Class OneWayGNSSRange

All Implemented Interfaces:
Comparable<ComparableMeasurement>, ComparableMeasurement, ObservedMeasurement<OneWayGNSSRange>, TimeStamped, ParameterDriversProvider

public class OneWayGNSSRange extends AbstractOneWayGNSS<OneWayGNSSRange>
One-way GNSS range measurement.

This class can be used in precise orbit determination applications for modeling a range measurement between a GNSS emitter and a LEO satellite (receiver).

The one-way GNSS range measurement assumes knowledge of the orbit and the clock offset of the emitting GNSS satellite. For instance, it is possible to use a SP3 file or a GNSS navigation message to recover the satellite's orbit and clock.

This class is very similar to InterSatellitesRange measurement class. However, using the one-way GNSS range measurement, the orbit and clock of the emitting GNSS satellite are NOT estimated simultaneously with LEO satellite coordinates.

Since:
10.3
Author:
Bryan Cazabonne
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  • Constructor Details

    • OneWayGNSSRange

      public OneWayGNSSRange(Observer observer, AbsoluteDate date, double range, double sigma, double baseWeight, ObservableSatellite local)
      Simple constructor.
      Parameters:
      observer - object that sends GNSS signal
      date - date of the measurement
      range - observed value
      sigma - theoretical standard deviation
      baseWeight - base weight
      local - satellite which receives the signal and perform the measurement
      Since:
      12.1
    • OneWayGNSSRange

      public OneWayGNSSRange(Observer observer, AbsoluteDate date, double range, MeasurementQuality measurementQuality, SignalTravelTimeModel signalTravelTimeModel, ObservableSatellite local)
      Simple constructor.
      Parameters:
      observer - object that sends GNSS signal
      date - date of the measurement
      range - observed value
      measurementQuality - measurement quality data as used in orbit determination
      signalTravelTimeModel - signal model
      local - satellite which receives the signal and perform the measurement
      Since:
      14.0
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