Real-Time Virtual Reference Network (RTVRN)
Real-Time Virtual Reference Network (RTVRN)
The following can be found on this page:
- About the RTVRN
- How do I use the RTVRN
- What is a Mountpoint?
- Advisory History
- Documents Download
- Link to RTVRN web service
About the RTVRN
The Mesa County RTVRN is a service that provides real-time corrections to GPS/GNSS devices in surveying, construction, agriculture, mapping, and science industries. The Mesa County Real-Time Virtual Reference Network has 33 Base stations, 17 of which are NGS CORS Stations. The current reference frame for this network is NAD83 (2011). The RTVRN is a free service to the public. To sign up for an account, please go to rtvrn.mesacounty.us and sign up for a subscription.
How to use the RTVRN
Once you have an active subscription, setting up your GPS Device’s VRS connection is straightforward. Direct your device to rtvrn.mesacounty.us and port 2101 using the same username and password you used when signing up. RTVRN Login Instructions provides more information on how to use the RTVRN.
What is a mountpoint
The mountpoint defines what satellite constellations are supported, the format of the correction messages, and the reference frame related to a real-time data stream. When connecting to the Mesa County RTVRN, a mountpoint list is generated from which a user selects the desired mountpoint. If a mountpoint is hard coded in a rover setup, the mountpoint list will not be displayed.
Mesa County provides the following mountpoints:
VRS_CMR
VRS_CMRx
VRS_RTCMv3
VRS_CMR_RTX
VRS_CMRx_RTX
VRS_RTCMv3_RTX
The “Mesa County RTVRN Mountpoints” pdf further explains these mountpoints' capabilities.
Documents
Advisory History
Disclaimer and Limitation of Liability
Mesa County, Colorado, shall in no event be liable for any lost profits, and special, indirect or consequential damages to any party, arising out of or in connection with the use or the inability to use the data hereon or the services provided. Mesa County provides this data and it's services as a convenience to it's customers. Furthermore, Mesa County reserves the right to change, revise, or otherwise discontinue published data and/or these services at any time without further notice.