Below is a list of user guides produced by Spatial Services and other organisations.
The links point to a mix of websites and PDF files that will open in a new window.
CORSnet-NSW User Guide (PDF 2.3 MB)
Spatial Services (2020)
CORSnet-NSW Web Portal User Guide version 2.3
Guidance Notes for GNSS Network RTK Surveying in Great Britain
The Survey Association (2013)
This leaflet has been produced to provide surveyors, engineers and their clients with guidelines for the use of Network RTK GNSS in land and engineering surveys. It has been produced by a joint working group comprising: The Survey Association (TSA), Ordnance Survey®, Newcastle University, Leica Geosystems, Topcon, Trimble and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
National geodetic survey user guidelines for single base real time GNSS positioning
Henning W. (2013)
These user guidelines are intended to provide a practical method to obtain consistent, accurate three-dimensional positions using classical, single-base real-time (RT) techniques (see Chapter V.). However, in addition to these best methods, and due to the plethora of variables associated with RT positioning, this document is meant to be a source for pertinent background information that the competent RT user should digest and keep in mind when performing high accuracy positioning.
Guidelines for CORSnet-NSW Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) (PDF 3.4 MB)
Land and Property Information (2012)
These guidelines provide recommendations for the technical design, installation, operation and maintenance of GNSS CORS used in CORSnet-NSW with the objective of ensuring interoperable GNSS CORS across New South Wales.
Exploring GPS - A GPS Users Guide (PDF 2.7 MB)
McElroy S., Robins I., Jones G. and Kinlyside D. (2007)
This book is written to instruct and entertain. It began life as a one-day instruction course for field workers and professional map users coming to grips with GPS, looking to see how it could be used in their daily work.Shortly after, the recreational aspects of GPS were recognised and included. Here we side-step complicated equations and GPS-jargon and get down to the basics of how to get the most out of hand-held GPS receivers.