Leica GNSS Spider V3.1

17/07/2008

Leica Geosystems (Switzerland) has released the GNSS Spider V3.1. New are a Network based DGPS service and a User Location Service, providing secure external on-line access to user location information.

The core part of a Network RTK solution is the real time analysis and error modelling to provide high accuracy corrections. Leica GNSS Spider V3.1 now also enables the service provider to offer services based on the legacy Network RTK methods Flächen-Korrektur-Parameter (FKP) and Virtual Reference Stations (VRS).

The User Location service is a real time service allowing the relay of rover user location information. This data is provided by RTK rover users to Leica GNSS Spider and can be accessed by external custom applications.

Leica GNSS Spider V3.1 now offers Network DGPS services in addition to the existing nearest site single base DGPS solution. The Network DGPS corrections provide better coverage and consistency over single base corrections.

Leica GNSS Spider V3.1 offers more flexibility in using different RTK formats. The support for RTCM coordinate reference system information has been enhanced. Other new features offer enhanced limit checks for rover access to network services.

Caption: Leica GNSS Spider V3.1

Read more about: GNSS spider
Website: http://www.nrs.leica-geosystems.com/
Supplier: Leica Geosystems AG

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