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-====== Absolute Positioning ====== 
  
-===== Excersize Description ===== 
-==== Materials ==== 
-  - 3 GNSS receivers, set to work with the  [[http://turbo.uni-hohenheim.de/wiki/index.php/GPS|Hohenheim Reference station]]. With all cables and antennas. 
-    - 1 with GNSS - link to a configuration or manual on how to configure the receivers 
-    - 1 with DGNSS 
-    - 1 with RTK-GNSS 
-  - 1 Switch - with 7,5 Voltage regulator. 
-  - 1 power source - Armadillo Scout or car battery - From the Start box in the garage. 
-  - 1 custom powercable. 
-  - Armadillo Scout or the wooden cart from Frau Hadam in the woodworkshop. 
-  - Wooden Antennamount, with screws. 
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-==== Setup ==== 
-Picture is on the way 
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-===== Datalogger ===== 
-Claes Jaeger-Hansen has written a custom datalogger for the excersize. For Manual, description, executable and sourcecode follow the link 
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-[[GNSS_datalog|Java program for datalogging]] 
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-===== Help and Hints ===== 
-Here you can find help and hint to solve the assignment. Not everything is a wlakthrough, so you will have to think a it for yoourself! 
-==== NMEA ==== 
-All strings in the logs are NMEA-strings. We use two of the in this excersize 
-  GGA 
-  GSA 
-[[http://www.gpsinformation.org/dale/nmea.htm|Here]] are the description of NMEA-string 
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-  $GPGGA,080204.00,4842.71680369,N,00912.29472053,E,4,09,1.0,438.255,M,0.000,M,0.0,0000*74 
-  $GPGSA,A,3,2,13,23,10,5,8,7,16,4,,,,1.9,1.0,1.6*05 
-   
-=== GLONASS/GPS === 
-You can tell the difference between GLONASS and GPS positions from the first 2 letters in the string if it is 
-  $GPGGA 
-the position is from GPS. If it is 
-  $GLGGA 
-the position is from GLONASS 
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- 
-==== Convert from WGS84 to decimal degree ==== 
-=== Spreadsheet example === 
-^ Format in WGS84 ^^ Converted to decimal degrees ^^ 
-| latitude  | longitude     | latitude  | longitude | 
-|4842,716607   | 912,293844 |48,71194346|9,2048974| 
-|Spreadsheet formulas ||=(A3-4800)/60+48|=(B3-900)/60+9| 
-=== Programming Example === 
-This function is in awk, but can be converted to other languages 
-<sxh bash> 
-function nmea2dd(nmeacoord){ 
-  dn=int(nmeacoord/100); 
-  return dn+((nmeacoord-(dn*100.0))/60) 
-} 
-</sxh> 
- 
-==== Convert from WGS84 to UTM ==== 
-Start with the conversion to decimal degree!! 
- 
-Convert with [[http://www.mobotsoft.com/geotoutm/GeoToUTM.exe|this software tool]] 
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-[[http://www.uwgb.edu/dutchs/usefuldata/utmformulas.htm|Here]] you can find a description of the the conversion, along with a spreadsheet where all the formulas are implemented 
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-[[http://kmltools.nobletech.com/geoconv|Here]] is another tool where you can convert multiple coordinates online. 
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