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can be calculated in military receivers by comparing the P-code pseudorange measurements obtained on the L1 and L2 frequencies. After subtraction of the calculated error from the pseudorange measurements, the residual error due to the ionosphere is typically no more than a few meters as compared to an uncorrected error of 5 30 m. Although civilians do not have access to the P-code, in differential positioning applications the L2 carrier phase can be extracted without decryption, and the ionospheric error can then be estimated by comparing the L1 and L2 phase measurements. Improved Carrier Phase Ambiguity Resolution in High-Accuracy Differential Positioning High-precision receivers, such as those used in surveying, use carrier phase measurements to obtain very precise pseudoranges. However, the periodic nature of the carrier makes the measurements highly ambiguous. Therefore, solution of the positioning equations yields a grid of possible positions separated by distances on the order of one to four carrier wavelengths, depending on geometry. Removal of the ambiguity is accomplished by using additional information in the form of code pseudorange measurements, changes in satellite geometry, or the use of more satellites than is necessary. In general, ambiguity resolution becomes less dif cult as the frequency of the carrier decreases. By using both the L1 and L2 carriers, a virtual carrier frequency of L1 L2 1575:42 1227:60 347:82 MHz can be obtained, which has a wavelength of about 86 cm as compared to the 19 cm wavelength of the L1 carrier. Ambiguity resolution can therefore be made faster and more reliable by using the difference frequency. 4.2.3 Code Selections: C=A, P, or Codeless

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Provision for compulsory treatment of psychiatric disorders, including anorexia nervosa, varies from country to country. Due to the nature of anorexia nervosa, many patients have impaired insight despite an apparent understanding of the nature and consequences of the illness. This compromises their capacity to make an informed choice about treatment. Until relatively recently, there was uncertainty about the legality of compulsory treatment for anorexia nervosa in the UK but the position has recently been clari ed by guidance from the Mental Health Act Commission:

an assessment, which includes standardised questionnaires, the athletes are presented with the possible treatment options This may be nutrition counselling only, such counselling in combination with short-term psychotherapy (10 20 sessions) and to a limited extent there is a possibility for long-term psychotherapy Time limited group therapy may also be an alternative Different types of treatment strategies have been described in detail elsewhere (Thompson & Trattner Sherman, 1993) For a number of athletes with eating disorders we have to rede ne their ambitions and clarify the therapist s involvement in training and competition programmes The coaches play an important role in such dialogues and negotiations But it is important to stress that the treatment of athletes with eating disorders should be undertaken by health care professionals.

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The role of the coaches is not to diagnose or treat eating disorders, but they must be educated about the signs and symptoms, to be speci c about any suspicions they may have and strategies for supporting the eating-disordered athlete Furthermore, coaches should encourage medical evaluation, and support the athlete during treatment A total suspension of training during treatment is not, or is seldom, a good solution Therefore unless severe medical complications are present, training at a lower volume and at a decreased intensity should be allowed For athletes with an eating disorder, it is important to acknowledge that some aspects of their dysregulated eating patterns may be the result of self-discipline and long-term goals Moreover, it may be necessary for the athletes to continue with a dietary regimen or intensive training programme that would automatically be targeted for elimination in a non-athlete.

In general, to avoid a message of sport performance as more important than health, it is recommended that athletes do not compete during treatment Nevertheless, competitions during treatment might be considered for individuals with less severe eating disorders who are engaged in low-risk sports It is important to emphasise that the basic ethos for treatment is the psychological and physiological well-being of the patient, and not the gold medals Some of the patients get well and achieve better in their sport Others are supported in their wish, or are advised to stop competing While the Norwegian Olympic Training Centre offers a treatment package for athletes with eating disorders the situation in the UK remains bleak Problems begin before an athlete can even seek help in that many coaches are unaware of the symptoms of eating disorders.

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