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GSG supports the following trajectory-related workflows:
1.
NMEA trajectory files, generated with the StudioView Trajectory Editor
2. NMEA trajectory files, as recorded by a receiver under the live sky, then imported
into and converted by Studioview
3.
.traj
format, as generated with the RSG trajectory editor in StudioView (supports
6 DoF)
4.
Real-time motion (6 DoF), generated while the simulation is running (Hardware-in-
the-Loop testing) (requires RSG-option)
5.
.tle
(two-line element), as used for space vehicle simulation (see "Trajectory Two-
Line Element Format (TLE)" on page 363 ).
Workflow no. 1. is described below – generating a trajectory using StudioView's Trajectory
Editor:
Using the Trajectory Editor for the First Time
To create or edit a trajectory, open the StudioView Trajectory Editor:
1.
On a Windows PC, start StudioView. The StudioView Application Tips screen will be
displayed.
2.
Navigate either to the menu Tools > Trajectory Editor or, in the main toolbar click
.
In its default view mode, the Trajectory Editor displays a Google Maps window, a Way-
points table, and a Trajectory Velocity and Altitude chart:
The vertical toolbar
on the left side of the screen
provides access to the Trajectory
Editor's functionality:
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4.9 Studioview Tasks