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Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 11:01:33 -0700
From: David Maggert <dmaggert@unavco.org>
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Subject: [IGSSTATION-2879]: CHPI:  station network upgraded, updated
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IGS Station Mail          02 Mar 10:01:33 PST 2009      Message Number 2879
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Author: David Maggert, UNAVCO

Dear Colleagues,

The network upgrade is now complete at the IGS station Cachoeira Paulista, 
Brazil (CHPI).  This upgrade will now allow JPL to publish sub-hourly/high-rate 
data in addition to the daily and hourly data.  The existing ASHTECH UZ-12 GPS 
receiver was replaced with another ASHTECH UZ-12 receiver operating with the 
same firmware.  The new receiver is the following:

3.6  Receiver Type            : ASHTECH UZ-12
      Satellite System         : GPS
      Serial Number            : ZR220024515
      Firmware Version         : CQ00
      Elevation Cutoff Setting : 0 deg
      Date Installed           : 2009-02-12T00:00Z
      Date Removed             : (CCYY-MM-DDThh:mmZ)
      Temperature Stabiliz.    : none
      Additional Information   : (multiple lines)


JPL updated the coordinates in section 2 of the site log.  The updated site 
coordinates are the following:

        X coordinate (m)       : +4164613.8900
        Y coordinate (m)       : -4162456.9100
        Z coordinate (m)       : -2445028.7600

The updated site log has been submitted to the IGSCB.  Data publication will 
resume in a couple of days.

ftp://igscb.jpl.nasa.gov/pub/station/log/chpi_20090227.log
       Modified/Added Sections : 2, 3.5, 3.6

We apologize for the inconvenience this outage may have caused.

Maintenance and operations of the CHPI station is a collaborative effort 
supported by JPL, UNAVCO, and the Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais 
(INPE) with funding provided by NASA's Earth Surface and Interior Focus Area - 
Science Mission Directorate.

Best regards,
David Maggert