Static Point Processing in Emlid Studio

This video walks through an example of static processing in Emlid Studio to improve the absolute accuracy of your base. We recommend using PPP of your NTRIP network if you have the option first, then the OPUS beta or OPUS, before this method since your corrections here will only be from one base. If you can’t get a solution this is another option to improve a static point. 

We will launch Emlid Studio and select the Static processing option. If I open the observation file for my Base, we can see a lot of noise and cycle slips; that is likely why we can’t get a solution from OPUS. Now if I import the observation (.25O) and navigation (.25P) files we just need an observation file from a known base. For this example, there is a CORS station in the South Carolina RTN Network that is only a few miles away so I can download the RINEX file from that station and the network for the corresponding time that the base was logging. I can check the processing settings to adjust these parameters in case I want to cut our a few minutes from the beginning and or end of the log. I can also output all of the solutions or just the best one filtered through efk. Click Process and we have a precise point based on corrections from the nearest SCRTN CORS station. Comparing the processed coordinate with the average single solution we see a major shift of about 5.5 feet.