Bernese GNSS Software Version 5.2 Tutorial

4 Terminal Session: TuesdayToday’s terminal session is to:1. import the observations from the RINEX format into the Bernese formatfor all four days of the example using RXOBV3 (section 4.1).2. preprocess the Bernese observation files:• receiver clock synchronization (CODSPP, section 4.2.1)• baseline generation (SNGDIF, section 4.2.2)• preprocess baselines (MAUPRP, section 4.2.3)4.1 Importing the ObservationsThe campaign has now been set up and all necessary files are available. The first partof processing consists of the transfer of the observations from RINEX to Bernese (binary)format. To get an overview of the data availability you may generate a pseudographicfrom the RINEX observation files using the program RNXGRA in "Menu>RINEX>RINEX utilities>Create observation statistics" — this step is not mandatory but it may be usefulto get an impression of the tracking performance of the stations before you start theanalysis.Importing the RINEX observation files is the task of the program RXOBV3 in "Menu>RINEX>Import RINEX to Bernese format>Observation files" (we do not use the RINEX navigation files forthis processing example).All RINEX observation files fitting the pattern ${P}/INTRO/RAW/????2070.10O are selectedautomatically by the current entry in the input field “original RINEX observation files”.Page 27