Over the past couple of weeks and months I have been evaluating and building a somewhat affordable high precision GNSS solution to achieve centimeter-level accuracy in order to track the collection of plants in my garden. I am not going much deeper into the functional aspects of the project. For that please refer to my recent presentation slides from SpringOne 2020. But I will provide a list of parts that I used to build the project.

As part of an event of the Hawaii Island Palm Society (HIPS), I visited the private Kelley Orchidland Garden in the Hilo area of Hawai‘i on July 25, 2020. Despite the approaching hurricane Douglas, the weather was spectacular, even sunny, considering that this garden gets around 3800mm of rain annually.

TBD :-)