- The GNSS-SDR code-based Observable generation algorithm for GPS L1 C/A was migrated from common TX time to common RX time. One of the main reasons is that the common TX algorithm was incompatible with the standard RINEX observables, wich requires the oservables at the same time of reception.
- Using common Rx time, the code was simplified and now requires less memory due to the lack of symbol buffer
- Now it is possible to use standard RINEX post processing software (gpstk and rtklib for instance) to get PVT and the obtained precision is comparable to the internal Least Squares solver. It is possible to use also the carrier phase observable, but is still experimental.
- The default RINEX version output was set to 2.11 in this revision. RINEX 3.00 is under verification now.
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- Some channel and acquisition properties are now common for all channels
- You can choose between channel-specific properties or properties common to all
- Updating config file with the new options
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PSEUDORANGE
CARRIER PHASE
CARRIER DOPPLER
SIGNAL STRENGTH (dB-Hz)
thus, it enables the realtime kinematics and PPP positioning for first time in an open source GNSS SDR. Enjoy!
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- New SUPL parameters available in GNSS-SDR.conf
- Ephemeris assistance for real-time operation is now functional
- SUPL client now stores the received ephemeris in XML file. This file can be loaded on request to enable post-processing SUPL assistance and to enable SUPL assistance without internet connection. -> thowards a complete warm start GNSS-SDR.
BUG FIXES:
- GN3S driver firmware file copy operation in CmakeLists.txt had an error that mismatches the gn3s_firmware.ihx file location and prevents the correct firmware loading for GN3S SiGe USB dongles.
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- Gps telemetry decoder and PVT now uses independent queues for ephemeris, iono, utc_model and almanac. The old gps_navigation_queue is now deprecated and it is removed from the implementation. This affect almost all the PVT and Rinex printer classes.
- Rinex printer class updated to use the new ephemeris, iono, utc_model objects
Bug fixes and correction:
- The pseudorange generation now is based on the computed TOW for each received symbol. The History_Shift computation become simplier in this way. This modification is also a solution for a bug where the pseudoranges became temporally invalid when the TOW is updated (that happen every 6 secons!)
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- The local code replica is pre-initialized and resampled to the nominal PRN code sample rate (no code Doppler correction)
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- Added a pre-compiled custom GN3S firmware.
- Added a fully-compliant GNU Radio source block for GN3S USB dongle. It can be used also from GNU Radio companion and from Python applications.
- Added a new GN3S_Signal_Source block. It is possible to disable the GN3S signal source compilation. See README.
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1) Galileo E1 Acquisition adapter block added (Gnuradio block modification to use the same block with the 2 systems with 2 adapters)
2) Tests and signal samples for Galileo E1 Acquisition signal block
3) Library for Galileo E1 signal processing
4) Galileo_E1.h with constant variables for this system
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const bits_slice INTEGRITY_STATUS_FLAG = {{23,1}};
used in GPS_L1_CA.h are not allowed in the C++11 standard since they do not correspond to any valid constructor. This is accepted by the current version of gcc (probably due to backward compatibility with C and earlier versions of C++), but it *could* not be accepted in future versions. This can be fixed by putting the struct into a std::vector. I don't know if this is the best way but it seems to work well and does not implies major changes in the code.
There is another issue with the Gnss_Synchro class. Since it had a constructor and a destructor, it could not be considered a POD (Plain Old Data) structure and this has some limitations: while gcc and the C99 standard allowed an array's size to be determined at run time, this extension is not permitted in standard C++. This issue has implications when passing Gnss_Synchro through memory between signal processing blocks. In order to fix this, I have removed the Gnss_Synchro.cc implementation and now this is a header-only class where the array size can be determined at compile time
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- Updated all available trackings to generate the tracking_timestamp_secs taking into account the remainder code phase.
- Updated the telemetry decoder to track the number of symbol shifted from the preamble start symbol (to be used in observables).
- Updated observables to align the reference channel symbol with the corresponding symbols in the other channels and compute pseudorranges using the common transmission time algorithm.
- Updated PVT to independize the display output rate from the RINEX and KML log files. New options available in config file!
- Some minor improvements and code cleaning.
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