The device is quite amazing. Will use 30-40 satellites from a mix of GPS,
GLONASS, BEIDOU, QZSS (only on Windows, not on Android) and GALILEO. Is getting
signals from both L1 (1575MHz) and L5 (1176MHz) bands from most GALILEO and
half of BEIDOU and GPS, so removes most of the ionosphere noise. And then the
kicker is, if I capture the raw measurements I can then run it against
corrections from Geoscience Australia and get 10-30cm accuracy, so they say.
In a session this afternoon I walk around objects of interest and form a star
on survey marks. I also walked around a sporting pitch circle to apply the
circle test, that is travel in a circle and then the largest inner and smallest
outer circle that encompasses all points indicates the accuracy. Looking about
17.5m inner and 19m outer for a soccer centre circle. So I’m convinced.
From: Bob Cameron
Date: Thursday, 23 June 2022 at 7:11 pm
One of the cross checks I do is to use a bidirectional Mapillary track layer.
I'd suggest fairly good for road centering in open places (ie no phase delay
GPS reflections). No good for non
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