Hi Robert,
"Moving baseline" is involves the azimuth determination between two antenna on the same vehicle or relative vector determination between two moving antennas on separate moving platforms.
When moving baseline processing is enabled then, cannot fix the base station position. Every processing epoch uses a different base station position. The absolute positioning accuracy of each instantaneous base station position is thus limited to the autonomous positioning accuracy of the receiver used.
Although the absolute positioning accuracy in moving base mode is approximate, this is not of interest to most moving base applications. Only the relative position difference and/or azimuth between the antennas is typically required. When ARTK resolves carrier phase ambiguities in moving base mode, the relative positioning accuracy between base and remote is the same as in stationary base mode.
------------------------------
Duraisamy Ramachandran
------------------------------
Original Message:
Sent: 03-05-2025 11:00
From: Robert Hoy
Subject: "Moving Baseline" Options in TBC
What do you mean by "moving baseline" ?
------------------------------
Robert Hoy
Original Message:
Sent: 03-02-2025 22:58
From: Duraisamy Ramachandran
Subject: "Moving Baseline" Options in TBC
Hi all, is there any options in TBC software to process "moving baseline" for GNSS data? Appreciate you feedback, thanks.
------------------------------
Duraisamy Ramachandran
------------------------------