Question

Hi all!

Although I checked my navigation gps file a few times, I got same error while running ResCorApp^? in the ionosphere example. This is the error that I got: "text 0:File alldata/YALI2200.06n is neither BCE nor PE file." What do BCE and PE mean?

Thanks.

-- DenizBozkurt - 14 Jul 2008

Answer

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BCE = broadcast ephemeris PE = precise ephemeris

-- OctavianAndrei - 15 Jul 2008

I would suspect it is not recognizing the file as a valid RINEX data file. What is the RINEX version? Is it non-standard in some way?

-- RickMach - 15 Jul 2008

I tried both rinex version of 2.0 and 2.1 but got same message. The data seems well-formatted. I can send a sample of the data.

-- DenizBozkurt

How about attaching the file to this topic? Use the "Attach" link below.

-- RickMach - 16 Jul 2008

Here is the attachment of sample rinex data for both version of 2.0 and 2.1

• TUZL.zip: A sample rinex data for both version of 2.0 and 2.1

-- DenizBozkurt - 17 Jul 2008

The file TUZL2200.06o has the timetag 9:56:60.0 in the header; the Rinex reader is rejecting this as an invalid time tag. ResCor^?, part of the GPS ToolKit^?, Ver. 3.8 7/11/08 (editor 3.5 6/21/2007), Run 2008/07/21 07:43:08 Opened log file (for all output, including debug) ResCor^?.log Caught an FFStreamError^? while reading header: Invalid hh:mm:ss: 9:56:60.00000000000000000 End ResCor^?

I don't see anything wrong with the TUZL270*

-- BrianTolman - 21 Jul 2008