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Resulting position comparison for the ionosphere/troposphere fixed model (upper plot) and NBSM (bottom) 

Resulting position comparison for the ionosphere/troposphere fixed model (upper plot) and NBSM (bottom) 

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Fig. 1. Estimated carrier phase (left) and code (right) L1/E1 ISBs in...
Fig. 2. Comparison of the non-zero elements of the variance-covariance...
Fig. 3. Resulting position comparison for the ionosphere/troposphere...
Fig. 4. Resulting position comparison for the ionosphere/troposphere...
+2 Fig. 5. RTS orbits and clocks quality with respect to ESOC final...
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