Reaalajas kinemaatilise mõõtmisviisi referentsjaama ülesseadmine ja täpsuse hindamine

Abstract

The aim of this thesis is to provide an overview of the setup process of a real-time kinematic reference station and to evaluate the accuracy of its measurements. The work covers the stages of establishing and configuring a reference station. Measurements are carried out on points from the Estonian Land and Spatial Development Board’s local geodetic network and compared with the results obtained from the national reference station network ESTPOS, as well as with standard GPS measurements where no real-time kinematic (RTK) corrections are used. In addition, the thesis provides an overview of how global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) operate and explains the working mechanism behind RTK technology. As a result, a reference station was established on the roof of the Delta building, which demonstrated the accuracy comparable to that offered by ESTPOS.