GnssNormals2Sinex

Write GNSS data/metadata and normal equations to SINEX format.

Normal equations usually come from GnssProcessing (e.g. from GNSS satellite orbit determination and station network analysis). Metadata input files include stationInfo/transmitterInfo, antennaDefinition, and stationList/transmitterList, see GnssAntex2AntennaDefinition.

Name	Type	Annotation
outputfileSinexNormals	filename	full SINEX file including normal equations
outputfileSinexCoordinates	filename	SINEX file without normal equations (station coordinates file)
inputfileNormals	filename	normal equation matrix
inputfileSolution	filename	parameter vector
inputfileSigmax	filename	standard deviations of the parameters (sqrt of the diagonal of the inverse normal equation)
inputfileApriori	filename	apriori parameter vector
inputfileAprioriSigma	filename	constraint sigmas for apriori parameter vector
inputfileAprioriMatrix	filename	normal equation matrix of applied constraints
transmitterConstellation	sequence	transmitter constellation metadata
inputfileTransmitterList	filename	transmitter PRNs used in solution
inputfileTransmitterInfo	filename	transmitter info file template
inputfileAntennaDefinition	filename	transmitter phase centers and variations (ANTEX)
variablePrn	string	loop variable for PRNs from transmitter list
stations	sequence
inputfileStationList	filename	stations contained in normal equations
inputfileStationInfo	filename	station info file template
inputfileAntennaDefinition	filename	station phase centers and variations (ANTEX)
variableStationName	string	loop variable for station names from station list
observationTimeStart	time	start time for which solution has observations
observationTimeEnd	time	end time for which solution has observations
time	time	reference time for parameters
sampling	double	[seconds] observation sampling
antennaCalibrationModel	string	e.g. IGS14_WWWW (WWWW = ANTEX release GPS week)
sinexHeader	sequence
agencyCode	string	identify the agency providing the data
timeStart	time	start time of the data
timeEnd	time	end time of the data
observationCode	string	technique used to generate the SINEX solution
constraintCode	string	0: tight constraint, 1: siginficant constraint, 2: unconstrained
solutionContent	string	solution types contained in the SINEX solution (S O E T C A)
description	string	organizitions gathering/alerting the file contents
contact	string	Address of the relevant contact. e-mail
output	string	Description of the file contents
input	string	Brief description of the input used to generate this solution
software	string	Software used to generate the file
hardware	string	Computer hardware on which above software was run
inputfileComment	filename	comments in the comment block from a file (truncated at 80 characters)
comment	string	comments in the comment block