GNSS corrections for survey and construction across Canada and the United States.
Two levels of accuracy, both fixed within seconds and both delivered in NAD83. They reach the receiver you already run as RTCM 3.3 MSM4 over NTRIP, so whatever the tolerance on the job, there is a service sized for it.
Check your site
Switch a layer on or off, then test the coordinates of the job you are quoting.
Latitude then longitude, comma separated.
Scroll the map sideways to follow the network east.
Which one your job needs
Different accuracy levels, whatever the job is held to. From a legal boundary to a stockpile volume, one of them meets the tolerance.
A 5 km station baseline, the tightest accuracy in the range. Fixed within seconds of connecting, and it holds across the network rather than degrading as you move away from a base.
- Legal survey and boundary retracement
- Construction layout and site control
- Municipal infrastructure and as-builts
- Anything that will be filed or signed
A 25 km station baseline, with the reach to cover ground quickly. Fixed within seconds of connecting, over ordinary RTCM, so any RTK receiver takes it without proprietary hardware.
- Topographic and volume survey
- GIS and asset capture
- Utility and pipeline mapping
- Seismic lines and resource access
On the days you are not setting up a base
Both services solve your position from a network of reference stations rather than one base you set up yourself. For a crew moving between sites, that changes the day.
Nothing to set up
No base to level over a control point, no radio link, no second tripod and no batteries to charge. You arrive, connect and fix.
No baseline to run out of
A single base loses accuracy as you move away from it, and the radio runs out before the accuracy does. Network corrections hold across the whole service area.
Nothing left on site
No receiver sitting unattended for a shift. Nothing to be knocked, moved or taken, and no day of work lost to a base that moved.
The same answer every visit
Every crew and every return visit works from the same network solution, so today’s observations combine with last season’s instead of carrying a fresh base setup error.
99.9% availability
The network is monitored, redundant and backed by a 99.9% SLA.
Coverage well past the road network
A dedicated station carries the service at sites north of the main network, among them Yellowknife, Whitehorse and Iqaluit. Check any site in seconds before you quote it.
What you are connecting to
Same stream, same datum, same receiver. The one thing that changes between them is how tight the accuracy is.
| TruePoint.CM | TruePoint FOCUS | |
|---|---|---|
| The same on both services | ||
| Horizontal accuracy | ± 2 cm | < 10 cm |
| Vertical accuracy | ± 5 cm | < 20 cm |
| Time to accuracy | Under 30 sFixed within seconds of connecting | |
| Reference station baseline | 5 km | 25 km |
| Reference frame | NAD83, latest epoch | |
| Correction format | RTCM 3.3, MSM4 | |
| Transport | NTRIP 1.0 or 2.0Standard caster, mountpoint and credential | |
| Update rate | 1 second | |
| Constellations | GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou | GPS, Galileo, BeiDou |
| Service availability | 99.9% SLA | |
| Receiver | Any RTK-capable receiver with an NTRIP clientFirmware must decode RTCM 3.3 MSM | |
Accuracy figures are open-sky and vary with receiver and antenna type, environment and motion. TruePoint.CM is quoted RMS. TruePoint FOCUS is quoted conservatively against its published 5 cm CEP horizontal specification.
Test now
30 days of the full service, at full accuracy, everywhere it reaches, at no cost.
- Full accuracy and full coverage for the entire period.
- Your own receiver, on real jobs. There is nothing to install.
- No card details. It stops at 30 days unless you ask Rx Networks to continue.
- Works alongside whatever you use now. Run them side by side and compare.
Request your 30-day free trial
- Fill in the form Three required fields, and the service you want.
- Credentials arrive by email Caster, port, mountpoint and login, from notifications@rxnetworks.com.
- Connect Add credentials to your NTRIP client. Fixed in seconds.
TruePoint is a service of Rx Networks Inc., Vancouver, British Columbia.
In partnership with Bench Mark Equipment & Supplies, Calgary, Alberta.