ReachView 3 has built-in support for projections, grids and geoids. Choose the appropriate coordinate system, and the app will prompt you to download all the required additional files.
Choose a coordinate system based on the NAD83 (2011), NAD83 (MA11), or NAD83 (PA11) datums. Then choose one of the vertical datums: ASVD02 height, GUVD04 height, NAVD88 height, NAVD88 (GEOID12B) height, NMVD03 height, PRVD02 height, PRVD02 (GEOID12B) height, VIVD09 height, or VIVD09 (GEOID12B) height. The following geoids are used to perform the transformation: GEOID12B or GEOID18.
Your base or NTRIP service should be in NAD83 (2011), NAD83 (MA11), or NAD83 (PA11). When setting up a base station on a benchmark, enter corresponding geographic coordinates and ellipsoidal height on the Base mode screen of the ReachView 3 settings.
For areas without a predefined coordinate system, ReachView 3 has a wizard for manual coordinate system creation.
Get started with manual CRSForget about manually naming and saving each point. The app automatically increments the name of each point, so after "fence 1" you will have "fence 2".
You can also add a description to each point. The point’s data contains coordinates, RMS, and collection time.
ReachView 3 guides you like a navigator. To find point’s position on the ground move the receiver to align the area on the screen.
Export and import data in CSV, DXF, and Shapefile formats which are used by CAD, GIS, and most of the professional survey software. Share collected data using WhatsApp, Drive, Mail, or any other file-sharing app on your phone.
Export and import format
CSV, DXF, Shapefile
With ReachView 3, you can control your Reach unit. Set up a base station, log RINEX data, configure output — everything in one app.
With ReachView 3, you can control your Reach unit. Set up a base station, log RINEX data, configure output — everything in one app.
Emlid has redesigned the app ReachView 3 so that it is no longer a web app, but a fully native iOS or Android app. This means that you can view and export your survey points from your phone even after you disconnect from your receiver! Another really great feature that was added is the ability to choose your coordinate system and vertical datum!
We had a job observing control points for an aerial survey. It went great, surveyed straight to ETRS89 with Lerwick height. It was close to gale force winds but surveying with the RS2 is fun in any weather!