sh_upd_stnfo onsa 站出问题---bob King 给出解决方法

给bob king去了封邮件，说了一下问题，他给出了如下回复：

 

In the current version of mstinf (called by sh_upd_stnfo), if the RINEX header

has the conventional IGS name for the receiver, 'JPS E_GGD' in this case, the

translation to GAMIT codes is done from rcvant.dat, which should result in

successfully writing either 'JPS E_GGD' or 'JPSLGE' in your station.info,

depending on whether you've used 'Receiver Type' or 'RcvCod' in the header of

the file.  This change was made after the release of 10.35, however, so you'll

need to install the incremental updates.  

 

If the RINEX header does not have 'JPS E_GGD', then whatever is in the RINEX

header should match what you hvae in guess_rcvant.dat.  Check the header and

also that you have guess_rcvant.dat linked in your directory. This approach

should work even with the 10.35 code (without incremental updates).

 

The preferred way to construct station.info for your processing is to first

extract the IGS sites from the SOPAC station.info file (updated daily at

MIT in incremental_updates/tables).  With the current version of sh_upd_stnfo

and mstinf, you can do this efficiently with the '-l' option, which results

in reading a list of stations you need, or constructing the list from the

entries in sites.defaults.

 

问题阐述：

http://hi.baidu.com/zzh_my/blog/item/4bdbfb7efd6372340dd7dadc.html