Reference stations

Reference stations page allows to automatically import raw data from reference station from different services.

Click Reference stations.

Click on Settings to configure from which reference stations network download the raw data.

The command opens a new window.

The available services are:

• SmartNet: CORS network from Hexagon covering several countries worldwide. In the Provider field choose the country where to connect. Requires a subscription and to enter the Username and Password. https://hxgnsmartnet.com

• SOPAC: https://geodesy.noaa.gov/corsdata/rinex/

• RGP (France): ftp://rgpdata.ign.fr/pub/data/

• UNAVCO: https://data.unavco.org/archive/gnss/rinex/obs/

• NGS: https://geodesy.noaa.gov/corsdata/rinex/

• Ordnance Survey (UK): downloads raw data from Ordnance Survey network in UK. Requires to have an account to generate a token used for the download. For more information on how to generate a Token see the guide.

Connect: enables/disables the connection to the data for each provider.

After the connection is done to selected providers, the main panel shows the list of providers close to survey position.

• Description: the reference station name.

• Name: the ID of the reference station.

• Distance: the distance of the reference station from the survey area.

• Latitude, Longitude, Height: the coordinate of the reference station.

• Provider: the provider of the reference station.

• Sampling rate: the sampling rate of the raw data from reference station.

• Satellite system: the satellite systems available from the reference station.

• Receiver name: the name of the GNSS receiver of the reference station.

• Antenna name: the name of the GNSS antenna of the reference station.

The map view shows on the map the position of the reference stations within a circle.

It is possible to move the circle or increase/reduce the radius dragging the circle circumference.

Select from the list the reference station from which to download the raw data.

Click Download to automatically download the raw data in the interval we need to match rover intervals.