[teqc] Azimuth and elevation calculations ...
Lou Estey
lou at unavco.org
Tue Oct 5 07:13:02 MDT 2010
Dear Oskar,
> I am using teqc for quality check of my RINEX files. One of these
> quality parameters is also sky plot, to se in detail obstacles in
> surroundings of gnss antenna.
> But resulted azimuth and elevation files present all possible
> observations and not true observations. Is there any switch that result
> in real azimuth and elevation files?
No, there isn't.
> And another issue that's been bothering me is calculated antenna
> position. In all calculations discrepancies are more than 200 m. Is that
> normal as receivers compute position
> on a basis of same observations and navigation message?
The qc algorithm doesn't need accurate point-pointing, so it was not
done. Back when it was developed, selective availability was in use
and the position accuracy was about the same as one would obtain from
a single-frequency receiver.
cheers,
--lou
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