[daip] Re: CLCOR sign conventions
Leonia Kogan
lkogan at aoc.nrao.edu
Tue Jan 28 13:56:43 EST 2003
Mark,
You wrote:
The fitting program provided the following results:
Vertical
delay
PARAMETER LEAST SQUARE VALUE 1-SIGMA ERRORS ST Elev theory
(m) (cm)
A1 T(cm) -215.238782 0.997365 BR 255 218
A2 T(cm) -187.219800 0.933735 FD 1615 186
A3 T(cm) -220.477216 1.964724 HN 309 217
A4 T(cm) -178.049764 0.629284 KP 1916 180
A5 T(cm) -177.211686 0.954120 LA 1967 179
A6 T(cm) 0.000000 0.000000 MK 3720
A7 T(cm) -219.651005 1.576241 NL 241 219
A8 T(cm) -198.311136 0.731832 OV 1207 195
A9 T(cm) -168.768906 0.843504 PT 2371 170
A10T(cm) -228.808112 1.787768 SC 16 225
Using positive (+) vertical delays, I found the residual
delays got worse (nearly doubled).
Using negative (-) vertical delays, I found the residual
delays got much better (nearly zero) and were comparable to
those obtained from the WITH_ATM data.
The CLCOR help file reports:
The values given at the
zenith delay correspond to the desired correction.
Therefore the given zenith delay should be
subtructed from the full zenith delay.
If we take "the desired correction" from the last column of your table
then the help file recomends wrong sign.
If we take "the desired correction" from the last column of your table
then the help file recomends wrong sign
If we take "the desired correction" from the second column of your table
then the help file recomends right sign.
The desired correction is added to the relevant column of the CL table.
So it should be megative!!!!
I'll think more about the sign later
Thanks
Leonia
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