The scripts and re-compiled executables (for hpux10) are available by
anonymous ftp at at ftp://clockdev.usno.navy.mil/pub/4kristine

The executables had to be re-compiled to provide larger array bounds.  The
qmmatch business is necessary to align two qmfiles (i.e. two data arcs) in
order to account for phase windup.  Also, in order to allow the qmmatching,
I splice (in the setup_clock script) two consecutive days of RINEX even
though only the last half-hour of the previous arc of data is used.  This is
not a very efficient use of the computer's time, but it was the easiest way
of solving the problem.  

The double-differenced ambiguity resolution also works, but I don't use it
because it doesn't really affect clocks and you'll notice that the lines
corresponding to this are commented out.

The gipsy_clock_run_net_IGS_cf is the script which does the continuous
filtering, though of course, you should preform a standard filter/smoother
run for the first day to start the filter.  You should also comment out the
10-day back smoothing (at the end of gipsy_clock_run_net_IGS_cf) until you
have processed 10 days of data.  I perform 4 sets of smoothed solutions
(0-day, i.e. continous filtering only, 1-day smoothed, 2-day smoothed, and
10-day smoothed.)  

Finally, I expect you will find a number of inefficiencies in the scripts
and probably has a number of variables that are no longer used.  My
disclaimer is that the script evolved over time and this was my first lesson
in UNIX script writing.  Any suggestions you have would be warmly received.

I hope this is clear, but if not, you may call me or we can trade emails.

Ken

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