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- Connect to the receiver’s WebUI from the computer you are planning to download and post-process your static data. - From the main menu, go to ‘Download’ tab. There, you will find all the static session files stored in the receiver’s internal memory. - Select and download the folder-file desired. The downloaded file is a compressed file with name ‘record.tar’, which includes all Rinex files. |
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Note: for more accurate PPP results, you have to submit your Rinex files 2 days after the static data
recording.
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In Canada, achieving absolute accuracy requires post-processing the static base data using the NRCan CSRS PPP service. - Click on the link below and ‘Sign in’. Note: If you are using the service for the first time, you have to click on ‘New User: Create an account’. https://webapp.geod.nrcan.gc.ca/geod/tools-outils/ppp.php?locale=en - Define: o Processing mode: ‘Static’ o ‘Horizontal datum’ and ‘epoch’: in our case, NAD83, epoch 2002 o ‘Vertical datum’: in our case, CGVD28(HT2_0 geoid model) o Rinex file: decompress the record.tar file you obtain and choose to ‘Submit to PPP’ the Rinex observation file (demo0592.19O
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- The results with the georeferenced base location will be sent to the email provided in your NRCan-PPP account, as in the sample below.
o Download the .zip file (full_output.zip) o Click on ‘Summary’ and save it as well (right-click << Save as).
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