Traceable
Reports that say exactly what was applied
Every baseline report records the input and correction files by checksum and which processing path ran, and it marks a correction as applied only when the solver actually used it.
Static GPS baselines, with the CORS stations chosen for you.
Pg-GPS processes static GPS baselines from RINEX 2 and 3 against CORS reference stations it ranks and downloads for you, with quality-control views, reports that record exactly what was applied, and a verified hand-off to Surveyor.
Standouts
Traceable
Every baseline report records the input and correction files by checksum and which processing path ran, and it marks a correction as applied only when the solver actually used it.
Ranked
Pg-GPS ranks reference stations by distance, time coverage, sample rate, reference frame and provider health, downloads the NOAA data for your session, and runs many candidates in one pass.
Verified
Every file in the hand-off package carries a SHA-256 checksum, and Surveyor checks the package before it imports the points and linework.
Skyplot, signal-to-noise, visibility and data gaps, cycle slips you can exclude, acceptance presets, and DOP and multipath plots.
Baselines can run on the GPU with a CPU fallback, and the report records which path processed each one.
A diagnostics bundle gathers the logs and settings support needs, so a question about a baseline can be answered quickly.
Overview
Load your RINEX observations, let Pg-GPS find and download the right CORS data, check the quality, process the baselines and keep a report that shows exactly what went into each solution.
Float and fixed static baseline solutions from RINEX 2 and 3 observation files.
A ranked station queue, an automatic 4-hour UTC block, and NOAA downloads, or attach the files you already have.
Reports, STAR*NET .DAT files and a checksum-verified package Surveyor imports directly.
Features
Read RINEX 2 and 3 observation files and solve static baselines from float to fixed solutions, on the GPU with a CPU fallback.
Candidate CORS stations are ranked by distance, time coverage, sample rate, reference frame and provider health. Pg-GPS picks the 4-hour UTC block, downloads NOAA data, or uses files you attach, and processes many candidates in one batch.
Skyplot, signal-to-noise, visibility and data-gap views, cycle slips you can exclude, acceptance presets, and DOP and multipath plots.
Reports in HTML or text carry the checksums of the inputs and corrections and the processing path. Export RINEX, STAR*NET .DAT, CSV, JSON, KML and GPX.
A hand-off package with a SHA-256 checksum on every file, which Surveyor checks before importing the points and DXF linework.
Specifications
| Component | Minimum | Recommended |
|---|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10, 64-bit | Windows 11 |
| Memory | 8 GB | 16 GB or more |
| Disk | 10 GB | SSD |
| Display | 1920 × 1080 | — |
| Graphics | Not required (CPU processing) | A Vulkan-capable discrete GPU |
Questions
Pg-GPS positions with GPS satellites. Observations from other constellations in your RINEX files are read but not yet used in the solution.
RINEX 2 and 3 observation files. Convert receiver-native files, such as Trimble .T02, to RINEX first.
Pg-GPS downloads CORS observations from NOAA's National Geodetic Survey for your session, or you can attach reference files you already have.
No. Pg-GPS is for post-processing static observations.
Get Pg-GPS
Pg-GPS is part of the launch release and is included in every Founders license.