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IGLOS Electronic Mail      02 Apr 06:06:27 PST 2004   Message Number 1000
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Author: Stefan Schaer

 > ... which means do not use the satellite.

Disregarding of such satellites actually does make sense for
stand-alone positioning, but not for post-processing of permanent
receiver arrays as carried out within the IGS. At CODE, we use to
generate precise GNSS orbits independent of whether a satellite is
marked unusable, brand new, or being repositioned.

Stefan