CPR: surface decoding still exhibits occasional errors when m~=0. Suspect it might actually be a bug in the encoder.

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Nick Foster
2012-10-17 09:13:10 -07:00
parent 979a0f4603
commit 0b30db353d

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@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ from air_modes.exceptions import *
#the decoder is implemented as a class, cpr_decoder, which keeps state for local decoding.
#the encoder is cpr_encode([lat, lon], type (even=0, odd=1), and surface (0 for surface, 1 for airborne))
#TODO: remove range/bearing calc from CPR decoder class. you can do this outside of the decoder.
latz = 15
def nz(ctype):
@@ -46,18 +48,15 @@ def dlat(ctype, surface):
def nl(declat_in):
if abs(declat_in) >= 87.0:
return 1.0
return math.floor( (2.0*math.pi) * pow(math.acos(1.0- (1.0-math.cos(math.pi/(2.0*latz))) / pow( math.cos( (math.pi/180.0)*abs(declat_in) ) ,2.0) ),-1.0))
return math.floor( (2.0*math.pi) * math.acos(1.0- (1.0-math.cos(math.pi/(2.0*latz))) / math.cos( (math.pi/180.0)*abs(declat_in) )**2 )**-1)
def dlon(declat_in, ctype, surface):
if surface == 1:
if surface:
tmp = 90.0
else:
tmp = 360.0
nlcalc = nl(declat_in)-ctype
if nlcalc == 0:
return tmp
else:
return tmp / nlcalc
nlcalc = max(nl(declat_in)-ctype, 1)
return tmp / nlcalc
def decode_lat(enclat, ctype, my_lat, surface):
tmp1 = dlat(ctype, surface)
@@ -120,29 +119,29 @@ def cpr_resolve_global(evenpos, oddpos, mypos, mostrecent, surface):
rlat -= 90
dl = dlon(rlat, mostrecent, surface)
nlthing = nl(rlat)
ni = nlthing - mostrecent
nl_rlat = nl(rlat)
#THIS COLLAPSES WHEN M IS NOT A FACTOR OF FOUR
m = math.floor(((evenpos[1]*(nlthing-1)-oddpos[1]*nlthing)/2**17)+0.5) #longitude index
if m%4:
print "IM GONNA DIE"
print "DL: %f nlthing: %f ni: %f m: %f" % (dl, nlthing, ni, m)
m = math.floor(((evenpos[1]*(nl_rlat-1)-oddpos[1]*nl_rlat)/2**17)+0.5) #longitude index
#when surface positions straddle a disambiguation boundary (90 degrees),
#surface decoding will fail. this might never be a problem in real life, but it'll fail in the
#test case. the documentation doesn't mention it.
if mostrecent == 0:
enclon = evenpos[1]
else:
enclon = oddpos[1]
rlon = dl * ((m % ni)+enclon/2**17)
rlon = dl * ((m % max(nl_rlat-mostrecent,1)) + enclon/2.**17)
#print "DL: %f nl: %f m: %f rlon: %f" % (dl, nl_rlat, m, rlon)
#print "evenpos: %x, oddpos: %x, mostrecent: %i" % (evenpos[1], oddpos[1], mostrecent)
if surface:
#longitudes need to be resolved to the nearest 90 degree segment to the receiver.
wat = mypos[1]
if wat < 0:
wat += 360
print "mylon: %f mylon unwrapped: %f rlon raw: %f" % (mypos[1], wat, rlon)
zone = lambda lon: 90 * (int(lon) / 90)
rlon += (zone(wat) - zone(rlon))
@@ -226,58 +225,64 @@ class cpr_decoder:
#encode CPR position
def cpr_encode(lat, lon, ctype, surface):
if surface is True:
scalar = float(2**19)
scalar = 2.**19
else:
scalar = float(2**17)
scalar = 2.**17
dlati = float(dlat(ctype, False))
#encode using 360 constant for segment size.
dlati = dlat(ctype, False)
yz = math.floor(scalar * ((lat % dlati)/dlati) + 0.5)
rlat = dlati * ((yz / scalar) + math.floor(lat / dlati))
nleo = nl(rlat)-ctype
if nleo == 0:
dloni = 360.0
else:
dloni = 360.0 / nleo
#encode using 360 constant for segment size.
dloni = dlon(lat, ctype, False)
xz = math.floor(scalar * ((lon % dloni)/dloni) + 0.5)
yz = int(yz % scalar)
xz = int(xz % scalar)
yz = int(yz) & (2**17-1)
xz = int(xz) & (2**17-1)
return (yz, xz) #lat, lon
if __name__ == '__main__':
import sys, random
rounds = 10000
rounds = 10001
threshold = 1e-3 #0.001 deg lat/lon
#this accuracy is highly dependent on latitude, since at high
#latitudes the corresponding error in longitude is greater
bs = 0
surface = True
surface = False
lats = [i/(rounds/170.)-85 for i in range(0,rounds)]
lons = [i/(rounds/360.)-180 for i in range(0,rounds)]
for i in range(0, rounds):
even_lat = random.uniform(-85, 85)
even_lon = random.uniform(-180, 180)
odd_lat = even_lat + 1e-2
odd_lon = min(even_lon + 1e-2, 180)
even_lat = lats[i]
#even_lat = random.uniform(-85, 85)
even_lon = lons[i]
#even_lon = random.uniform(-180, 180)
odd_lat = even_lat + 1e-3
odd_lon = min(even_lon + 1e-3, 180)
decoder = cpr_decoder([odd_lat, odd_lon])
#encode that position
(evenenclat, evenenclon) = cpr_encode(even_lat, even_lon, False, surface)
(oddenclat, oddenclon) = cpr_encode(odd_lat, odd_lon, True, surface)
#perform a global decode
#try to perform a global decode -- this should fail since the decoder
#only has heard one position. need two for global decoding.
icao = random.randint(0, 0xffffff)
try:
evenpos = decoder.decode(icao, evenenclat, evenenclon, False, surface)
#print "CPR global decode with only one report: %f %f" % (evenpos[0], evenpos[1])
raise Exception("CPR test failure: global decode with only one report")
except CPRNoPositionError:
pass
#now try to do a real decode with the last packet's odd complement
#watch for a boundary straddle -- this isn't fatal, it just indicates
#that the even and odd reports lie on either side of a longitudinal boundary
#and so you can't get a position
try:
(odddeclat, odddeclon, rng, brg) = decoder.decode(icao, oddenclat, oddenclon, True, surface)
except CPRBoundaryStraddleError:
@@ -290,20 +295,22 @@ if __name__ == '__main__':
print "F odddeclat: %f odd_lat: %f" % (odddeclat, odd_lat)
print "F odddeclon: %f odd_lon: %f" % (odddeclon, odd_lon)
raise Exception("CPR test failure: global decode error greater than threshold")
else:
print "S odddeclat: %f odd_lat: %f" % (odddeclat, odd_lat)
print "S odddeclon: %f odd_lon: %f" % (odddeclon, odd_lon)
# else:
# print "S odddeclat: %f odd_lat: %f" % (odddeclat, odd_lat)
# print "S odddeclon: %f odd_lon: %f" % (odddeclon, odd_lon)
nexteven_lat = odd_lat + 1e-2
nexteven_lon = min(odd_lon + 1e-2, 180)
nexteven_lat = odd_lat + 1e-3
nexteven_lon = min(odd_lon + 1e-3, 180)
(nexteven_enclat, nexteven_enclon) = cpr_encode(nexteven_lat, nexteven_lon, False, surface)
#try a locally-referenced decode
try:
(evendeclat, evendeclon) = cpr_resolve_local([even_lat, even_lon], [nexteven_enclat, nexteven_enclon], False, surface)
except CPRNoPositionError:
raise Exception("CPR test failure: local decode failure to resolve")
#check to see if the positions were valid
if abs(evendeclat - nexteven_lat) > threshold or abs(evendeclon - nexteven_lon) > threshold:
print "F evendeclat: %f nexteven_lat: %f evenlat: %f" % (evendeclat, nexteven_lat, even_lat)
print "F evendeclon: %f nexteven_lon: %f evenlon: %f" % (evendeclon, nexteven_lon, even_lon)