USNO GPS Data Categories Explanation
USNO GPS Data Categories Explanation
USNO GPS Data Categories Explanation
| Column | Data Category | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | PRN | the satellite vehicle PRN number |
| 2 | MJD | the five digit Modified Julian Date and the fraction of day at the midpoint of the track |
| 3 | BGTK HHMM |
hour and minute (in UTC) of the start of the track tracks begin at 1 second after the minute |
| 4 | TRK SEC |
the track length in seconds (a full track is 780 seconds) |
| 5 | MC-GPS NS |
the time difference (measured in nanoseconds) between UTC(USNO MC) and GPS time, referred to the midpoint of the pass via a linear fit |
| 6 | SLOPE PS/S |
the slope determined via the linear fit to produce MC-GPS (measured in picoseconds per second) |
| 7 | RMS NS |
the root mean square of the residuals of the linear fit used to produce MC-GPS |
| 8 | SAMP N |
the number of data points used in the fit to produce MC-GPS |
| 9 | EL DG |
the elevation (in degrees) of the satellite at the midpoint of the track (data prior to MJD 50846 gives elevation at beginning of track) |
| 10 | AZM DEG |
the azimuth (in degrees) of the satellite at the midpoint of the track (data prior to MJD 50846 gives azimuth at beginning of track) |
| 11 | ION NS |
the modeled ionospheric delay (measured in nanoseconds) referred to the midpoint of the pass via a linear fit |
| 12 | MC-SATCL NS |
the time difference (measured in nanoseconds) between UTC(USNO MC) and satellite time, referred to the midpoint of the pass via a linear fit |
| 13 | SLOPE PS/S |
the slope determined via the linear fit to produce MC-SATCL (measured in picoseconds per second) |
| 14 | TROP NS |
the modeled tropospheric delay (measured in nanoseconds) referred to the midpoint of the pass via a linear fit |
