I’m testing using Emlid studio using rtk postcard logged data, the conversion tool seems to be able to convert to rinex, and i can get ppk results. However, the next stage is trying to get sw maps project points.csv into the mix. I was wondering if anyone uses Emlid flow app and can send me a sample csv to look at the format? just need the headers order really.
OK, so found some time to take some point project.csv data using the above Emlid project.csv headers (It wasn’t a point from SW Maps, I just took one of the PPK fixed points and the RINEX base position and time etc), but it works.
This means theoretically, it is quite possible (and not all that tricky) to take SW Maps project csv points, convert them over to Emlid project csv format and use Emlid Studio for Stop and Go project processing.
I haven’t tried using actual SW Maps project points just yet, but that shouldn’t be all that hard to do. Its just a case of finding a workflow to pull out the relevant data and format correctly. This means that Emlid Studio “Stop and Go” can in theory be used to process any receiver data . Yey!
Name Code Easting Northing Elevation Description Longitude Latitude Ellipsoidal height Origin Easting RMS Northing RMS Elevation RMS Lateral RMS Antenna height Antenna height units Solution status Correction type Averaging start Averaging end Samples PDOP GDOP Base easting Base northing Base elevation Base longitude Base latitude Base ellipsoidal height Baseline Mount point CS name GPS Satellites GLONASS Satellites Galileo Satellites BeiDou Satellites QZSS Satellites
1 -5.54504427 50.10160719 0 m 2025-09-08 15:11:27 UTC+00:00 2025-09-08 15:11:27 UTC+00:00
This is the bare minimum csv data required before Stop and go spits its dummy out. Hope this helps!
OK, so I got ChatGTP to write a little SW Maps project csv to Emlid project csv convertor. Please feel free to give it a go and improve as you see fit. Currently, it hardcodes the antenna height units to m, so if you’re using feet, this will be wrong. Also, SW Maps doesn’t appear to export the averaged samples time stamps and number of averaged points, so this is hardcoded to a single sample and timestamp.