Currently if reference station (ALMA) does not cover some part of the R-L delay referencing solution interval (typically one track but could be shorter depending on a priori configuration), the station to calibration may not pick up any solution and this does not trigger any clear warning to user and is difficult to handle in any case, requiring manual intervention.
Currently if reference station (ALMA) does not cover some part of the R-L delay referencing solution interval (typically one track but could be shorter depending on a priori configuration), the station to calibration may not pick up any solution and this does not trigger any clear warning to user and is difficult to handle in any case, requiring manual intervention.