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Bernese GPS Software Version 5.0 - Bernese GNSS Software

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20. Processing Examples<br />

the loop, detected outliers are marked by SATMRK using the edit information file<br />

ED1iyyssss.EDT generated by RESRMS.<br />

The number of loops is limited by PARAM2. If PARAM2 is undefined, the loop is skipped.<br />

PID 302 CLKEDT: The script is repeated but the options for the programs are different.<br />

In the second iteration the threshold for the outlier detection in program RESRMS is<br />

decreased.<br />

Note when processing your own data: While it is preferable to process all stations in one<br />

program run, this may not be possible if a large number of stations is involved. In this case,<br />

you may split the network into clusters, e.g., using the program MKCLUS (description in<br />

Section 19.12.1.4). For data screening, regional clusters are recommended to have as many<br />

redundant observations as possible to get as reliable residuals as possible.<br />

Further reading: Chapter 7: Parameter Estimation (page 139), Section 7.5.5: Pre-<br />

Elimination of Parameters (page 152), Section 7.5.6: Back-Substitution of Epoch-<br />

Parameters (page 153), Section 7.4.4: Real and Normalized Residuals (page 144), Section 6.6:<br />

Screening of Post-Fit Residuals (page 130), Section 6.6.3: Detect Misbehaving Stations and<br />

Satellites (page 134), Section 6.7: Marking of Observations (page 136).<br />

20.4.4.6 Compute Final Solution, Select Reference Clock, and Check Results<br />

Now that the data screening is finished, a final solution can be computed.<br />

#<br />

# Compute final solution, select reference clock, and check results<br />

# -----------------------------------------------------------------<br />

401 <strong>GPS</strong>EST CLK_RES ANY 1 302<br />

402 <strong>GPS</strong>XTR CLK_RES ANY 1 401<br />

403 RESRMS CLK_RES ANY 1 401<br />

411 CCRNXC CLK_RES ANY 1 401<br />

421 CODSPPAP CLK_RES ANY 1 411<br />

422 CODSPP_P CLK_RES ANY 1 421<br />

PID 401 <strong>GPS</strong>EST: The script runs <strong>GPS</strong>EST for generating the final solution. Clock RINEX<br />

and residual files result.<br />

PID 402 <strong>GPS</strong>XTR: A summary of the <strong>GPS</strong>EST run is extracted for the final protocol file.<br />

The a posteriori rms should be approximately 1 mm.<br />

PID 403 RESRMS: A residual statistics of the final solution is created with RESRMS. This<br />

overview is contained in the processing summary.<br />

PID 411 CCRNXC: Program CCRNXC identifies the best reference clock among all station<br />

clocks and generates the final clock solution file (clock RINEX and <strong>Bernese</strong> clock file).<br />

The processing summary contains the resulting CCRNXC output providing information<br />

on the selected reference clock and the performance of a polynomial fit of the estimated<br />

clock corrections.<br />

PID 421 CODSPPAP: This is the parallelization script for CODSPP.<br />

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