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Bernese GPS Software Version 5.0 - Bernese GNSS Software

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22.6 <strong>Bernese</strong> Observation Files<br />

22.6.1 General Remarks<br />

22.6 <strong>Bernese</strong> Observation Files<br />

The binary observation information used in the <strong>Bernese</strong> <strong>GPS</strong> <strong>Software</strong> is split into two<br />

parts:<br />

• a header file containing all the relevant information to identify and to process the<br />

observations (station, receiver, satellites, etc.).<br />

• an observation file with all the code, phase, or range observations.<br />

The type of file (code/phase, zero/single, range, header/observations) is indicated by the<br />

extension, see Table 22.2. The file format is the same for all types. This separation of<br />

information in two files makes it easier and more efficient to, e.g., update resolved ambiguities,<br />

since in this case only the header files have to be read and written and not all the<br />

observations.<br />

SLR range measurements are converted into binary header and observation files, too, but<br />

only code zero difference files are created. The SLR range measurements are adapted into<br />

the code zero difference binary format.<br />

No examples are supplied for the binary observation and header files. The ASCII image of an<br />

observation file consisting of header and observations contains, however, the full information<br />

of the binary version and will be described in detail below.<br />

There are small differences between the formats of the observation files for the different<br />

versions of the <strong>Bernese</strong> <strong>GPS</strong> <strong>Software</strong>. Compatibility is guaranteed, which means that you<br />

may, e.g., process <strong>Version</strong> 3.4 observation files with <strong>Version</strong> <strong>5.0</strong> , but not vice versa.<br />

Program CHGHED (”Menu>Service><strong>Bernese</strong> observation files>Change header information”) may be used<br />

to change the content of the header, program SATMRK (”Menu>Service><strong>Bernese</strong> observation files<br />

>Mark/delete observations”) may modify observation flags and reset ambiguities.<br />

Table 22.2: Observation files.<br />

File Description Ext<br />

Code/SLR range header (binary) CZH<br />

Code/SLR range observations (binary) CZO<br />

Phase header (binary) PZH<br />

Phase observations (binary) PZO<br />

Code single difference header (binary) CSH<br />

Code single difference observations (binary) CSO<br />

Phase single difference header (binary) PSH<br />

Phase single difference observations (binary) PSO<br />

Code/SLR range observations (ASCII) FCZ<br />

Phase ASCII observations (ASCII) FPZ<br />

Code single difference observations (ASCII) FCS<br />

Phase single difference observations (ASCII) FPS<br />

<strong>Bernese</strong> <strong>GPS</strong> <strong>Software</strong> <strong>Version</strong> <strong>5.0</strong> Page 499

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