Exception while reading observation file

[shuri]

1. The RINEX file is this one: https://rnl.ae.utexas.edu/texcup/2019May09-rover/asterx4/SEPT1291.19O (9M)
2. traceback for the code gr.load(SEPTENTRIO_ASTERX4_DATA)

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IndexError Traceback (most recent call last) in ----> 1 OBSERVABLES = gr.load(SEPTENTRIO_ASTERX4_DATA) 2 #OBSERVABLES = gr.rinexheader(SEPTENTRIO_ASTERX4_DATA)

~/h/virtualenvs/i/lib/python3.8/site-packages/georinex/base.py in load(rinexfn, out, use, tlim, useindicators, meas, verbose, overwrite, fast, interval) 64 overwrite=overwrite) 65 elif info['rinextype'] == 'obs': ---> 66 return rinexobs(rinexfn, outfn, use=use, tlim=tlim, 67 useindicators=useindicators, meas=meas, 68 verbose=verbose,

~/h/virtualenvs/i/lib/python3.8/site-packages/georinex/base.py in rinexobs(fn, outfn, use, group, tlim, useindicators, meas, verbose, overwrite, fast, interval) 184 185 if int(info['version']) in (1, 2): --> 186 obs = rinexobs2(fn, use, tlim=tlim, 187 useindicators=useindicators, meas=meas, 188 verbose=verbose,

~/h/virtualenvs/i/lib/python3.8/site-packages/georinex/obs2.py in rinexobs2(fn, use, tlim, useindicators, meas, verbose, fast, interval) 36 attrs: Dict[str, Any] = {} 37 for u in use: ---> 38 o = rinexsystem2(fn, system=u, tlim=tlim, 39 useindicators=useindicators, meas=meas, 40 verbose=verbose,

~/h/virtualenvs/i/lib/python3.8/site-packages/georinex/obs2.py in rinexsystem2(fn, system, tlim, useindicators, meas, verbose, fast, interval) 231 data[i3+2, j, isv] = darr[:, k3+2] 232 else: --> 233 data[i, j, isv] = darr[:, k] 234 # %% output gathering 235 data = data[:, :times.size, :] # trims down for unneeded preallocated

IndexError: index 57 is out of bounds for axis 2 with size 36

3. Python version is 3.8.2 (v3.8.2:7b3ab5921f, Feb 24 2020, 17:52:18) [Clang 6.0 (clang-600.0.57)] (running inside jupyter)

[remzawi]

I have the same problem with another file from the same dataset.

[remzawi]

Looking at the code and the observation files I guess the problem comes form "Nsvsys = 36" line 94 of obs2.py, becausesome satellites have a higher number than 36. Could it be possible to increase it perhaps?

[scivision]

Thank you very much for these detailed reports!