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Satellite positioning can be performed independently without using network communication, and by analyzing the observed data along with reference station data (RINEX data) using post-processing analysis software, high-precision location information can be obtained. Regarding reference station data, there is no need for the physical installation of reference stations; it can be obtained through a method that virtually generates data at specified coordinates (virtual points) or by downloading it from designated electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan. ■ A video explaining "virtual point data" in an easy-to-understand manner is available here: https://www.jenoba.jp/movie3.html 【Main Use Cases】 - Public surveying, land and property surveys - Surveys (measurements) and inspections using drones and UAVs - Aerial surveying - Mobile Mapping Systems (MMS) - 3D map creation 【Features of the Distribution Service】 - High-precision positioning is possible without network connection on-site - No need for the installation of reference station facilities - Data from the past six months can be obtained at one-second intervals - "Electronic reference station data" and "virtual point" data are available; by specifying nearby reference station locations for virtual point data, even higher precision positioning can be expected.
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Free membership registrationThe dedicated communication device "CPTrans" connects industrial equipment such as construction machinery, agricultural machinery, and IoT devices to the KDDI closed network (CPA method) for network connection to the Genova Center. The communication fee is a flat rate, and you can use real-time data delivery simply by turning on the power. 【Features】 - Direct connection to the Genova Center by just turning on the power - Wi-Fi connection allows for setting changes from your smartphone or other devices (Setting change items: baud rate, type of data to be delivered) - Compact body the size of your palm - The communication fee is a flat rate (2,000 yen/month), significantly reducing communication costs (Additional costs for correction data delivery service are required separately)
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Free membership registrationOur company has been involved in location-based services utilizing satellite positioning systems (GNSS), including GPS, for over 20 years. We have supported various fields through data distribution, including surveying work, land and building surveys, ICT construction support using construction machinery, inspection and logistics support services using UAVs (drones), smart agriculture, and support for the operation of unmanned vehicles. Recently, there has been an increase in companies across various sectors considering services that utilize location information obtained from satellites. We encourage you to leverage our expertise as specialists in location information for your consideration of location-based services and businesses.
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Free membership registrationOur company analyzes the real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offers a high-precision positioning correction data delivery service to customers using a virtual point method. When utilizing our service in agriculture, we can deliver data to ICT agricultural machinery, allowing for the automation and unmanned operation of various farming tasks by accurately grasping high-precision location information. Furthermore, while physical reference stations were traditionally required for obtaining location information, our service eliminates the need for installation and management, significantly reducing installation and management costs. Additionally, the quality of the correction data is checked, and the delivery server is redundant, ensuring that you can use our service with confidence. We have specific case studies available in our catalog, so please take a look. 【Features of Our Service】 ■ Virtual reference point RTK and electronic reference point RTK are also available ■ Compatible with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZS ■ Aligned with the results of the nearest electronic reference point (Patent No. 5832050) ■ Generates GNSS data using a high-density network of electronic reference points (utilizing approximately 1,300 points nationwide) ■ No need for installation and management of reference stations ■ Quality checks of correction information and redundancy of the delivery system
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analysis 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We offer a high-precision positioning correction data delivery service to our customers using a virtual reference point method. When utilizing our services for ICT construction, there is no need to install or manage physical reference stations, and the acquired location information aligns with national coordinates, significantly reducing work efficiency and labor/management costs. Additionally, the quality of the correction data is checked, and the delivery server is redundant, allowing for safe usage. Specific examples are introduced on our official website, so please take a look. Official website (ICT construction): https://www.jenoba.jp/construction/ 【Features of Our Services】 ■ Virtual reference point RTK and electronic reference point RTK are also available ■ Compatible with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZS ■ Aligns with the results of the nearest electronic reference point (Patent No. 5832050) ■ Generates GNSS data using a high-density network of electronic reference points (utilizing all approximately 1,300 points nationwide) ■ No need for installation or management of reference stations ■ Quality checks of correction information and redundancy of the delivery system
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Free membership registration"J-View" is a tool that allows you to check the observation status using our network-based RTK service. This tool is available for free on our website or smartphone app for customers on our annual, fixed-rate, or pay-as-you-go plans. - Website URL: https://www.jenoba.jp/support/#anc-4 - Smartphone App: Compatible with iOS (iOS 11 and later) and Android devices (Android 7.0 and later) *Please use the QR code provided in the PDF for installation.* 【Main Features】 ■ Positioning Status Display (Unpositioned, Standalone Positioning, FLOAT, FIX) ■ Number of Supplemental Satellites Display ■ Latitude, Longitude, and Height Display ■ Positioning Location Map Display
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Free membership registrationThis document introduces examples of the use of a unique technology (JENOBA method) that utilizes real-time data from electronic reference points in the field of UAVs and drones with a "network-type RTK." [Published Examples] ■ Application in Firefighting Robot Systems (From the Fire Research Center, National Fire Academy) *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company, a specialist in location-based services, provides high-precision positioning and location information at the centimeter level by sending corrected data using the electronic reference points from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI) for location information observed via GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, QZS). The data is transmitted over the internet, allowing for real-time location information requests. ■ We have created a video about our business, so please take a look ■ https://www.jenoba.jp/movie.html 【Main Use Cases】 ■ Public surveying, land and house surveys ■ Construction work and project management using ICT construction machinery (i-Construction) ■ Surveys, inspections, and logistics using drones and UAVs ■ Unmanned agriculture using ICT agricultural machinery ■ Autonomous driving, etc. 【Features of the Distribution Service】 ■ Network-based RTK service using virtual reference points ■ Compatible with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZS (Michibiki) ■ Aligns with the results of the nearest electronic reference points (Patent No. 5832050) ■ No need for the installation and management of physical reference stations
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We offer a high-precision positioning correction data delivery service to our customers using a virtual reference point method. By utilizing our services, there is no need to install and manage physical reference stations, significantly reducing work efficiency, labor, and management costs. The measurement results are processed using our unique correction method (Genova method), achieving high-precision positioning that complies with public surveying standards. 【Features of the Delivery Service】 ■ Virtual reference point RTK and electronic reference point RTK are also available ■ Compatible with GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and QZS ■ Aligns with the results of the nearest electronic reference point (Patent No. 5832050) ■ Generates GNSS data using a high-density network of electronic reference points (utilizing approximately 1,300 points nationwide) ■ No need for the installation and management of reference stations, enabling observations by a single person.
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Free membership registrationOur company provides a service that receives and analyzes real-time data from electronic reference points released by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, delivering high-precision positioning correction data. We have also started distributing satellite data from the EU's satellite positioning system "Galileo." By adding "Galileo" (with 3 to 7 satellites over Japan) to the conventional GPS+GLONASS+QZS, we can ensure the necessary number of satellites and DOP for RTK positioning even in environments with many obstacles, significantly improving the Fix rate. ◆ Feature 1: DOP is secured 1. A low degradation factor continues. 2. A good satellite configuration lasts longer. 3. Data stabilizes. ⇒ Can be used with confidence! ◆ Feature 2: Fix rate increases 1. The duration of Fix increases. 2. Good accuracy can be received for a longer time. ⇒ Can be used with confidence! *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study by Kyushu Surveying and Design Co., Ltd. that utilized network RTK in "river distance marker installation." In this case, network RTK was used to conduct observations of 75 fourth-class reference points during topographic surveying of rivers in Saga Prefecture. On-site checks of the observation values (closure) were performed to confirm the consistency of the observation values, and then calculations for the provisional and practical networks were conducted back at the office to determine the coordinates. In the above scenario (only observation time), the work would typically take about two and a half days if done with total stations, but by using network RTK, the work time was reduced to 7 to 8 hours, achieving a significant reduction in work time (with good visibility overhead). 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ Cost reduction compared to conventional reference point surveying (work can be done by one person) *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case where M.T.Y Synthetic Co., Ltd. utilized a network-type RTK for "the installation work of Class IV reference points for land surveying." The site was for the installation of Class IV reference points for land surveying. It was a flat area on elevated ground, and there were no issues with satellite conditions or mobile phone communication. A total of 6 points were installed, achieving good results with an accuracy of within 1 cm. The operation went smoothly without any issues, and the work was completed in one day. 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ Achieved approximately one-third time reduction compared to conventional methods ■ Cost reduction ■ Shortened delivery times ■ The reduction in on-site work time has allowed us to take on more jobs than before *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study by Shasoku Co., Ltd. on the use of network-based RTK in "topographic surveying." The site was a 9-hectare area of cultivated land and riverbed for topographic surveying. Approximately 1,000 points were surveyed per day, and the work was completed in three days. The majority of the surveying was conducted by one person (using network-based RTK), while supplementary measurements were taken by two people (using total station). 【Results】 - The observation conditions were good, with clear visibility and mobile phone communication. - There were no major troubles. - Compared to traditional methods, the speed of work was increased by 1.5 times. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study utilizing network-based RTK in the "approximately 30 km² block inspection survey work" by Tanaka Consultant Co., Ltd. The work involves surveying approximately 1,000 block points by checking the local boundary markers by fiscal year (by land readjustment project). For each boundary marker, data acquisition was performed with 10 epochs in 2 sets, and the results showed that the difference between sets was within 2 cm, achieving good accuracy. 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ It is possible to reduce work efficiency related to the installation of reference points, personnel, safety, etc., by about one-third. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study utilizing network-based RTK in the "boring position setting and elevation measurement associated with geological surveys" conducted by Yamaguchi Land Survey Co., Ltd. In this case, we were commissioned to set the boring positions and measure elevations during a geological survey for a new road construction project. The survey area was nearly 10 km, with 20 separate survey points that were quite distant from each other. It was estimated that conventional benchmark surveying and leveling would take more than 10 days to complete. Additionally, the points were far from nearby triangulation points, which would require excessive man-hours for leveling. Due to requests from the client, we decided to proceed with the work using network-based RTK. [Work Overview] 1. Coordinate setting of survey points based on the preliminary planning map. 2. Benchmark observation using network-based RTK. 3. Verification of local positions and elevations through coordinate calculations. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study utilizing network-based RTK in the "Establishment of Reference Points Accompanying the Digitization of Road Ledger" by Ariake Surveying Development Co., Ltd. 【Work Details】 ■ Installed 70 new points over a total length of 80 km * Network-based RTK involves observations of more than 10 epochs (single point observation method) 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ The conventional ground method using total stations took 30 person-days (3 people x 10 days), whereas this case was completed in 3 person-days (1 person x 3 days). ■ Significant cost reduction was achieved by reducing both work time and manpower. * For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case where Kyouin Surveying and Design Co., Ltd. applied network-type RTK-GPS for the "Establishment of Class 3 Reference Points for Agricultural Land Adjustment." In this case, we utilized a PAS compatible with network-type RTK-GPS for the establishment of Class 3 reference points for agricultural land adjustment. 【Work Overview】 ■ Distance from starting point to endpoint: 3 km ■ A total of 6 reference points were observed *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case where Tohoku Engineering Co., Ltd. applied network-type RTK-GPS in "National Route Kilometer Post Positioning." In this case, a reference point was established at the 1-kilometer post of National Route 45 in 2006, and a PAS compatible with network-type RTK-GPS was introduced for the work of assigning coordinates. The company was looking for a machine that could obtain coordinates directly and accurately, as pulling coordinates from traditional public coordinate triangulation points or electronic reference points using TS would result in a massive workload. As a result, by resetting the multipath concerns with GPS surveying each time to achieve FIX, the influence of multipath could be confirmed, allowing for observations to be conducted with peace of mind. 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ The accuracy was almost the same as the results obtained from static observations, and there were no issues in achieving results. ■ It was possible to reduce work time. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study conducted by Shinsoku Giken Co., Ltd. on "3rd Class Benchmark Survey using Network RTK with Simultaneous Observation of Two Units." From the new points of 55, it would typically require 10 receivers and 4 personnel over 4 days for static observation. In this case, due to difficulties in arranging equipment and personnel, we conducted simultaneous observation with two units using Network RTK with the cooperation of Sokkia Co., Ltd. 【Site Overview】 ■ Number of Points - Reference Points: 7 - New Points: 55 ■ Dates - 2 days - 17th (8:54 AM - 6:11 PM) *Number of observation vectors: 53 - 18th (9:05 AM - 2:25 PM) *Number of observation vectors: 30 ■ Equipment: 2 sets of Network RTK ■ Personnel: 2 people *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study by Fujiyama Co., Ltd. on the use of network-based RTK in the installation of reference points for aerial photogrammetry. Aerial photogrammetry requires reference points for photo referencing, and the work area is extensive, with measurements typically achieving 3-4 reference point accuracy based on public coordinates. In this case study, we utilized a network-based RTK method for the installation of 36 reference points over a work area of 25 km² during the boresighting and accuracy verification of the POS system used for aerial photogrammetry. The work area this time was flat, with good visibility from above and favorable mobile phone reception, making it a suitable environment for surveying. 【Benefits and Effects】 - Observations can be made with a single device - Short observation time without the need to consider line of sight - Reduction in the number of workers and shortening of the construction period - Work can be carried out with less than half the man-hours compared to conventional methods *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study by Souya Surveying Co., Ltd. that utilized network-type RTK in the "Flood Area Determination Work." In this case, topographic surveys were conducted using the network-type RTK method to determine the flood area during flooding. The survey involved measuring the positions and heights of open drainage and buried pipes in agricultural land. Traditionally, this would be done using a total station and level, but we conducted accuracy verification of the network-type RTK-GPS and proposed it to the client. The work proceeded smoothly without issues related to satellite conditions or overhead visibility, and it was completed in about a month and a half. 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ Significant efficiency improvement ■ Effective as an initial investment since work can be done with just one set of receivers *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationThe limited company Kindai Surveying will introduce a case study utilizing network-type RTK in "topographic surveying and benchmark surveying along the coastline." In this topographic and benchmark surveying along the coast, it was necessary to establish benchmarks both inside the levee and on the seaside. Due to the height of the breakwater, visibility was impossible with a total station, so we utilized the network-type RTK method. Particularly in coastal areas, the overhead visibility was good, allowing for observations without much concern for satellite conditions. 【Scope of Work】 ■ Topographic Surveying and Benchmark Surveying - 18 benchmark points, area of 2.0 ha, length of 1.2 km *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study utilizing network-type RTK in the "Public Sewerage Project Plan" by Teikoku Construction Consultant Co., Ltd. In this project, the elevation of road intersections was a crucial keyword, so several benchmark points were established within the area using third-class leveling. Each day, the existing benchmark points were used as starting and closing points in the morning and afternoon, respectively, to adjust the average differences to the network-type RTK observation values. This ensured the necessary accuracy for the project and allowed for the determination of appropriate elevations. Additionally, since the terrain gradient within the area is important for the overall sewerage project plan, the company conducts three-dimensional measurements using network-type RTK at all road intersection centers, gradient change points, and planar change points, and reflects the results in the sewer pipe planning. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Free membership registrationKyushu Central Surveying Co., Ltd. introduces a case study utilizing network-based RTK in "river surveying and leveling (reference points)." The company previously tracked the position of boats using a total station. However, by implementing "network-based RTK surveying," they installed distance markers and conducted depth surveys using RTK measurements with a mobile station loaded on the boat, significantly improving work efficiency and accuracy. Additionally, since the boat is equipped with a depth sounder, coordinates and depth results are recorded in real-time, allowing for the creation of highly accurate contour and depth maps. 【Benefits and Effects】 ■ Improved work efficiency and accuracy ■ Usable in other surveying tasks ■ Effective for significant time savings *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study by Haidex Co., Ltd. and Mr. Wajima on the "centerline and longitudinal survey of high-voltage transmission lines" utilizing network RTK. In this case, due to the challenging mountainous terrain during the snowfall season, we primarily used network RTK, and in locations where mobile phone communication was not possible or where satellite data was difficult to capture, we also employed a total station. Furthermore, the network RTK was used to conduct multiple sets of observations through single-point observation methods, adopting the average value with a horizontal limit of 2 cm between sets. The observation work was carried out relatively smoothly. Additionally, due to the conditions of snow accumulation and mountainous areas, the fieldwork that would typically take about 10 person-days (2 people × 5 days) when using only a total station was completed in about half the time. 【Solution】 - Utilized network RTK for the centerline and longitudinal survey of approximately 20 km of high-voltage transmission lines. - Combined network RTK as the main method with the use of a total station. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study conducted by Shin Gijutsu Consulting Co., Ltd. on the Chitose River embankment regarding the application of "FKP-GPS surveying and ultrasonic level measurement for continuous elevation measurement of moving bodies." The site is located between 7.0 km and 12.0 km of the first-class river Chitose River, which flows through Ebetsu City and Chitose and Eniwa Cities. To understand the condition of the construction reference surface of the embankment built on soft ground, continuous elevation measurement using a moving body was conducted, along with a comparative verification against direct leveling. The vehicle was equipped with a high-precision GPS receiver and an aerial level meter, obtaining coordinate values and indirect elevation values every second using the FKP method. Additionally, for comparison with direct leveling, direct elevation observations were made at the points where the level meter sensor made contact. Comparative measurements were taken at 77 identical points over a 3 km section on both the right and left banks. [Results (excerpt)] ■ Comparison with direct leveling (KP reference) - Less than 5 cm: 68.8%, less than 10 cm: 97.4% ■ Comparison with existing benchmark results - Maximum ΔX 0.022m, ΔY 0.013m, ΔH 0.022m - Standard deviation ΔX 0.010m, ΔY 0.007m, ΔH 0.010m *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study by Geotechnical Co., Ltd. utilizing network-type RTK single-point observation in "benchmark surveying." The site had 7 new points and 2 reference points. Based on the distances between these points, it was estimated that surveying using total stations would take about 5 days. Therefore, surveying was conducted according to the "Manual for Benchmark (Star Point) Surveying Using RTK-GPS Single Point Observation." The observation was completed in 2 days (effectively 1 hour) using star point surveying. 【Solution】 ■ Conducted surveying according to the "Manual for Benchmark (Star Point) Surveying Using RTK-GPS Single Point Observation" ■ Pre-planned the observation ■ Focused on the time frame from 2 PM to 6 PM when both the number and arrangement of satellites were favorable *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study utilizing reference points (star measurement points) through network-type RTK single-point observation in the "Construction of Surveying Work Manual" by the City of Tondabayashi, Osaka Prefecture (in cooperation with Asahi Koyo Co., Ltd.). To conduct 3rd and 4th class reference point surveys, which form the backbone of construction surveying, as public surveys, it is necessary to use higher-level national reference points or public reference points as known points. However, in areas where the density is not sufficiently developed for efficient use, there can be an excessive financial burden. As a result, these surveying works may not be applied to the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan as public surveys, and the surveying results have rarely been utilized beyond the respective projects. 【Solution】 - Developed the RTK-GPS single-point observation method using network-type RTK-GPS in collaboration with Asahi Koyo Co., Ltd. in the field of geodetic surveying. - Received advice from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan based on the application under Article 16 of the Public Survey Work Regulations. - Utilized the network-type RTK-GPS single-point observation method as public surveying in the field of geodetic surveying. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce a case study where the Kansai Division of PASCO Corporation adopted the JENOBA method using network-type RTK-GPS for the "Road Ledger Appendix Modification Work." The site is a general national road under the jurisdiction of the Osaka National Highway Office, with a total length of approximately 85 km. Due to the short construction period of 4 months, it was necessary to consider the work methods and processes. Given the work conditions, we established a policy to improve quality and accuracy, particularly in the measurement of reference points, implementing GPS static surveying using electronic reference points and network-type RTK-GPS using the JENOBA method (both indirect and direct methods with a single receiver). 【Solution】 - Adopted network-type RTK-GPS using the JENOBA method for the installation of relevant reference points. - For areas with poor overhead visibility during reference point surveying, a combination of GPS and TS was used. - Implemented a point distribution plan that took into account areas under construction. - Considered the efficiency of work through planning that accounted for existing and planned reference points from other organizations. - Established reference points within the system (including those from other organizations) and introduced an inspection system using ArcGIS. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationIn the verification of network-type RTK-GPS on the barge, it was difficult to obtain a FIX solution due to the influence of unloading arms and cranes as we approached the barge, making it unsuitable for precise guidance. This time, we compared the positioning accuracy of RTK positioning using network-type GNSS distribution with GPS only and examined the usefulness of multi-GNSS in relation to the impact of surrounding structures. 【Results】 ■ Multi-GNSS consistently has more received satellites than GPS. Therefore, the impact on positioning accuracy due to satellite switching is minimal. ■ Distribution of positioning results for GPS and Multi-GNSS when there are few obstructions. Multi-GNSS shows smaller dispersion and standard deviation in the horizontal plane (2D), resulting in higher positioning accuracy. ■ Distribution of positioning results for GPS and Multi-GNSS when there are many obstructions. Multi-GNSS has greater dispersion and standard deviation in the horizontal plane (2D) compared to when there are few obstructions. While the positioning accuracy is slightly lower, it is still higher than the FLOAT of GPS only because RTK-FIX is achieved. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genoa Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. We conducted real-time surveying experiments using a highly mobile buggy equipped with a GNSS positioning system, a receiver for the correction information of the GNSS being tested, as well as an ultrasonic distance meter and an inclinometer to correct the vehicle's tilt and subsidence. 【Results】 ■ Accuracy verification by measurement speed On the same measurement line (40m), we changed the measurement speed and conducted 5 round trips for each speed. The measurement results showed good accuracy of approximately ±30mm. ■ Accuracy verification by changing satellite acquisition conditions In the same area (25m * 40m), we traveled with a 5m mesh and conducted surface measurements. We performed 3 patterns for the supplemental satellite elevation angle, adopting the average value of the data from 3 surface measurements at an elevation angle of 5° for the reference surface in this demonstration experiment. Measurements were also conducted twice at elevation angles of 15° and 30°, and the results compared with the reference surface confirmed the validity of the three data points without interruption. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genoa Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data distribution services to our customers. In Bitoe, Tobetsu Town, Ishikari District, Hokkaido, we conducted a demonstration experiment of network-type RTK-GNSS using three electronic reference points: Atsuta, Sapporo, and Eniwa. 【Static Observation】 - Using GLONASS tends to result in less variation compared to using GPS alone. - It was confirmed that using GLONASS during the preparation phase speeds up initialization. - Variability in data occurs during satellite switching (when the number of satellites decreases) for network-type RTK-GNSS observation values. 【Mobile Observation Experiment】 - When using GLONASS, many satellites are acquired, making it less likely to enter a FLOAT solution state. - It was confirmed that even when in FLOAT solution or standalone positioning, the speed of returning to FIX solution (initialization) improves. - It was confirmed that FIX solution is maintained even in environments where satellites are difficult to receive at consistently low elevation angles. - The quick recovery from FLOAT solution was also demonstrated. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe would like to introduce our patented technology, "Patent Technology Considering Japan's Crustal Movements," in the context of network-based distribution services. Our patented "Surveying System" focuses on the ability to obtain electronic reference point data in real-time and provides correction information that aligns the results of GNSS surveying and positioning with the output values of electronic reference points located near the surveyor. This technology addresses concerns such as "significant variability in positioning results" and "poor reproducibility of positioning" that arise when crustal movements occur. 【Features】 ■ Correction method for virtual reference points and surveying method (Patent No. 5832050) ■ High-quality data distribution considering crustal movements ■ Alignment with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Distribution suitable for surveying operations "Technical partnership with GNSS manufacturers" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationI will introduce the differences between the "Virtual Point Method" and the "Surface Correction Method." These two methods differ in the content of the data they deliver. The "Virtual Point Method" delivers observation data and correction information from virtual reference points. The "Surface Correction Method" delivers correction information from reference stations and surface correction parameters. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Free membership registrationWe will introduce the mechanism of network-based positioning. The Geospatial Information Authority of Japan operates a network of approximately 1,200 electronic reference points (GEONET) distributed across the country to monitor crustal deformation caused by earthquakes and volcanic activity, while also providing real-time data from these electronic reference points to the private sector. Our company receives this real-time data from the electronic reference points through the Japan Surveying Association, which is the distribution organization authorized by the Geospatial Information Authority, and conducts analysis 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, providing positioning correction data services to our customers. 【Features】 ■ Continuous monitoring of error factors 24 hours a day ■ Sending the approximate location of the surveying site to the Genoa Center ■ Distribution of correction information for relative positioning using virtual point and surface corrections ■ Obtaining high-precision location information with correction data *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationWe will introduce the differences between conventional positioning methods and network-based positioning methods. Conventional positioning methods include "standalone positioning," which is used for general purposes such as climbing and leisure, and "relative positioning," which is used in cases requiring high accuracy such as surveying. These methods have issues such as accuracy degradation due to various error factors and the need for multiple receivers. The "network-based positioning system" was developed as a solution to these problems, allowing for a maximum accuracy of 1 cm with a single receiver when utilizing this system. Our company has established facilities to enable 24-hour use of network-based positioning throughout Japan and provides this service. 【Features of the Network-Based Positioning System】 ■ Achieves a maximum accuracy of 1 cm with a single receiver ■ Resolves accuracy issues caused by various error factors (standalone positioning) ■ Addresses error problems due to receiver distance (relative positioning) ■ Facilities to enable 24-hour positioning use in Japan *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationI will introduce the benefits of network-based GNSS positioning in the surveying field. Network-based GNSS positioning includes "RTK data services" and "post-processing data services." In the case of "RTK data services," since correction information based on electronic reference points is utilized, all tasks related to reference stations, as well as the selection and surveying of fixed points, become unnecessary. Furthermore, as observations are conducted only with mobile stations, it becomes possible for each person to have their own observation equipment, leading to significant cost reductions and allowing for flexible scheduling based on the conditions at the site on the day of work, thus achieving true efficiency. 【Network-based RTK Data Services】 ■ No need for installation and management of fixed points ■ Realization of one observation device per person ■ Achieving over 50% significant cost reduction ■ Two personnel with two receivers can work in a one-person, one-device environment *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company provides a service that receives and analyzes real-time data from electronic reference points released by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, delivering high-precision positioning correction data. With our unique technology, we respond to demands for improved accuracy and cost reduction, offering network-based RTK positioning correction data suitable for our customers' businesses. Using our services, various activities such as general surveying, land and house surveyor work, and civil engineering construction are being conducted, and we have compiled some case studies. This time, we have added examples of utilization in the "UAV/Drone" field for unmanned operations. 【Examples of Utilization for Unmanned Operations】 ■ Application to Firefighting Robot Systems In fires where firefighters cannot approach, the robot makes decisions and acts on its own. *For more details on the case studies, please download the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. Utilizing our unique technology (JENOBA method) that leverages real-time data from electronic reference points, we respond to demands for "improved accuracy" and "cost reduction," while aiming to provide network-based RTK positioning correction data that is optimal for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Consistency with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations with "technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers" ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, leading to significant cost savings ■ Reduction in workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point method static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. With our unique technology utilizing real-time data from electronic reference points (JENOBA method), we respond to demands such as "improvement of accuracy" and "reduction of costs," while aiming to provide network-based RTK positioning correction data that is optimal for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Consistency with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations with "technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers" ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, significantly lowering costs ■ Reduction of workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point method static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. Using our unique technology (JENOBA method) that utilizes real-time data from electronic reference points, we respond to demands for "improved accuracy" and "cost reduction," while aiming to provide optimal network-based RTK positioning correction data for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Alignment with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations with "technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers" ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, significantly lowering costs ■ Reduced workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point method static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. Using our unique technology (JENOBA method) that utilizes real-time data from electronic reference points, we respond to demands for "improved accuracy" and "cost reduction," while aiming to provide network-based RTK positioning correction data that is optimal for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Consistency with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations with "technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers" ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, leading to significant cost savings ■ Reduction in workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point method static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. Using our unique technology (JENOBA method) that utilizes real-time data from electronic reference points, we respond to demands for "improved accuracy" and "cost reduction," while aiming to provide network-based RTK positioning correction data that is optimal for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Consistency with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations with "technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers" ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, leading to significant cost savings ■ Reduction in workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point method static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. Utilizing our unique technology (JENOBA method) that leverages real-time data from electronic reference points, we respond to demands for "improved accuracy" and "cost reduction," while aiming to provide network-based RTK positioning correction data that is optimal for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Alignment with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations, with "technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers" ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, leading to significant cost savings ■ Reduced workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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Free membership registrationOur company receives real-time data from electronic reference points provided by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan at the Genova Center, conducting analyses 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and offering high-precision positioning correction data delivery services to our customers. With our unique technology utilizing real-time data from electronic reference points (JENOBA method), we respond to demands for "improved accuracy" and "cost reduction," while aiming to provide network-based RTK positioning correction data that is optimal for our customers' businesses. 【Features】 ■ High-quality data delivery considering crustal deformation ■ Alignment with the nearest electronic reference point results ■ Delivery suitable for surveying operations, in technical collaboration with GNSS manufacturers ■ Reduced personnel and equipment, leading to significant cost savings ■ Reduction in workload and increased efficiency through the use of virtual point method static data *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.
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