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Real Time Quality Assessment for CORS Networks

The growing use of real time high accuracy Global Positioning System (GPS) techniques has resulted in an increase in the number of critical decisions made on the basis of a GPS derived position. When making these decisions mobile users require assurance that the GPS position quality meets their requirements. Providers of Continually Operating Reference Stations (CORS), whom mobile users are generally reliant upon, must also be able to assure users that their data meets agreed quality standards. Unfortunately, the realistic and reliable description of position and data quality is an area in which GPS has traditionally been weak. Research being undertaken as part of the Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRC-SI) is attempting to address this problem by assessing and reporting on the quality of raw GPS observations in real time. This paper examines a number of existing approaches to assessing the quality of raw GPS observations and presents a conceptual architecture for the development of a real time quality control system.