Within this repository, you can find the tasks of GNSS Data Processing course given by Prof. Dr. Sławomir Cellmer. You can find the process and mathematical equations for the data processing with explanations in .pdf files in the PDF's folder. From there, you can have an idea about the course content and learn how the studies are done step by step. The aim of the course is, using mathematical formulas and filtering GNSS data where we get from BKG website. Studies were conducted on 6 different exercises. The .txt files were given to us by the Professor.
Presentations
RINEX The Receiver Independent Exchange Format
Different manufacturers of GPS receivers had their own format of data file. During large GPS observation campain different GPS receivers have been involved.
Hence, a need for one common format of data file arised.
Until now three major versions have been developed and published:
Version 1 (1989)
Version 2 (1990)
Version 3 (2015)
There are some RINEX-like exchange file formats, mainly used by the International GNSS service IGS e.g.:
IONEX – exchange format for ionosphere models
ANTEX – exchange format for phase center variations of geodetic GNSS antennae
Version 3.XX
Three ASCII file types:
Observation data file
Navigation data file
Meteorological data file
Observation Data File
There are three quantities in that file:
Time is receiver time of the received signals.
Identical for the phase and pseudorange measurement.
Identical for all satellites observed at that epoch
Pseudo-Range (PR) is the distance from the receiver antenna to the satellite antenna including receiver and satellite clock offsets (and other biases, such as atmospheric delays: