Strange OPUS Error..

That has been an issue, I though they would not process at all if they were present. Not sure why they can't just ignore them.

I always strip out the Glonass (and other constellations) before submitting. Relatively easy to do with teqc, just use the -R switch on the command line to get rid of Glonass birds

Like John (above), I always strip out the GLONASS (Compass, Galileo) birds before sending the files to OPUS.

However, I just sent a "full boat" (NAVSTAR,GLONASS,Compass,Galileo) file just to see what happened, and it processed fine (<5 minute turnaround).

Loyal

Just submitted one with GLONASS SVs 10 minutes ago and processed fine.

Williwaw, post: 449498, member: 7066 wrote: Just submitted one with GLONASS SVs 10 minutes ago and processed fine.

It's different for you...you can see Russia from your job site.

I probably got flagged for my time in the Baltic...

thebionicman, post: 449502, member: 8136 wrote: I probably got flagged for my time in the Baltic...

Russian satellites do not interfere with US Government OPUS solutions. Failing surveying media desperate for page views. Sad!
#fakenews

James Fleming, post: 449499, member: 136 wrote: It's different for you...you can see Russia from your job site.

Yes, but only because the earth is flat, and if you believe this you too could qualify as a Fox News commentator.

It MIGHT be that certain servers at NGS behave differently. Not all data is processed on a single server, maybe they have slightly different versions of software. I write a lot of software, and I know it can be difficult to make sure that the software on all of my PC's is all the same version. I make small tweaks and bug fixes, but I do not put version numbers on them (just me and my staff using the software), so it can be difficult to keep track.

They probably use scripts to pre-process the data, and one single line in a script can make a difference.