A little over a week ago (Saturday 11/16/24) I collected base station data with a Carlson BRx7 receiver at a point in an open area (good visibility of satellites). Downloaded the BIN file and used Hemisphere's RinexDesktop application to convert the BIN file to RINEX .24o file. I then submitted to NGS OPUS-RS for a base point solution.
I received in response an email "OPUS-RS aborting". The text of that email (below) provides a few clues. I did notice that the solution attempt only used about 60% of the available observations. What is the "network quality indicator" and what would be a good value vs. a bad value?
Sometimes, waiting seems to be the cure, and so I have now submitted five times over the last week, all with the following result.
Therefore, I went to the site again yesterday (Saturday 11/23/24) and collected another static file over the same base point. Only difference was the height to the ARP. Same process, i.e. BIN to RINEX, and it processed fine. Used about 92 percent of available observations.
I'm attaching both files for reference. I would appreciate any suggestions as to what may have gone wrong.
Thanks, Al
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FILE: 20241116_EGREMONT.24o OP1732502129891
RSGPS OUTPUT
VERSION= rsgps version 1.38 2017 05 26
Run Date and Time = 2024 11 24 21 36 2
Project Directory = /var/tmp/opus_local/RS273/24321/
Solution Mode = network
W-Ratio test indicates SUCCESS!
Observations Used/Available= 8120 13624
Network Quality Indicator= 23.66
RMS= 0.465
