The Bernese GNSS Software, Version 5.2, continues in the tradition of its predecessors as a high performance, high accuracy, and highly flexible reference GPS/GLONASS (GNSS) post-processing package. Some of the key characteristics of the Bernese GNSS Software are:
- State-of-the-art modeling
- Detailed control over all relevant processing options
- Powerful tools for automatization (Bernese Processing Engine, BPE)
- Adherence to up-to-date, internationally adopted standards
- Great flexibility stemming from a highly modular design
- Available on Unix/Linux, Mac and Windows platforms
- User-friendly GUI with a built-in HTML-based help system
- Multi-session parallel processing for reprocessing activities
- Ready-to-use BPE examples for different
applications:
- PPP (basic and advanced versions)
- RINEX-to-SINEX (double-difference network processing)
- Clock determination (zero-difference network processing)
- LEO precise orbit determination based on GPS-data
- SLR validation of GNSS or LEO orbits
Some of them are prepared for an hourly processing scheme. - Program for automated coordinate time series analysis (FODITS)
- Ambiguity resolution for GPS and GLONASS
- Flexible parameter handling on normal equation level
- Modern troposphere models (e.g., VMF1, GMF/GPT)
- Ionosphere modelling including higher order ionosphere corrections
- IGS and IERS 2010 conventions compliance
- Combination of different receiver and antenna types
- Galileo processing capability
- Rapid processing of small-size single and dual frequency surveys
- Automatic processing of permanent networks
- Any type of post-processing from near-real time to reprocessing years of GNSS data
- Processing of data from a large number of receivers
- Combined processing of GPS and GLONASS observations
- Analysis of real kinematic receivers (even on airplanes)
- Ionosphere and troposphere monitoring
- Clock estimation and time transfer
- Orbit determination for GNSS and Low Earth orbiting satellites together with related parameters (e.g., Earth orientation parameters)
- SLR orbit validation
- Scientists for research and education
- Survey agencies responsible for high-accuracy GNSS surveys (e.g., first order networks)
- Agencies responsible to maintain arrays of permanent GNSS receivers
- Commercial users with complex applications demanding high accuracy, reliability, and high productivity
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Features
- Overview
- Detailed list
- Processing details
- Technical aspects
- General dataflow
- List of parameters
- User support
- New features
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