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The 6th VieVS User Workshop was held at the TU Wien (Vienna, Austria) from September 23 to 24, 2015 (Wednesday - Thursday).

At the workshop the VieVS 2.2 software was introduced to the participants. The program consisted of both, presentations about various VieVS features, as well as practical computer exercises.

The workshop program is available as PDF file.

In the following sub-sections we provide all lecture slides and handouts.

• Introduction into VLBI analysis (Johannes Böhm)
• Introduction to VieVS 2.2 (Sigrid Böhm)
• Demonstration of processing with VieVS – simple session (Johannes Böhm)
• Vie_INIT V2.2 (Younghee Kwak)
• Vie_MOD V2.2 (Andreas Hellerschmied)
• Vie_LSM V2.2 (part 1: basics) (Kamil Teke)
• Vie_SETUP V2.2 (Plotting tools and data output)(Matthias Madzak)
• Creation of special files, OPT‐files, detecting and solving problems (Daniel Landskron)
• Superstation and supersource files – What to do if a new station appears, Earthquake occurs, new source is observed, etc. (exercise) (Matthias Madzak)
• Processing intensive sessions (Armin Hofmeister)
  • Talk & exercise
• Estimation of hourly ERP (Anastasiia Girdiuk)

• Vie_SCHED V2.2(David Mayer)
  • Talk & Exercise
• Vie_SIM V2.2
  • Talk (Johannes Böhm) & Exercise (Matthias Madzak)
• Vie_GLOB V2.2 (global adjustment) (David Mayer)
  • Talk & exercise
• External tropospheric files (Armin Hofmeister)
• Planned future development of VieVS (Johannes Böhm)
• Vie_LSM V2.2 (part 2: station- and source-based parameterization) (Kamil Teke)
• Introduction to our VieVS‐Wiki (Andreas Hellerschmied)

The workshop will take place at Technische Universität Wien, Gusshausstraße 27-29. Meeting point on Sept. 23 is the EDV laboratory (room CA 03 34) on the 3rd floor next to stairway 2.

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For the practical VieVS exercises you will need a computer with MATLAB installed.

Will can provide a computer for each participant. If you prefer to use your own notebook this is also possible.

Please tell us by no later than September 12 2015, if you will bring your own notebook, or if we have to provide a computer for you! (mail to: andreas.hellerschmied@geo.tuwien.ac.at)

• We will provide the VieVS program and the required data on USB drives.
• Internet access via Wifi will be provided
• System requirements for VieVS
  • MATLAB (R2008a or later)
  • Should work with any operating system ablt to run MATLAB (tested on Windows and Linux)
  • About one GB of disc space