[daip] Re: One more CLCOR question

[Leonia Kogan]

>Let me re-pharse my question.  If there is only one entry for
>an antenna, will that result in a constant atmospheric (or clock)
>correction, even if there input file has non-zero rate values?

The answer is YES. Non-zero rate value is used to correct the RATE column at the 
CL table.

Leonia



Mark Reid wrote:

>On Thu, 17 Nov 2005, Leonia Kogan wrote:
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>>CLCOR ('atmo') interpolates zenith delay and rate, and clock delay and
>>rate to the given CL time using the nearest value from the input file
>>separately for each antenna.
>>If there is only one entry for the antenna then this entry is used.
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>>The interpolated rates are not used to extrapolate in time (either one
>>entry or more entries). Instead the rates used to correct the CL table
>>rates (under control CLCORPRM(1))
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>     I'm not sure I follow the last paragraph fully.
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>Let me re-pharse my question.  If there is only one entry for
>an antenna, will that result in a constant atmospheric (or clock)
>correction, even if there input file has non-zero rate values?
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>Mark
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