Demonstration
Public IGS data — before and after correction.
A proprietary correction method was applied to publicly available long-baseline GNSS clock comparison data from the International GNSS Service (IGS). The correction was applied to the same datasets used in the baseline analysis. No parameters, functional form, or implementation details are disclosed. Results are summarized below.
Same data. Same metric. Only correction applied.
Reduction: ~45%
- Dataset
- IGS public clock comparison data
- Scope
- Multiple long baselines across multiple days
- Metric
- RMS residual
Distribution of residuals
Same data. Only the scalar residual is shown; no other variable. Distribution narrows after correction.
Notes
- The underlying correction method is proprietary and patent pending.
- Only the statistical effect is shown here.
- The same input datasets were used for both measurements.
Pilot evaluations
Qualified laboratories may submit their own datasets for evaluation. Banlys offers a 90-day pilot program in which submitted GNSS timing datasets are processed using the correction method. The algorithm itself is not disclosed; participants receive corrected outputs and statistical comparisons.
Analysis performed by Banlys, LLC · Oakwood, Texas, USA