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The possible types of cycle slip flags are the following:
6.5 Preprocessing Phase Observations
DUA means that the cycle slip was found by the dual band algorithm using the conditions
(6.6) and (6.8),
SNG means that the cycle slip was found by the single frequency algorithm using the
condition (6.8) only,
CLK indicates a so-called clock jump (jumps on the single-difference level, see Section 6.5.3),
and
JMP indicates a clock event: A ms-jump has been corrected (only when preprocessing zerodifference
files).
The items which were changed in the most recent run are marked by an asterisk in the
column “N”. A long list of the pieces of measurements marked or changed follows:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
NEW OR MODIFIED MARKED AREAS IN THIS RUN
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NUMBER OF MARKED AREAS IN L1: 247
NUMBER OF MARKED AREAS IN L2: 238
NUMB TYP N EPOCHS SAT FRQ #EPOCHS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 USR * 1 - 2880 12 1 2880
2 USR * 1 - 2880 12 2 2880
...
21 GAR * 168 - 168 6 1 1
22 GAR * 168 - 168 6 2 1
23 UNP * 186 - 186 6 2 1
24 UNP * 190 - 190 6 2 1
25 UNP * 193 - 193 6 2 1
26 ELV * 202 - 210 29 1 9
27 ELV * 202 - 210 29 2 9
...
34 O-C * 184 - 185 6 1 2
35 O-C * 184 - 185 6 2 2
...
202 DUA * 22 - 22 14 1 1
203 DUA * 22 - 22 14 2 1
204 DUA * 28 - 28 14 1 1
205 DUA * 28 - 28 14 2 1
The possible marking types are:
DUA dual band algorithm, see Section 6.5.3,
SNG single band algorithm, see Section 6.5.3,
USR defined in the “Satellite problems” file (description in Section 6.7.2 and 22.4.6), or
no valid position for an epoch in the “Kinematic input coordinates” file (other than flag K)
if the “Kinematic coordinate estimation” is disabled, see Section 6.5.5,
UNP marked epochs with unpaired observations (L1 without L2 or vice versa),
ELV observations at low elevation,
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