Racelogic releases Galileo update for SatGen software
July 25, 2019
Racelogic Ltd. has released the latest update to its SatGen GNSS simulation software for PC, which now incorporates Galileo […]
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Racelogic Ltd. has released the latest update to its SatGen GNSS simulation software for PC, which now incorporates Galileo […]
Acquisition Expands Orolia’s Global Footprint into Canada. Orolia has acquired Skydel Solutions, a GPS/GNSS signal simulation company based […]
Averna’s David Brace offers a rundown on the company’s RP-6500 RF Record and Playback platform at ION GNSS+ […]
LabSat has launched the LabSat 3 Wideband simulator, which can simultaneously record multiple signals from different constellations. Small, battery […]
Note: In May 2013 this newsletter published a column on “What’s New in GNSS Simulation.” This month, Editor […]
Sponsored by: Hemisphere Broadcast Date: Thursday, May 16, 2013 Moderator: Alan Cameron, Editor & Publisher, GPS World Speakers: Mark Sampson, LabSat Product […]
It Doesn’t Have to Be ExpensiveGNSS signal simulators can be expensive and beyond the limited budgets of many researchers. In this month’s column, we look at one company’s approach to providing GNSS signal simulation at a low cost — one that virtually any researcher can afford.GNSS signal simulators can be expensive and beyond the limited budgets of many researchers. In this month’s column, we look at one company’s approach to providing GNSS signal simulation at a low cost — one that virtually any researcher can afford.
This article addresses how best to quantify “which navigation system performs best” in a realistic testing scenario. The methodology focuses on land vehicles navigating in urban environments, but applies equally well to pedestrian navigation and can be adapted for testing assisted-GNSS implementations. During a drive test, the truth-reference system and RF recording system log samples to disk, with no need for the receivers under test to be included during the actual drive.
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