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4 Terminal Session: TuesdayYou can verify this by pressing the button just right from this input field (labeled with thefile extension 10O). In the file selection dialog you will find the list of currently selectedfiles. The RINEX files of the year 2011 are shown if a current session from the year 2011is selected. In that case the label of the button changes to 11O.The next panel specifies the general input files. There are three further panels defining theinput options for RXOBV3. They allow to select the data to be imported and to specify afew parameters for the Bernese observation header files.We select GPS/GLO for the option “Satellite system to be considered” to exclude observationsfrom GNSS where no orbits are available.Page 28AIUB
4.1 Importing the ObservationsTwo more panels provide options to verify the RINEX header information:Start the program with the ˆRun–button.A warning message may appear to inform you that the observations for the GLONASSsatellite R09 (satellite system R for GLONASS in RINEX whereas satellite numbersbetween 100 and 199 are in use within the Bernese GNSS Software) are removed becauseof an entry in the “Satellite problems” file provided in panel “RXOBV3 1.1: GeneralFiles”.### SR SAVMEA: PROBLEM FOR SATELLITE: 109INDICATED IN SATCRUX : ${X}/GEN/SAT_2010.CRXPROBLEM : BAD PHASE+CODEREQUESTED ACTION : OBS. REMOVEDBernese GNSS Software, Version 5.2 Page 29
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