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CNES Real-time Analysis center Status Real Time analysis center since 2011 Supported messages (5 sec sampling) GPS orbits and clocks Orbits retrieved from various sources and improved using real-time measurements Orbits quality around 3 cm Clocks standard deviation less than 0.1 ns Glonass orbits and clocks GPS and Glonass code biases (Bern DCBs) GPS Phase biases for ambiguity resolution on isolated receivers Ongoing work Switch to MSM messages thanks to the MGEX network L5 phase bias computation for 3-freq ambiguity resolution on blocks IIF Galileo clocks computation (ultra-rapid orbits provided by DLR for preliminary tests) 20/11/2018

Ambiguity fixing group Purpose of the group To participate in the RTCM standardization process for SSR phase biases messages from the IGS point of view Geo++ is in charge of this standardization Group is composed of : BKG, CNES, CTUP, DLR, ESOC, Geo++, GFZ, NrCan After some corrections and changes, Geo++ issued a document in version 6 (final) in May 2014 Main ingredients of phase biases messages One phase bias per observable (same convention as SSR code bias) Satellite yaw information (for combinations of solutions) Continuity indicator (to reset ambiguity vector at user level) Other indicators (WL/NL integer ambiguity, dispersive signal) CNES computes and generates phase biases for GPS (streams CLK9x) IGS mail #6916 Allows ambiguity resolution on GPS Ongoing encoding/decoding interoperability tests with Geo++ 20/11/2018