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NAME

       gnss-sdr - GNSS Software Defined Receiver.

SYNOPSIS

       gnss-sdr -config_file=<path-to-configuration-file> [OPTION]...

DESCRIPTION

       gnss-sdr  is  a  Global  Navigation Satellite Systems Software Defined Receiver written in
       C++. It implements all the signal processing chain, taking as  input  raw  samples  coming
       from  the  output  of  an  Analog-to-Digital  Converter,  and  processing  them  up to the
       computation of the Position-Velocity-Time solution, including the generation of  code  and
       phase measurements.

       gnss-sdr  is  able to work with raw data files or, if there is computational power enough,
       in real time with suitable radio frequency front-ends. The whole receiver is defined in  a
       single configuration file, and therefore users can define theirs.

OPTIONS

       gnss-sdr takes the following options:

       -config_file=<path-to-configuration-file> Set the configuration file.

       -signal_source=<path-to-raw-signal-file>  If  defined,  path  to  the  file containing the
       signal samples (overrides the data file specified in the configuration file).

       -log_dir=<path-to-directory> If defined, overrides the default directory  where  logs  are
       saved.

       -RINEX_version=<version> Specifies the RINEX version (2.11 or 3.02). Default: "3.02".

       -version Print program version and exit.

       -help Print all the available commandline flags and exit.

SEE ALSO

       volk_gnsssdr_profile(1)

       Examples   of  configuration  files  available  at:  ${prefix}/share/gnss-sdr/conf,  where
       ${prefix} uses to be /usr or /usr/local.

       Check http://gnss-sdr.org for more information.

BUGS

       Please report bugs at https://github.com/gnss-sdr/gnss-sdr/issues

AUTHOR

       Carles Fernandez-Prades (carles.fernandez@cttc.es)

       This software package has been developed at CTTC (Centre Tecnologic  de  Telecomunicacions
       de Catalunya, http://www.cttc.es) with contributions from around the world.