Integrale kwaliteitsdiagnose van GNSS-observatiedata
Identificeer ruisgevoelige frequenties en problematische meetlocaties voordat u start met precisieberekeningen.
Before you process, find out whether the data holds up.
Quick check, no account
Upload an observation file or open a sample to see its quality score and key findings.
One file up to 100 MB (20 MB gzipped), ten checks per day. The file is deleted as soon as the result is ready.
Choose a file first
No file? Use a public station
Opens a stored example result straight away and does not use one of your daily checks.
Fetches a station's daily observation file from the public archives and checks it. It needs the person check above and uses one of your daily checks.
Belangrijkste analyse-aspecten
- Skyplot-diagrammen om omgevingsblokkades rond de antenne te beoordelen
- Signaal-ruisverhouding (SNR) profielen uitgezet tegen elevatiehoeken
- Multipath-ruisniveaus (MP1/MP2/MP5) en detectie van reflecterende oppervlakken
How to perform GNSS data analysis online
Quickly inspect and audit GNSS observation quality in 4 simple steps.
Upload RINEX or raw log
Upload any RINEX 2.x, 3.x, 4.x observation file or native receiver log (UBX, SBF, Trimble, Leica).
Automated header and constellation parsing
The system validates file structure, detects constellations (GPS, GLO, GAL, BDS, QZSS), and identifies signal frequencies.
Run multi-frequency quality audit
The cloud analysis engine computes epoch completeness, cycle slip counts, MP1/MP2 multipath values, and SNR distribution.
Review quality score and export report
Inspect the 0-100 composite score, review satellite skyplots and tracking charts, and export the findings as PDF or CSV.
What won't produce a result
Worth checking before you upload, so a run doesn't cost you credits to tell you what your data was missing.
Observation files without observation data records or invalid epoch headers
Standard RINEX observation records containing valid pseudorange and carrier-phase measurements for analysis.
Navigation-only ephemeris files uploaded without observation data
Raw observation files (.obs, .rnx, .crx) tracking satellite signal metrics over time rather than broadcast orbital ephemeris.
Non-standard proprietary binary formats without receiver decoding specifications
Standard RINEX observation format files, or supported multi-vendor raw binary logs.
Common questions
Helpt deze analyse bij de locatiekeuze van een permanent CORS-station?
Absoluut. De multipath-grafieken en het skyplot tonen reflectiebronnen en obstakels rondom de antenne duidelijk aan, wat cruciaal is voor kwaliteitsborging.
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Standards & Specifications
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