Hello Tamimi. Excellent content. I'm so close to be a surveyor in Peru. And you channel is perfect, because I learn about my field and also I get closer to be a bilingual. Please, continue with the awesome content.
Pretty good video. I'm impressed that you actually called the measurement method correctly. Most people get that wrong. You were pretty much on the mark except for the control segment. You sort of hit on it when you talked about the ephemeris, but the reference station is not part of the control segment, it is part of the user segment. The control segment are the distributed tracking stations, central command location (and backup location) and all the similar parts of the system that control the satellites and messages from the ground. It computes and uploads the ephemerides, for instance, to the satellites. Newer (Block IIF maybe?) satellites can measure their own position, now, by the way.
I'm an Excavation & Utility contractor and have no formal survey training. While I do have a head for math, Rami makes this appear to be so simple to understand. While I have been using a Total station to do layout, I'm jumping in with GNSS !
I might havecommented on two posts in 15 yrs on youtube so take this as an honor lol. I work in GNSS Machine Control and Site survey and I love your videos. Make your next video on RTK technology and I will use it in my classrooms like I would share this one!
GNSS lesson over lofi beats = 👁️👄👁️ Edit: Seriously though, this is an excellent distillation of what I found to be a rabbit hole of information when I was first learning this stuff. Subbed.
If I know where the corners of my property is, as I have found the iron stakes and red flags, how do I find the actual lines when they are 1600 feet apart over hills in the woods
Sir, I want to buy a GPS receiver, I have two preferences as my budget is constrained, either Comnav N3 or ChcNav i83. I would appreciate it if you could suggest which one is better out of these two.
Thank you for this video! I have two questions: How can I check if I have a "reference frame" close to me? And what is the max allowed distance in order to use it?
Please, make a video about multiple traverses in same project and how to adjust them in Civil 3D. There is no tutorial like this in entire UA-cam, mainly when you have like 2 or 3 days of different traverses and how to make them to interact and process them to get the whole drawing. Thnks!
Hello that was a great work done. Please can you work on converting the coordinates into longitude and latitude and plotting them on Google earth. Thanks
Thanks for your videos. Can one purchase a receiver that can produce GPS measurements to the nearest inch? It would be extremely helpful if 2-4 GPS readings were commonly integrated into property surveys (at various extents) to better address accurate positioning of property corners in GIS applications. In areas without any clear aerial points of reference, I'd be happy if it were accurate to 1 foot. If only orthophotography (along with multiple GPS readings) were also commonly integrated into surveys.
We only use javad gnss. And surveyors measure in tenths not inchs just fyi. Our equipment is around 30,000$ gets down to the thousandths of a tenth .000
Hello good video but there is a small inacuracy in your statement. 3 satelites is not enough not because it is not accurate enough. But because to solve the position of your receiver, you need to solve 4 free parameters. Then yoo you need at least 4 satelites (4 measurements). With 3 satelites you cannot get a position. I guess you know what are the 4 parameters. X, Y, Z and ... the clock shift between the satellites and your receiver.
You are correct, the “solution” you get with the third satellite isn’t enough. I guess I should clarify that not accurate means not enough parameters solved to have a practical solution. We use three satellites for mathematical testing.
Today l was trying to understand the difference between two methods while l was working at office.( l am a civil engineer) Now after two hours came home and watched your video about the same topic .Such a coincidence or my brainwaves sent signals to the your satallite .
I don't know a thing about surveying, but I think that it is fascinating what surveyors do! I look forward to learning from your channel, Rami.
My profession has absolutely nothing to do with this, but I find your video's really fascinating.
Hello Tamimi. Excellent content. I'm so close to be a surveyor in Peru. And you channel is perfect, because I learn about my field and also I get closer to be a bilingual. Please, continue with the awesome content.
I wish this series had been available when I was learning all of this the hard way! Good info Rami. Keep it coming.
" _Imagine_ the earth is a sphere."
Rami confirms his position on a flat vs spherical earth 😂
BEST COMMENT EVER!!!! 😂
The GNSS explanation was very good. Take a good look at the full video. Take care. See you often. ^^
Set this up for my first time at my new job. Thank you!
You just earned yourself a subscriber, all the way from South Africa
Thank you Mr. Tamimi. Regards from Solomon Islands 🇸🇧
Thank you Rami, you explain things so easily! Greetings from Nicaragua.
Beautiful explanation, the graphics made me finally understand dilution of precision, hope you keep this topic up for a while
DOP,HDOPVDOP,GDOP
Pretty good video. I'm impressed that you actually called the measurement method correctly. Most people get that wrong. You were pretty much on the mark except for the control segment. You sort of hit on it when you talked about the ephemeris, but the reference station is not part of the control segment, it is part of the user segment. The control segment are the distributed tracking stations, central command location (and backup location) and all the similar parts of the system that control the satellites and messages from the ground. It computes and uploads the ephemerides, for instance, to the satellites. Newer (Block IIF maybe?) satellites can measure their own position, now, by the way.
thats really a helpful video sir for understanding at a basic level
I'm an Excavation & Utility contractor and have no formal survey training. While I do have a head for math, Rami makes this appear to be so simple to understand. While I have been using a Total station to do layout, I'm jumping in with GNSS !
Is this good product?
I might havecommented on two posts in 15 yrs on youtube so take this as an honor lol. I work in GNSS Machine Control and Site survey and I love your videos. Make your next video on RTK technology and I will use it in my classrooms like I would share this one!
I am honored, next two videos will be about RTK using base/rover and NTRIP!
GNSS lesson over lofi beats = 👁️👄👁️
Edit: Seriously though, this is an excellent distillation of what I found to be a rabbit hole of information when I was first learning this stuff. Subbed.
Great! Now please do a series on how to get the most out of Emlid RS!!! :) :)
All the way from Namibia 🇳🇦 ❤
U r a blessing to many of us, keep it up brother ✊
Finally, an internet explanation which is useful/ THANKS
Thank you Mr. Rami. Please add another videos showing how to setup GNSS receiver, data collection and data processing.
Great stuff. Looking forward for more content !
Awesome! Be sure to turn on the bell icon to be notified when new videos are out!
Very nice initiative! waiting for the next episodes!
This is so informative. Thanks so much for explaining this!
Thanks a lot for this video man, you just saved me my Satellite Surveying Course
ما شاء الله لا قوة إلا بالله
معلومات قيمة و مبسطة و ممتعة
جزيتم ألف ألف خير
بارك الله فيك يا اخي
Rami ! you are doing great.
You have a gift for explaining my friend!
Looking forward to this series!!!!
i’ve been waiting for this!!!!
If I know where the corners of my property is, as I have found the iron stakes and red flags, how do I find the actual lines when they are 1600 feet apart over hills in the woods
أنت فنان رامي، بتعلم كثير
Thank you fro the video it really helped me understand more about trilaterlation.
Awesome video sir 👍.
Your fan an follower on FB
please I need your advice is this emilid reliable in Africa am a student am thinking of using all my savings 💰 get it..??
I love your videos, could you please have more videos on this subject
Of course, be sure to turn on the bell icon so you are notified when they come out!
May you post how to establish static position using gnss
Wonderfully explained! Thank you!
رائع انت بشرحك وتبسيطك للمفاهيم
Requesting for the postprocessing of your topography survey video..
PPK video is coming soon!
Great videos. Greetings from Chile.
Great Dr Rami 🌹🌹
What is the name/brand of that GNSS unit?
Hi Keith, it's Reach RS+ :) You can find more info here: emlid.com/reachrs/
What's the precious plz
Hello sir,
Is it possible to capture offset locations using a Bluetooth enabled rangefinder like a trupulse 200x and reach rs.
Hello Rami. I have some surveying equipment that I would like to have tested. Do you have any suggestions on how and where I can get this done ?
@rami
What can affect the accuracy of a drone's GPS? What errors can occur with a drone's GPS?
Este video está genial, incluso con los subtítulos en español. Me ayudó mucho 😀
Are you going to discuss LiDAR at some point? Maybe you have already? Great videos!
Thx for the simplification !
Hello sir. I'm from Cameroon and I'm new in using a GNSS
I seriously need your help
The GNSS device I use is WangGan
Sir, I want to buy a GPS receiver, I have two preferences as my budget is constrained, either Comnav N3 or ChcNav i83. I would appreciate it if you could suggest which one is better out of these two.
Can gnss measures elevation of subjects ?
It would be great if I can get your contact so that you can help me more on specific area on gnss.
I am in Somalia, and to learn more on this. Thanks.
Thank you for this video!
I have two questions:
How can I check if I have a "reference frame" close to me? And what is the max allowed distance in order to use it?
ask your survey office in your country, most times distances vary from 5km to about 80km
Please do the GNSS RTK vs Total Station. Great work. New subscriber
Stay tuned, this video is coming soon!
Do you have many job openings in this profession in the United States? I'm Brazilian and I'm trained in this area.
Awesome! Thank you rami!!!
hopefully u can make a video on how to set up the rover n base
Yes of course. This is a fundamental skill.
I wish that you do a video about how to be a professional surveyor
Nautix X6 pro vs IPhone 13 pro
Which is useful in surveying. More accurately
Nice job!
Found it great,, thank you
Please, make a video about multiple traverses in same project and how to adjust them in Civil 3D. There is no tutorial like this in entire UA-cam, mainly when you have like 2 or 3 days of different traverses and how to make them to interact and process them to get the whole drawing. Thnks!
That is a fantastic video idea. I will definitely look into doing this.
@@RamiTamimi You're fantastic man! Your videos are pure gold!
If you can use a GNSS rover, why bother with the laser stick thing?
Excelente video!!!
Really good content👏
Thank you!
Love it! keep it up!
Thank you Cinderella!
Very well done!
Thanks many times👍
Hello that was a great work done. Please can you work on converting the coordinates into longitude and latitude and plotting them on Google earth. Thanks
Preciate ya🤘
Thanks for your videos. Can one purchase a receiver that can produce GPS measurements to the nearest inch? It would be extremely helpful if 2-4 GPS readings were commonly integrated into property surveys (at various extents) to better address accurate positioning of property corners in GIS applications. In areas without any clear aerial points of reference, I'd be happy if it were accurate to 1 foot. If only orthophotography (along with multiple GPS readings) were also commonly integrated into surveys.
We only use javad gnss. And surveyors measure in tenths not inchs just fyi. Our equipment is around 30,000$ gets down to the thousandths of a tenth .000
nice video man
Rami try to share your journey on becoming a PhD student at the Ohio State University after your masters at Wayne State University
Well done. Great videography to keep me entertained while still learning? Sub'd.
Thanks!!
There is a satellite for India (INSAT). Which is a part of GNSS.
Hello good video but there is a small inacuracy in your statement. 3 satelites is not enough not because it is not accurate enough. But because to solve the position of your receiver, you need to solve 4 free parameters. Then yoo you need at least 4 satelites (4 measurements). With 3 satelites you cannot get a position. I guess you know what are the 4 parameters. X, Y, Z and ... the clock shift between the satellites and your receiver.
You are correct, the “solution” you get with the third satellite isn’t enough. I guess I should clarify that not accurate means not enough parameters solved to have a practical solution. We use three satellites for mathematical testing.
@@RamiTamimi you are welcome! Keep spreading geodesic content it is the key to enhance our profession. Cheers,
But how does this work if the earth is flat?
Ankunding Falls
Big up Sir
Much Love Brother!
Today l was trying to understand the difference between two methods while l was working at office.( l am a civil engineer) Now after two hours came home and watched your video about the same topic .Such a coincidence or my brainwaves sent signals to the your satallite .
Haha, yea GNSS is a great topic for all engineers to understand. Hope to bring light to this topic for everyone.
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