This article uses the post-mission method to evaluate the accuracy of Real-time Precise Point Positioning in the marine environment. For this purpose, the GNSS raw data and the Starfix G2 RT-PPP solution output by the Seastar Fugro9205receiver are collected in the vessel. The positioning accuracy of the post-mission solution and the real-time solution is compared by RTKLIB software. The results indicate that when using the GPS-only constellation as a reference, the real time two-dimensional positioning accuracy of Starfix G2 is about 4.77 cm, and the three-dimensional positioning accuracy is about 10.52 cm. In the marine environment without a reference station and cellular network, this experiment can achieve centimeter-level high-precision positioning with a single GNSS receiver, which reflects the availability and ease of use of Starfix G2 RT-PPP technology and can meet the requirements of centimeter-level precision applications in the marine environment.
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