martinber / noaa-apt

NOAA APT weather satellite image decoder, for Linux, Windows, RPi 2+, OSX and Android+Termux
http://noaa-apt.mbernardi.com.ar
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Fix slight map overlay offsets #19

Open martinber opened 4 years ago

martinber commented 4 years ago

I'm having problems to make the map overlay completely accurate. As far as I can see:

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This i how a default image looks like:

original

This is the result if I play with the "Yaw correction" value on the GUI. With -3° it looks much better.

assuming_3deg_of_yaw

The yaw correction needed can be different depending on the image, so I'm not sure on how to correct it. How does WXtoIMG solve it?

My theory is that slightly different values are needed for each satellite (NOAA 15, 18, 19) and also depending if the pass was south to north and north to south.

martinber commented 4 years ago

image Map overlay made using Xerbo/satmap for reference

martinber commented 4 years ago

I received a tip from Ken to look at the code of satpy

Dio76453 commented 2 years ago

It seems that if I run this through the terminal and if I specify the time it finished passing in this format (%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S-00:00), most of the time I don't see that offset

Kappa971 commented 1 year ago

I'm not an expert, I'm using an old laptop with Debian 12, gqrx and gpredict and an RTL-SDR USB stick. With Wxtoimg I have the same problem regarding the inclination of the captured image from the satellite, the map overlay most of the time has an incorrect inclination (while vertically it is correct). I thought it was a problem with my PC, but seeing images taken from Wxtoimg on the internet, I noticed that even there the overlay was not perfect. Contrary to noaa-apt, in Wxtoimg it is not possible (I haven't found a way) to adjust the inclination of the overlay.