Satellite positioning has become an essential part of modern surveying, but processing multiple GNSS sessions can quickly become repetitive. When several receivers observe simultaneously, manually creating every RTKLIB solution and then performing a network adjustment becomes both time-consuming and error-prone.
To simplify this workflow, I developed two Python applications that automate the entire process.
The first application performs batch processing of all available RINEX observations using RTKLIB’s rnx2rtkp.exe, while the second automatically builds and adjusts a complete relative GNSS network using Least Squares Adjustment.
This article presents the workflow together with a real test case.
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