RTK Fixed vs Float: what the status means
Fixed and float describe ambiguity handling, not a guarantee that every coordinate is correct.
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Page 15 of 15Fixed and float describe ambiguity handling, not a guarantee that every coordinate is correct.
Read articleRTK combines simultaneous base and rover observations with a real-time data link.
Read articleCode measurements provide a range estimate; carrier phase enables precise relative positioning when its ambiguities are resolved.
Read articleMultiple frequencies provide additional observations and help separate some atmospheric effects from geometric distance.
Read articleMore constellations can improve observation availability, especially where part of the sky is obstructed.
Read articleGPS is one satellite constellation. GNSS describes the wider positioning ecosystem, including Galileo, BeiDou and GLONASS.
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