PBO to GTS Format Conversion

Description
Since the format conversion utility was removed from the current version of GITSA, users should write their own conversion script to convert their data to the GITSA native format (GTS). Thanks to Pierre Sakic, he has recently developed a Python script to convert the PBO POS format to GTS format. The script requires Numpy and already tested with Python 2.7.5 under GNU/Linux platform.
This script as well as a readme file and some examples are accessible here under the GNU General Public License. The following description is copied from the readme.txt file.

Usage

$ python convert_pbo2gts.py /path/to/folder/filename.pos

The output file will be: filename.gts

Only one file is converted every time. For multiple conversions, you can use a bash command line like:

$ for file in `ls *pos` ; do convert_pbo2gts.py $file ; done

Data
The (X, Y, Z) coordinates in the .gts file are the difference between the position at the T epoch and the reference position found in the header. Sigmas are the same. No pre-processing is done. Outlier tags and jump vector equals zero.

Examples
Examples folder contains 2 .pos file: one made by the UNAVCO, the other directly generated with GLOBK, as well as the resulting files of their conversions.

[sajad]

The link provided for the script and examples is not working. I will be grateful if you could fix the link. regards.