In this graduation thesis we studied the Precise Point Positioning (PPP) method. The theoretical foundations are presented, including the effects and corrections that need to be considered. We carried out a reliability analysis of the method using the free Canadian online service CSRS-PPP. We used fullday observations from three permanent GNSS stations of the SIGNAL network (CELJ, IDRI, and SLOG). For all three stations, PPP processing and result analysis were performed for observations between March 10 and March 16, 2025. The observations of the station in Slovenj Gradec were subject to a more in-depth analysis by splitting the RINEX files into shorter time intervals of different lengths (ranging from 15 minutes to 24 hours). The aim of the thesis was to determine how shortening the duration of the observations correlates with the accuracy of the results.
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