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The ''short-hand'' script is used to aid with cleaning GPS data. To run, you should be in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory. Type:
short-hand {solution-name}
{solution name} is all the text before the period in the filenames in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory, e.g. 03jan 15alaska-nf. 

The program will first deal with the P-code problems and you may be asked to approve the
deletion of a list of P-code outliers (I usually just say yes, so in answer to 'select points to be
deleted?' I type . (no), then for 'delete points?' I type 0 (yes)).

Next the program looks at the phase problems. It will order the outliers (problem points)
from the biggest outlier (worst problem) to smalled outlier. For the first go-through, you may
not need to go through the whole list, but just deal with the worst problems and then re-run
the solution. 
For each outlier, the program will create a plot of residuals for the station-satellite pair that
contains the outlier. You then judge whether to 
(1) delete the point (type 1), 
(2) add an ambiguity (type 2), 
(3) do nothing (type 3) or 
(4) stop going through the list of points and just deal with what you've done so far (type 4). 

Once you are done (either by going through the whole list of problem points or by typing 4),
you will be asked whether you want to add more points to be deleted (a chance to add or
delete points from the list opf points that will be deleted) and then whether you want to
delete the points. Next you'll be asked the same questions but for adding ambiguities. Note
that ambiguities should be added to the point AFTER the cycle-slip and so the point that
has the largest residual may not be the point where you add the ambiguity. 

At the end you are asked whether you want to delete the files. If you have had to delete
points or add ambiguities, then type O (yes), otherwise type. to compress the files and keep
them in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory.

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-The <code>short-hand</code> script is used to aid with cleaning GPS data. To run, you should be in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory. Type:
+The <code>short_hand</code> script is used to aid with cleaning GPS data. To run, you should be in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory. Type:
     short_hand {solution-name}
 {solution name} is all the text before the period in the filenames in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory, e.g. 03jan 15alaska-nf.<br>

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 The <code>short-hand</code> script is used to aid with cleaning GPS data. To run, you should be in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory. Type:
-    short-hand {solution-name}
+    short_hand {solution-name}
 {solution name} is all the text before the period in the filenames in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory, e.g. 03jan 15alaska-nf.<br>
 The <code>short-hand</code> script runs a plotting program to show the postfit residuals for

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-The ''short-hand'' script is used to aid with cleaning GPS data. To run, you should be in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory. Type:
+The <code>short-hand</code> script is used to aid with cleaning GPS data. To run, you should be in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory. Type:
     short-hand {solution-name}
 {solution name} is all the text before the period in the filenames in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory, e.g. 03jan 15alaska-nf.<br>
-The ''short-hand'' script runs a plotting program to show the postfit residuals for
+The <code>short-hand</code> script runs a plotting program to show the postfit residuals for
 all the bad data in order from worst offender to least. [http://www.gps.alaska.edu/tfour/Misc/cleaning.pdf Here] are some examples of how situations might look like.

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     short-hand {solution-name}
 {solution name} is all the text before the period in the filenames in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory, e.g. 03jan 15alaska-nf.<br>
-The program will first deal with the P-code problems and you may be asked to approve the
+Furthermore, the program will first deal with the P-code problems and you may be asked to approve the
 deletion of a list of P-code outliers (I usually just say yes, so in answer to 'select points to be
 deleted?' I type . (no), then for 'delete points?' I type 0 (yes)).
-Next the program looks at the phase problems. It will order the outliers (problem points)
+Next, the program looks at the phase problems. It will order the outliers (problem points)
 from the biggest outlier (worst problem) to smalled outlier. For the first go-through, you may
 not need to go through the whole list, but just deal with the worst problems and then re-run
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 For each outlier, the program will create a plot of residuals for the station-satellite pair that
 contains the outlier. You then judge whether to<br>
-(1) delete the point (type 1), <br>
+* delete the point (type 1), <br>
-(2) add an ambiguity (type 2), <br>
+* add an ambiguity (type 2), <br>
-(3) do nothing (type 3) or <br>
+* do nothing (type 3) or <br>
-(4) stop going through the list of points and just deal with what you've done so far (type 4). <br>
+* stop going through the list of points and just deal with what you've done so far (type 4). <br>
 Once you are done (either by going through the whole list of problem points or by typing 4),
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 At the end you are asked whether you want to delete the files. If you have had to delete
-points or add ambiguities, then type O (yes), otherwise type. to compress the files and keep
+points or add ambiguities, then type O (yes), otherwise type . to compress the files and keep
 them in the [[subdirectories|flt]] directory.