GPS Data Processing Software Function and Performance Analysis
Xi Zhang
Abstract
Xi Zhang
Abstract
The baseline processing and network adjustment functions of several commonly used GPS data processing software are systematically researched. It conclude that, each software have high precise in processing the short baselines, and the TBC software get the most similar result compared with the GAMIT in processing the long baselines. Additionally, through the continuous calculation comparison, the baseline error is larger than the adjustment model error.
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The baseline processing and network adjustment functions of several commonly used GPS data processing software are systematically researched. It conclude that, each software have high precise in processing the short baselines, and the TBC software get the most similar result compared with the GAMIT in processing the long baselines. Additionally, through the continuous calculation comparison, the baseline error is larger than the adjustment model error.
Key concepts: Baseline (sea), Software, Global Positioning System, Data processing, Processing, Computer science, Real-time computing, Telecommunications