Best Practices for RTK & PPK Drone Flights | Webinar Recording

[@phoreal22]

I might have missed it, how did they correct for the unknown base station in the case study you mentioned at 46:00? Is there a way to do it in post or did they have to refly the mission?

[@aeroscout8409]

Great video. Just so I'm clear on definitions. When calibrating the camera you talk about nadir mission and roll camera. Could you define the term or action? Thanks...

[@mortezanouroozy3755]

can you use rtk drone for gcps? placing drone on a gcp as a rover , take the coordinates?

[@michaelaguzie8265]

That same tin I wanna ask...thank you

[@AngelSanchez-du8ze]

That won’t give you the precision you will want for ground control points. But you need a base for phantom rtk so you can use the base but you have some learning to do

[@sergethomas8853]

Can I use my GRX7 to send corrections to a Phantom 4 Pro RTK via NTRIP RTCM3?

[@MrNiall26]

Does the software produce useable 3D data?

[@_matis_]

Thank you for the presentation,but as a relative begginer in the field i have problems with grasping a few things.1)What exactly is the difference between a checkpoint and a gcp?I get that they are similar but i cant find any good answer on the web.2)What is the difference between a known and an unknown point?I know that a known point is better and gives us a higher accuracy,but what i need to do to get a known point?Is it possible to explain this to me i layman terms?Thank you.

[@danieljohansson6525]

A checkpoint is a Point that you use to check the accuracy in your project "manualy" after you are done with the map or model. A gcp is similar but you add it to the project befor you run the calculation and all the points are corrected automatically in the calculation. A unknown point is easier to explane. It is a point with no prior physical representation in the real World, for instance a pipe in concrete or a metal nail in asphalt. That is all the points you measure with gnss. A known point i measured and balanced from another known point in a grid with accurate methods and has some physical feature to set up your measureing equipment on.

[@gabrielahernandeztapia4181]

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[@joramnikam4063]

Can u give a detailed course .. We would be more than happy to pay

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[@yahyakhaddam]

Comprehensive explanation, I'm very thankful. I was wondering if you could email me the presentation.

[@flyingcamera21]

I wanna learn it, but too hard. Thank you for yout informs!~

[@michaelaguzie8265]

Nice tutorials...

[@TopografiaDescomplicada]

Excellent!

[@gabrielahernandeztapia4181]

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