I use the Bernese Processing Engine (BPE) of the Brenese GNSS software for my GPS data processing. This makes me capable to process a huge data set of RINEX observation files automatically. However, sometimes I get problem specially when I have a high number of files per day, or when I add a new station.
Geonics
Friday, August 08, 2014
Friday, July 25, 2014
SINEX to GITSA GTS format conversion
Following my previous post, I recently developed a MATLAB script to convert SINEX format to GITSA GTS format, called 'snx2crd'. This script reads the SINEX output files and makes coordinates input
files in the GTS format for the GITSA software.
PBO to GTS format conversion
Since the format conversion utility was removed from the current version
of GITSA, users should write their own conversion script to convert
their data to the GITSA native format (GTS).
Monday, November 25, 2013
EPC: Matlab software to estimate Euler pole parameters
Euler Pole Calculator (EPC) is a MATLAB software to estimate the Euler pole parameters of some points located on the Earth's surface within the same rigid tectonic block.
Friday, May 04, 2012
GDC: GPS Date Converter
GPS Date Converter (GDC) is a small utility to convert six different date formats, including: (1) decimal year, (2) year, month, day, (3) year, day of year, (4) GPS week, day of week, (5) Julian date, and (6) modified Julian date.
Monday, April 30, 2012
Geological setting of the Saint Lawrence valley
The Saint Lawrence valley region is located in an intra-plate tectonic setting since about 200 MYBP but has been the locus of several major tectonic events in the last approximately 1 GYBP
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Seismicity in the Saint Lawrence valley
Canada east of the Cordillera, extending north from the US border to the Arctic Ocean, comprises about two-third of the stable craton of the North American plate. Much of this large area appears to be substantially aseismic, although it contains several zones of significant seismicity and a few other regions of lower-level seismicity.
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