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fixing documentation (a character was breaking latex compilation of the

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Carles Fernandez 2014-04-11 00:13:28 +02:00
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src/core/system_parameters/sbas_ionospheric_correction.h
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@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ private:
/* Search igps */ /* Search igps */
void searchigp(const double *pos, const Igp **igp, double *x, double *y); void searchigp(const double *pos, const Igp **igp, double *x, double *y);
/* Compute sbas ionosphric delay correction /* Compute sbas ionospheric delay correction
* params : long sample_stamp I sample stamp of observable on which the correction will be applied * params : long sample_stamp I sample stamp of observable on which the correction will be applied
* sbsion_t *ion I ionospheric correction data (implicit) * sbsion_t *ion I ionospheric correction data (implicit)
* double *pos I receiver position {lat,lon,height} (rad/m) * double *pos I receiver position {lat,lon,height} (rad/m)
@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ public:
* \param[in] longitude_d Receiver's longitude in terms of WGS84 (degree) * \param[in] longitude_d Receiver's longitude in terms of WGS84 (degree)
* \param[in] latitude_d Receiver's latitude in terms of WGS84 (degree) * \param[in] latitude_d Receiver's latitude in terms of WGS84 (degree)
* \param[in] azimuth_d Satellite azimuth/elavation angle (rad). Azimuth is the angle of * \param[in] azimuth_d Satellite azimuth/elavation angle (rad). Azimuth is the angle of
* the satellite from the userÕs location measured clockwise from north * the satellite from the user's location measured clockwise from north
* \param[in] elevation_d Elevation is the angle of the satellite from the user's location measured * \param[in] elevation_d Elevation is the angle of the satellite from the user's location measured
* with respect to the local-tangent-plane * with respect to the local-tangent-plane
*/ */