2446 Bank St., Suite 464
Ottawa, ON
K1V 1A8
(613) 282-2400
www.etassociates.com
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