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Date: Mon, 17 Oct 2005 15:57:25 -0500
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From: "John C. Ries" <ries@csr.utexas.edu>
Subject: new DOMES number for HBLB
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Hi Everyone,

I understand now that HBKB will have to be renamed HBLB. While the 
antenna is unchanged and thus does not require a new DOMES ID, I 
don't recall a previous situation where two different station 'names' 
got the same DOMES ID. It seems like it could cause confusion. But 
perhaps not.

So we can continue to treat data with the HBLB identifier as if it 
was still HBKB in our processing. In that case, I would continue to 
give it the same internal ID number I use for HBKB as well as the 
same DOMES ID. If no one sees any problem with that, it seems the 
simplest solution.

Alternatively, the station could get a new ID and be treated like a 
new site, with an eccentricity or survey tie of exactly 0,0,0. This 
keeps track of the equipment and name change but would seem to 
unnecessarily complicate the analysis.

I don't see any other practical choices.

Best regards,
JR