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Hello everyone,
I am curious and confused about the interpolation of my GNSS data. I collected my GNSS data at 1 Hz resolution. Now I want to convert it to a higher frequency, which is 1000 Hz. I have a simple question regarding this: is it possible to get that much higher-frequency GNSS data using RTKLIB postprocessing software? or may be someone already done with it can suggest other open source software for this purpose. I programmed the interpolation using MATLAB, but it does give me the correct interpolation. It will be a great help if someone helps in this regard. Thanks
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Hello everyone,
I am curious and confused about the interpolation of my GNSS data. I collected my GNSS data at 1 Hz resolution. Now I want to convert it to a higher frequency, which is 1000 Hz. I have a simple question regarding this: is it possible to get that much higher-frequency GNSS data using RTKLIB postprocessing software? or may be someone already done with it can suggest other open source software for this purpose. I programmed the interpolation using MATLAB, but it does give me the correct interpolation. It will be a great help if someone helps in this regard. Thanks
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