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r2479 r2480 1488 1488 Once BNC has been started, many of its configuration options cannot be changed as long as it is stopped. See chapter 'Reread Configuration' for on-the-fly configuration exceptions. 1489 1489 </li> 1490 <br> 1490 1491 <li> 1492 The following effects are so far ignored in BNC's Precise Point Positioning (PPP) approach:<br> 1493 - Satellite antenna offset: horizontal effect = few cm, vertical effect = up to 10 cm<br> 1494 - Satellite antenna phase center variation: vertical effect =1 mm<br> 1495 - Phase wind up: horizontal and vertical effect = a few mm<br> 1496 - Earth tides: horizontal effect: a few cm, vertical effect: a few dm<br> 1497 - Earth’s rotation: horizontal effect = a few cm<br> 1498 - Atmospheric, hydrological, and ocean loading: vertical effect = up to 5 cm<br> 1499 - Offset of ground antenna: horizontal effect = a few mm, vertical effect: up to 5 cm<br> 1500 - Ground antenna phase center variation: vertical effect = a few mm<br> 1501 It basically means that with BNC's PPP the horizontal position can actually not be better than 5 cm and the height component cannot be better than 10 cm. 1502 </li> 1503 1491 1504 </ul> 1492 1505 <p><a name="authors"><h3>5. Authors</h3></p>
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