Using GPS Data Logger (Cont.)
Configuration (cont.)
Log Format
This is to specify which information will be recorded for each way point.
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Normally, UTC, latitude, longitude, valid, speed and RCR should be chosen.
Therefore, the number of recorded data is estimated to be about 74,000 points.
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ELEVATION, AZIMUTH and SNR can only be checked when SID is checked.
Mili-second
MS
Record method: Speed/ Time/ Distance/ Push Button
RCR
Signal to Noise Ratio
SNR
Line-Of-Sight angle of the satellite
AZIMUTH
The elevation of the satellite
ELEVATION
Satellite ID
SID
Number of Satellite (in Used, in View)
NSAT
(Vertical Dilution Of Precision); vertical accuracy; height
VDOP
(Horizontal Dilution Of Precision); horizontal accuracy; 2D-
coordinates
HDOP
(Positional Dilution Of Precision) ; Position accuracy; 3D-coordinates
PDOP
Time in seconds since last DPGS update
DAGE
DGPS station ID number
DSTA
The compass direction in which the longitudinal axis of a ship or
aircraft points
HEADING
Rate of motion
SPEED
The altitude of a place above sea level or ground level.
HEIGHT
An east/west measurement of position in relation to the Prime
Meridian, an imaginary circle that passes through the north and
south poles.
LONGITUDE
A north/south measurement of position perpendicular to the earth's
polar axis.
LATITUDE
Data fix or not
VALID
Universal Coordinated Time, formerly GMT or Greenwich Mean Time.
UTC
