USNO Analysis Report for Q18239 ($18AUG27XK) This report is a contributed analysis report that does not correspond to the database maintained by the IVS Data Centers for this session. (Analyzed by Christopher Dieck, US Naval Observatory. Spoolfile source: interactive nuSolve analysis.) Problems: NYALES20 did not observe. Number of observations rejected during correlation: 2 Scan 239-0700, SESHAN25:WETTZ13N, 1849+670, 07:00:13 Scan 239-0700, SESHAN25:WETTZELL, 1849+670, 07:00:13 Number of observations not usable by the software: 3 observation 26, SESHAN25:WETTZ13N, 0641+392, 07:30:10, quality codes - S:9, X:0 observation 53, SESHAN25:WETTZ13N, 2000+472, 07:56:21, quality codes - S:0, X:9 observation 54, SESHAN25:WETTZELL, 2000+472, 07:56:21, quality codes - S:0, X:9 Number of observations rejected during analysis: 20 The WETTZ13N:WETTZELL baseline was not suitable for analysis and all 20 scans were deselected. Other comments: Clock breaks on WETTZ13N added by vgosDbProcLogs, and are at the start of the experiment, so have no impact. Parameterization: 8 parameters: UT1 offset atmosphere offset for: SESHAN25 WETTZ13N WETTZELL clock offset (0), first order term (1), and/or second order term (2) for: SESHAN25 (0,1) clock break(s) (see next section) Clock breaks: WETTZ13N 07:00 WETTZ13N 07:00 Session Statistics Observations: 120 scheduled (from all stations---includes NYALES20) 60 scheduled (from available stations---does not include NYALES20) 58 correlated (included in the database) 55 recoverable (usable in Solve/nuSolve) 35 used Session fit: 56.025 ps UT1 formal error: 18.40 microsec Source Performance Number of Observations Scheduled Correlated* Used 0718+793 6 3 2 0823+033 6 3 2 0955+476 6 3 2 1053+815 6 3 2 1156+295 6 3 2 3C274 6 3 2 1300+580 6 3 2 1726+455 6 3 2 0613+570 6 3 2 2000+472 6 3 0 0641+392 6 3 1 0729+259 6 3 2 1040+244 6 3 2 1053+704 6 3 2 0016+731 6 3 2 1015+359 6 3 2 0821+394 6 3 2 1030+415 6 3 2 1504+377 6 3 2 1849+670 6 1 0 ------------ --------- ---------- ------ Source Total 120 58 35 * Correlated means included in the database. Please note that the number of recoverable (usable) observations cannot be broken down by source for Intensive solutions.