Magellan ProMark3 RTK Specifications download pdf (Page 110)

It is highly recommended that a pole with bipod legs be used

for Stop-and-go data collection to insure that the antenna is

stable during this data collection period.

Once the point occupation is finished the system can be car-

ried to the next survey point and the procedure is repeated.

Kinematic

Continuous kinematic data collection is suited for collecting

bulk points with minimal attributing (terrain modelling) or lin-

ear features such as a road centerline.

During continuous kinematic data collection the user never

has to stop moving. A point is collected every time the receiver

records a data record.

The recording interval for this application would typically be

1-5 seconds, and the accuracy is typically 0.03 to 0.05

meters.

The rover system is designed to be carried easily and is mount-

ed entirely to a range pole.

Kinematic data collection has the advantage of high produc-

tivity. However there are some trade-offs to be considered. Ac-

curacy is not as good as with GPS static data collection

methods (see data sheet for specifications). In addition, field

procedures require more planning and care.

Before beginning the kinematic survey, the rover unit must go

though an initialization stage. Initialization lasts from 15 sec-

onds to 5 minutes depending on conditions. Procedures for

initialization will be described in detail later in this manual.

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