Real-time GNSS (RTK) network package for 1 month. Includes functions from a single base station - "nearest" and network solutions - Automax, I-Max, VRS.

Geometer provides the ability to connect to the RTK signal from several base stations. This allows you to perform geodetic work with the maximum allowable accuracy of up to 2 cm while maintaining accurate coordinates. This is an efficient and at the same time flexible solution with the possibility of subscribing for different periods: 1 month, 3 months, 6 months or a year.

RTK is a special service that allows you to work with GNSS RTK kits in a network of base stations instead of creating your own base. More than 120 permanently operating reference base stations united in a network have been installed on the territory of Ukraine. The server transmits RTK corrections to the RTK GNSS receiver via GSM network, which allows you to achieve an accuracy of up to 2 cm to perform geodetic work anywhere in the country.

Network connection is paid, but sometimes it is more profitable than investing in creating, configuring and maintaining your own base station.

How RTK corrections works?

1. Preliminary location
   The GNSS Rover receiver determines the approximate position on the ground. The network of permanent base stations automatically calculates the nearest RTK stations.
2. Data processing
   The software on the server forms a cluster of several base stations closest to the RTK Rover receiver.
3. Exact coordinates
   The server transmits RTK corrections to the RTK Rover receiver via the GSM network, which allows to achieve an accuracy of up to 2 cm
   in the process of performing surveying works in any part of the country.

Advantages of RTK:

• Maximum accuracy +/- 2 cm.
• Positioning is possible throughout the coverage area of the mobile network, where there is a GSM/GPRS signal and in places with the ability to connect to the Internet via other communication channels.
• High-quality signal reception even in the presence of obstacles on the ground.
• Reduce equipment costs. Do not need to install your own base stations to work.
• Stable accuracy of the obtained result over the entire coverage area, almost independent of the distance to the base station.
• Service operability in case of failure of a single base station.
• Quality control of the obtained measurement result.
• Technical support of the field work process.