Bernese GPS Software Version 5.0 - Bernese GNSS Software

22. Data Structure
"Program"
Area
$C / %C%
"Data"
Area
$P / %P%
"User"
Area
$U / %U%
GPS
$X / %X%
Campaign 1
Campaign 2
GEN
ATM ORX OBS SOL
STA
PCF
SKL
RAW ORB OUT BPE
PAN OPT SCRIPT
OUT
PAN
WORK
Figure 22.1: Directory structure of the Bernese GPS Software Version 5.0 .
these subdirectories is given in the next sections of this chapter. The names of the subdirectories
are not fixed. They might be changed using the menu system (”Menu>Configure>Paths
and extensions”). This is not recommended, however. More information may be found in the
Chapters 18 and 3.
User-specific data directories are used for the manual processing mode (PAN, OUT, WORK).
They are campaign-independent. Most of the directories contain, as mentioned, copies from
the master files of the program directories: the directories OPT, PAN, PCF, SCRIPT stemming
from the directories with the same names in the “program area” (Exception: files in
the user directory SCRIPT stem from the master directory USERSCPT and not SCRIPT; see
also Chapter 21). The directory WORK is used in the manual processing mode for temporary
copies of files or for scratch files. Its content may be deleted if no BPE is running. The
directories SCRIPT, OPT, and PCF are used for the BPE, only.
In addition temporary files are stored in a temporary area (${T} / %T%). These files are
important for processing with the BPE (see Chapter 19). The files of this group are, in
principle, nothing else than local copies for the automated processing with the BPE. The
directories may be removed if no BPE is running. The directory structure of the temporary
area is explained in detail in Chapter 19.
22.3 Overview of the Data Files
In the following sections we explain the content of the files in more detail. We concentrate
on some specific directories: the general files of the program-specific area and all important
files of the campaign-specific area.
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