So I have been doing some testing lately. This was the first time that I had tried this and it worked really well. I know most if not all of us run RTK. There may be a few people that run old static receivers for control or even the newer stuff for control and this may be useful for them.
I have 4 static files given to me by a customer. They are in really bad locations. I was able to take the static files and put them in the LS (even though I did not physically shoot them with the LS). I was then able to download the static file from the nearest CORS station. I put it in Justin 3 and exported a JPS file. I put that file in the LS and chose recover DPOS from file for the CORS point. Now I can use RTPK to process the individual static files at what ever interval I chose. In this particular case the RTPK positions that came back were tighter to the known coordinates than the Justin 3 solutions with the exception of 1 point.
Just another interesting way to use the gear that I am not sure that anyone else has thought of.
I have 4 static files given to me by a customer. They are in really bad locations. I was able to take the static files and put them in the LS (even though I did not physically shoot them with the LS). I was then able to download the static file from the nearest CORS station. I put it in Justin 3 and exported a JPS file. I put that file in the LS and chose recover DPOS from file for the CORS point. Now I can use RTPK to process the individual static files at what ever interval I chose. In this particular case the RTPK positions that came back were tighter to the known coordinates than the Justin 3 solutions with the exception of 1 point.
Just another interesting way to use the gear that I am not sure that anyone else has thought of.