Statistical analysis of the relative positioning obtained from AUSPOS

The availability of processing systems of GPS data, online and free, has increased in the last years. Among these, the AUSPOS(v.2.1) system, which employs the Bernese software (v.5.0) to realize of the static relative positioning, stands out. This paper aims at checking the quality of planimetric and altimetric positining obtained using the AUSPOS system. Files containing GPS observations of 4, 6 and 24 hour sessions were used in the period of 22 consecutive days in September 2013 of the CRUZ, IMBT, IMPZ, MGIN and POAL, stations belonging to RBMC (Brazilian Network for Continuous Monitoring of the GNSS systems). The results have shown lower positional variability with increase of the tracking session duration, and the planimetric and altimetric accuracies has reached subcentimeter level for 24 hours and centimetric level for 4 and 6 hours.

AUSPOS; GPS Relative Positioning; Accuracy