Changeset 11072 in ntrip


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Oct 5, 2026, 1:53:00 PM (24 hours ago)
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stuerze
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initial import for ssr qc

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     2243    <li value="31"> Configuration File '31_SsrQC.bnc'<br>
     2244      Purpose: Quality control of Broadcast Correction streams (see section 'QC Logfile, QC Interval').
     2245      The configuration reads a Broadcast Ephemeris stream and three Broadcast Correction streams in
     2246      IGS-SSR format (SSRA00CNE1, SSRA00CHC1) and RTCM-SSR format (Galileo HAS, SSRA00EUH0; needs an account
     2247      at the Galileo HAS caster). An hourly QC report per stream and system is saved in the QC logfile
     2248      'SsrQC.txt'. The configuration can be applied to a raw file as well:
     2249      bnc --conf 31_SsrQC.bnc --file &lt;rawFile&gt; --key ssrQcIntr "5 min"
     2250    </li>
     2251
    22432252  </ol>
    22442253  <b>(B) Working with Command Line configuration options</b><br><br>
    … …  
    50745083    <li>the number of gaps, i.e. intervals longer than twice the larger of declared and median interval,</li>
    50755084    <li>the number of epochs older than the previous one (out of order),</li>
    5076     <li>the latency, median and maximum, i.e. the time of the decoded output minus the epoch time. Note that BNC
    5077       passes on the corrections of an epoch when the next epoch arrives; the latency therefore includes one update
    5078       interval. When reading a raw file, the times of the file are used,</li>
     5085    <li>the latency, median and maximum, i.e. the time of the decoded output minus the epoch time. BNC passes on
     5086      the corrections of a message type as soon as its last message of the epoch has arrived (Multiple Message
     5087      Indicator 0). When reading a raw file, the times of the file are used,</li>
    50795088    <li>the number of satellites.</li>
    50805089  </ul>
    … …  
    50885097      biases or phase biases (the latter two only if the stream provides them for the system),</li>
    50895098    <li>orbit and clock corrections referring to an IOD of no received broadcast ephemeris, to an unhealthy
    5090       broadcast ephemeris, or to a satellite without broadcast ephemeris (number of corrections in brackets),</li>
     5099      broadcast ephemeris, or to a satellite without broadcast ephemeris (number of corrections in brackets; not
     5100      checked during the first 2 minutes, while the broadcast ephemerides are received),</li>
    50915101    <li>the code bias signals provided, satellites without code biases of the reference signals (GPS C1W/C2W, GLONASS
    50925102      C1P/C2P, Galileo C1C/C5Q, BDS C2I/C6I, QZSS C1C/C2L), and the standard deviation and maximum of the
    … …  
    50945104      legitimate if the clocks are estimated with other signals, but must then be consistent with the clocks
    50955105      (see section 'Combination'),</li>
     5106    <li>the phase bias signals provided,</li>
    50965107    <li>clock jumps, i.e. clock changes between consecutive epochs (same IOD) beyond the clock rate of more than
    50975108      0.5 m,</li>
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