Bernese GNSS Software Version 5.2 Tutorial

2.4 Menu Variables>Configure>Menu variables". Three kinds of menu variables are available: predefined variables(also called menu time variables), user–defined variables, and system environment variables.The use of system environment variables is necessary to generate the complete path tothe files used in the Bernese GNSS Software. The campaign data are located in thedirectory ${P}/INTRO=${HOME}/GPSDATA/INTRO. The user–dependent files can be foundat ${U}=${HOME}/GPSUSER52 — note that ${HOME} may have been already translated intothe name of your home–directory. The temporary user files are saved in ${T}=/scratch/local/bern52. Finally, the campaign–independent files reside in ${X}=/home/bswadmin/BERN52/GPS.The predefined variables provide a set of time strings assigned to the current session. Fromthe second panel of the menu variables you get an overview on the available variables andtheir usage:Be aware that the variable $S+1 refers to the next session. Because we are using a sessiontable for daily processing it also corresponds to the next day.Bernese GNSS Software, Version 5.2 Page 13