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Community Seafloor Global Navigation Satellite Systems - Acoustic (GNSS-A) Transponder Surveying Software Workshop

Authors
Affiliations
University of Washington
University of Washington
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Houston
EarthScope Consortium
University of Washington

Abstract

This workshop is a short course developed as part of the Near-trench Community Geodetic Experiment, supported by the National Science Foundation, intended to provide an introduction to analyzing Global Navigation Satellite Systems - Acoustic (GNSS-A) data. This workshop will provide a practical introduction to GNATSS, an open-source software for processing GNSS-A data for seafloor horizontal positioning, including how to install and use the software to process GNSS-A data.

Keywords:GNSS-Aseafloor geodesytransponder surveying

Learning Goals:

Building strong understanding of GNSS-Acoustics for precise point positioning with a focus on the newly collected data associated with the Community Experiment, including:

Network with other researchers who share common interests

Workshop Logistical Information

Preliminary Agenda

(subject to change)

List of Exercises

Exercise #1: Introduction to GNATSS

Exercise #2: Travel Time Residuals and Residual Flagging

Exercise #3: GNSS-Acoustic Metadata

Exercise #4: GNSS-Acoustic Velocity Calculation

Running the Exercises

The quickest way to get started without manual installation is to use GitHub Codespaces - “a development environment that’s hosted in the cloud”. This allows you to run the workshop exercises directly in your browser without needing to set up a local environment. In order to access the Codespace, you need to register an account with GitHub.

Open in GitHub Codespaces

☝️ Click the button above to go to options window to launch a GitHub Codespace.