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 ==== Existing software ====
-There are two software packets used in online reduction of data from receivers, which could be used for data processing from multiple antennae. (There is more software for offline processing, but in such case, it is necessary to manipulate with enormously huge files).
+There are two software packets used for online reduction of data from receivers, which could be used for data processing from multiple antennae. (There is more software for offline processing, but in such case, it is necessary to manipulate with enormously huge files).
-    * [[http://www.gnuradio.org/|GNUradio]] - open-source tool for experimental data processing from receivers. It is a part of gnuradio-companion - a GUI tool for ‘clicking’ a signal chain form ready-made blocks. It is suitable for algorithms prototyping. However, in order to run, it needs a quite powerful multi-core PC with a large memory. Intel Core i5 with 4GB RAM DDR3 is about the lower boundary of its functionality.
+    * [[http://www.gnuradio.org/|GNUradio]] - open-source tool for experimental data processing from receivers. It is a part of gnuradio-companion - a GUI tool for ‘clicking’ a signal chain form ready-made blocks. It is suitable for algorithms prototyping. However, in order to run, it needs quite a powerful multi-core PC with a large memory. Intel Core i5 with 4GB RAM DDR3 is about the lower boundary of its functionality.
     * [[https://github.com/MLAB-project/radio-observer|Radio-observer]], designed in a way, that a multi-receiver system can be easily integrated.