TopoSat Rinex Editor

TopoSat Rinex Editor is a free utility for editing RINEX files (formats 2, 3 and 4) in order to analyse the constellations present, the satellites and signals used, and to modify some of the information held in the header. It can be used through a graphical interface or from the command line.

It is available in English, Spanish, French and Portuguese (Europe and Brazil).

Its strengths are:

  • Analysis of the source file, with a summary display of that analysis.
  • Export with specific constellations, satellites or signals disabled.
  • Header ECEF coordinates that can be entered from geographic or projected coordinates (with or without a geoid model).
  • Reading of online processing reports: IGN France, Trimble RTX, SCRS-PPP (Canada).
  • Direct conversion of ECEF coordinates into geographic or projected coordinates.
  • Display of those ECEF coordinates in a KML viewer, plus KML/KMZ export.
  • Conversion of a RINEX 3 or 4 file to an earlier version.

It also allows the following changes:

  • Recording interval.
  • Start and end times of the recording.
  • Marker Name, Marker Number and Marker Type.
  • Observer / Agency.
  • Antenna height.

After changing the time bounds, the recording interval and the constellations or satellites used, the size of the file to be exported is estimated (indicative value).

AvailableĀ for Windows or Linux (Ubuntu / Debian) on https://toposat.com/tools/toposat-rinex-editor/?lang=en

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