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With the development of high precision GNSS industry and RTK positioning technology, more and more countries and areas started to build their local CORS. Even some terminal users of surveying, precision agriculture and smart navigation start to build personal CORS for their own use.

How are your stakeout tasks with traditional total stations? Repeatedly observe and then instruct the prism operator to the right position? Or even use the intercom for communication? Today we will introduce you a new function to largely simplify your stakeout tasks!

In most applications of GNSS positioning, we usually use RTK technology to obtain centimeter-level precise positioning. The principle of RTK is to use the correction data from base stations or CORS to correct the positioning data for higher accuracy. But without these base stations, do you know how accurate GNSS can be?

Geographic location attributes are the basic attributes of all things in the real world, so geographic information services (GIS) are important applications closely related to our lives, such as urban planning, natural resource management, urban pipeline management, architectural design, logistics, autonomous driving and other maps data-related scenarios.

For fresh beginners to setup their CORS network, a period free trail of maintaining your CORS stations and managing your users is important for you to build a long-term platform in the future. In the last chapter we’ve introduced how to get a static IP with Amazon Cloud.

For beginners who want to build their own CORS network, the first thing they need to consider is how to build a CORS platform in order to manage all your stations and different usage rights for users. However, to purchase CORS software and get public IP or domain may be confusing for fresh beginners.