Leica Geosystems GPS System 500 - Getting Started with Static and Kinematic Surveys - Manual (Page 43)

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Static and Kinematic Surveys-2.0.0en Kinematic "on the fly"
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Kinematic "on the fly"
The disadvantage of this method is
that an absolute minimum of 5
satellites on L1 and L2 is needed to
allow a fixing of ambiguities "on the
fly" in post-processing.
Discrete points can also be
measured within a "kinematic on the
fly" measurement chain.
Thus the operation procedure is very
similar to standard Kinematic and
Stop & Go surveying as described in
the previous chapter.
Configuration parameters for
kinematic on fly:
It is important that the logging
parameters are set correctly. The
parameter "Static Init" must be set to
"NO", while logging of static obser-
vations and moving observations
must be set to "YES".
Make sure that the recording rate at
the rover sensor is the same as on
the reference site.
Kinematic on the fly measurements
provide the trajectory of a moving
sensor without the necessity of a
static initialization. The sensor can be
moved from the first observation
epoch onwards.
Accurate results on the centimeter
level can only be obtained if dual-
frequency phase measurements are
available. Thus this method is
restricted to SR520 and SR530
sensors. Single-frequency receivers
like the SR510 sensor cannot be
used for precise kinematic on the fly
measurements.
The advantage of this measurement
method is that the sometimes time-
consuming static initialization is
avoided, thus the productivity in the
field will be higher.