| Web Services |
Description |
Date |
| GPS RAIM Web Service |
The GPS Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM) web service allows a user to determine RAIM availability, provided a date, an ICAO (International Civilian Aviation Organization ) code for an airport, and some basic GPS receiver information. RAIM availability is determined by calculating Fault Detection RAIM outages for En-Route, Non-Precision Approach and Terminal cases. The sample application shows one possible use of this service. |
03/02/2009 |
| GPS Navigation Accuracy Web Service |
This web service allows you to retrieve GPS positioning errors using a standard receiver model. You may specify the number of receiver channels as well as the receiver mask angle. Either a graph of the errors or a report may be generated. This application has been built using the Navigation Accuracy Library, which is part of AGI Components. |
09/26/2008 |
| GPS Satellite Outage Web Service |
This web service allows you to connect and retrieve outage information for specific GPS PRNs, or specific time intervals, or both. Using just the PRN, a list of strings will be returned of all times that PRN has been unhealthy, based on the latest satellite outage file (SOF). Providing a start and stop time will return a list of strings denoting all PRNs that were unhealthy during that interval, with their outage times. Another service allows you to specify both the PRN and the time interval to further thin the results. The dates returned can be either Gregorian (standard date format) or Julian date format.
This example application shows how this service could be used. |
09/05/2008 |
| Space Data Reporting |
The Space Data Reporter is an example implementation of AGI’s new Dynamic Geometry Library (DGL). This suite of Web Services powered by the DGL enables users to:
- Publish ground tracks
- Derive current locations of satellites
- Calculate inter-visibility between satellites and locations on the ground
- Compute GPS dilution of precision (DOP)
- Analyze STK generated conjunction analysis (CAT) |
03/26/2008 |
