Mom who Maps

:: makedir.cmd :: by MAbuel 05-26-2010 :: Creates new folder(s) within the folder where this batch file was saved :: New folder names are separated by space (i.e. 112 113 114 will create 3 folders namely 112,113 and 114) :: To create new folders with filenames containing spaces, enclose the folder name with quotation marks :: (i.e. "melanie abuel" "phivolcs" will create 2 folders namely melanie abuel and phivolcs) ************************************************************************************* @echo off set /p name="Type folder name(s): " md %1 %name% ************************************************************************************

The GPS Project I am part of the GPS-Active Fault Deformation Mapping project in the Philippines. Through GPS we are trying to study the kinematics of the Philippine Fault, the result of which aims to develop  a more comprehensive program on the evaluation of seismic hazards and risks as an essential component of earthquake disaster mitigation projects.   Our team uses Bernese 5.0 for GPS post-processing. Bernese enables us to utilize nine (9) International GNSS Service (IGS) stations near the Philippines. Addition of these 9 IGS stations to our local campaign or continuous sites increase the accuracy and stability of our network.  The IGS stations that we have included are the following:  Mon. Name    Site Name      Lat        Long     Receiver BAKO            Cibinong        -06 29   106 ...

Most IGS* stations archive data in compact rinex format. I have had a hard time figuring out how to decompress this files. Just follow the following steps: 1. Download RNXCMP_4.0.4_Windows.tar through this link : 2. Extract the bin folder contains the following files: 2. Save the following scripts as Windows batch file (example: 00D_00o.bat) to the same folder where you have saved the compact rinex files and the extracted bin files from RNX 4.0.4 Windows tar file above. ********************************************************************************** @echo off REM  decompressing the *.99e to *.99o automatically: REM REM  decompressing     *.99e to *.99d REM  restore           *.99d to *.99o REM      del  crz2x.tmp      del  crz2x.bat      for %%f in (*.9?d) do ECHO call crz2rnx1 %%f >> crz2x.tmp      for %%f...