A practical GNSS field checklist before recording points
A short, repeatable setup check can prevent errors that are difficult to repair in the office.
Check the configuration as a connected system
Confirm the project reference, height type, point coding, antenna height, base or service settings and correction compatibility. Inspect the pole, supports, power and storage. A receiver can be fully charged and connected while still using a coordinate system or pole height from the previous job.
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Start and finish with evidence
Measure suitable control before production work and repeat checks after interruptions or configuration changes. Review point identifiers and data completeness before leaving the site. Export a backup with the field notes so another person can understand the setup without relying on the operator memory.
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Practical checklist
- Confirm references, pole height and correction settings.
- Check known control before collecting new features.
- Back up observations and setup notes before leaving.
Plan your GNSS setup
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