TERIA is a precision satellite positioning service. GNSS services allow you to position yourself with metric precision at global level. Our service corrects these signals so that the GNSS receiver provides centimetre-precision positioning in a few seconds using RTK and N-RTK techniques.
To do this, we use standards such as the NTRIP protocol for data exchange and the RTCM format for disseminating corrections. These are available in the Cloud, where our processing servers operate 24/7.
What’s more, our team of technical engineers is on hand to guide you through the installation and use of TERIA services. We are committed to providing you with a telephone customer service based entirely in France, demonstrating our commitment to quality support and essential human contact.
Thanks to its high level of quality and the availability of its technical service, TERIA is an essential tool for all measurement professionals!
TERIAsat complements the basic TERIA offering by offering to transmit corrections via a private satellite link.
This service corrects GNSS signals to provide centimetre-precision positioning in just a few seconds , using the PPP-RTK (SSR) technique.
The corrections are sent via geostationary satellites and converted to N-RTK in RTCM format, enabling the receiver to work in RTK mode.
Corrections can be received either via an external box, such as the TERIA Terminal, or directly in certain receivers incorporating a TERIAsat-compatible L-Band modem, such as the PYX or DELTO.
The iTERIA Smartphone application provides an augmented reality display of the position of geostationary satellites , making it easy to identify masks.
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Create several virtual databases…
The standard format for recording GNSS data for use in post-processing is Rinex. These files enable differential processing of observations made by a GNSS receiver in static or dynamic mode.
TERIA can be used to generate observations for one or more virtual stations, providing a Rinex file with a very large coverage area.
Here are two examples of how these virtual Rinex files can be used: