Open fierz opened 4 years ago
Instead of "GNSS (general)", I propose to add "GNSS (multiple)". That way, individual GNSS can still be specified, and the new entry satisfies the requirement in the case where actually several GNSS systems are used.
Great, thanks! Adding "GNSS (multiple)" is indeed more appropriate and serves the purpose perfectly.
I support GNSS (multiple)
WMDS_Validation_Report_162_GeopositioningMethod_v0.2.docx Updated version of Validation report with proposal that multiple (>=1) GeoPositioning Methods be allowed. @joergklausen @toakley76 @fierz
I concur with the recommendation in the validation report. Please be aware that this is a CR for the WMDR schema as well as requiring a CR for OSCAR/Surface. I will move the issue over to the WMDR repo.
The proposal to allow more that one method to be selected is acceptable to me, Perhaps GNSS should also be one of the options?
Agree the possibility to select one ore more GNS-System may help. Nevertheless, one is faced with situations where this info is not available (I am checking with a colleague whether I could have retrieved that info from the measurements I did). Thus an option with multiple GNS-Systems looks better to me than having to choose 'unknown' or 'inapplicable'.
Lets go with both options. Being able to select more than one system and the option of GNSS (multiple). Sometimes providing the user with an 'easy' option means that they don't check their system information in more detail to see if they have the requested metadata. It is always a balance of getting something, the full details or getting nothing.
I could check with my colleague that the instrument I used works with GPS and GLONASS satellites only. More recent instruments will allow to use even more systems, possibly storing the satellites used). In summary, having the two options will be very valuable and I support it. PS would GNSS (multiple sources) be even a better entry?
@fierz @toakley76 @KarlBureau Revisiting this issue after a long dormant period, I solicit feedback if the requirement is
Option 2 would have been nice indeed but I am not longer convinced of the added value given the possible implications. I thus would definitely go for option 1.
Nowadays one is often faced with instruments using more than one GNSS-system to determine the coordinates of a point. Unfortunately, this is not reflected in Table 11-01 (see attached).
I propose to add a general method that could be called GNSS (general)