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<td>On the black box use of WR supporting the time calibration of GNSS installations for metrological use</td>
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<td>Application of WR supporting the time calibration of GNSS installations for metrological use</td>
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<td>Carsten Rieck</td>
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made of three parts: a) Scalability and performance of the WR
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protocol over large networks; b) Redundant WR technology: HSR
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White-Rabbit; c) WR Timing solution for SST CTA telescopes.
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- **Application of WR supporting the time calibration of GNSS
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installations for metrological use**: GNSS calibrations are based on
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traveling receiver setups that are assumed to be constant with
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respect to their delays. That either implies the local installation
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of the traveling antenna cable or the estimation of L-band delays of
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existing cables in customer installations. The former is often for
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practical reasons impossible, whereas the latter is difficult and
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increases uncertainties. At installations where fibers are already
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deployed, WR is a viable alternative to deterministically present
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the timescale to the traveling equipment. We present a possible
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solution and show what challenges this implies.
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- **The TOWR project**: The objective of the TOWR (pronounced “tower”)
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is the development of a time distribution service via optical fibre
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over the Madrid region, based on time generation from very stable
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