Till now, I have only processed single baseline (One base - one rover) in RTKLIB in Kinematic or DGNSS mode. Can I process multiple baselines (e.g. One base - two rover) in RTKLIB? If so how can I do that?
Bigyan Banjara Stallin Bhandari Sandesh Upadhyaya Could you please help me on this :)?
In RTKLIB, the processing is typically done on a single baseline at a time, where a baseline represents the vector between a rover (moving) and a base station (fixed). The software takes observations from the rover and the base station as input and calculates the position solution for the rover based on the data from the base station and satellite observations. This is typically done for one rover and one base station at a time.
If you have multiple rovers and want to process their data simultaneously, you'll need to run separate instances of RTKLIB for each rover-base pair. Each instance will use the data from the respective rover and base station to compute the position solution.
If you need to process data from multiple baselines in parallel, you might need to develop custom scripts or utilize parallel processing techniques to achieve this. However, please be aware that my information is up to September 2021, and there might have been updates or new developments in RTKLIB beyond that date.
To explore the latest capabilities and features of RTKLIB, I recommend checking the official RTKLIB website or community forums for updates and discussions.
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