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As a result of collaboration with IGUASSU Software Systems, ESA is pleased to present SBAS Simulator, the latest EGNOS tool available online.

SBAS Simulator is a satellite based navigation systems simulation software. The main concept which led to the creation of the SBAS Simulator was to allow understanding and learning SBAS systems. Therefore, the tool is dedicated to everybody, from general to professional, with an interest in SBAS systems.

SBAS Simulator is a system volume simulator which allows providing performance based on simplified macro models for ECAC region. The performances over regions are only an approximation with no guarantee of the obtained results. With this understanding, the user can freely access the SBAS Simulator tool.

To run the SBAS Simulator, remember to accept the Java certificate of IGUASSU Software Systems. No additional software is required apart from the Java Runtime Environment.

To emphasize its role as a learning tool the SBAS Simulator provides the ability to conduct various GNSS simulations in a simple manner. These include:

  • Protection Level simulations
  • Ionospheric simulations
  • Navigation system error
  • Coverage of satellites
  • Satellite ground tracks
  • Sky plot and 3D simulations
  • Dilution of Precision
  • Inverse Depth of Coverage
  • Extended Depth of Coverage
  • Availability of the Depth of coverage

These powerful functions have been merged into a user friendly interface.

A screenshot of the tool is here:

 

The SBAS SIMULATOR Team

From European Space Agency:

Project Manager Felix Toran – Marti
Software Engineer Ankit Raj Mathur,
Katarzyna Urbanska

From Iguassu Software Systems:

Principal Software Engineer Miroslav Houdek
Software Engineer Jiri Doubek,
Martin Krecek

 

 

 
 
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