| | 1 | == Producing basestation files for Iceland. == |
| | 2 | So far only tested for reyk |
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| | 4 | ''' In Linux ''' |
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| | 6 | Download the .13n files for the time needed from: ftp://igs.bkg.bund.de/<basestation>/highrate/ Each file contains 15 minutes of data. |
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| | 8 | Extract the zipped files then convert to .13o files using {{{CRX2RNX [file]}}}. |
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| | 10 | Concatenate the .13o files using {{{ teqc [file1] [file2] [file3] > [output file] }}} |
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| | 12 | Transfer to the Windows machine. |
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| | 14 | ''' On the Windows Machine ''' |
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| | 16 | Create an IPAS TC project like normal but on the add basestaton menu choose to download service data. This will get you a .gbp file, a .epp file and a .sta file.(This .gbp file doesn't seem to be used, as it's missing the level 2 correction in its header.) |
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| | 18 | Use GraphNav to convert the .l3o file created earlier, giving it the .epp file created by IPAS TC when it asks for one. This should create a .gbp file that will actualy work. |
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| | 20 | Do basestation PPP and the rest of the processing as normal using this .gbp file. |