README Animation Code (Synthetic SNR Forward Model)

[rbiessel]

Hi Kristine,

I really like the new animation on the README, and I'm wondering if you could share the code that generated it. I think it would be a great resource for understanding the periodic SNR signals that we see and maybe a basic sense of how GNSS SNR signals are generated practically.

Thanks!

[kristinemlarson]

sure - i will do that.

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[kristinemlarson]

Hi

I have posted the matlab code I used to create the gif. It is linked underneath the link to the gif in the README.md. The address directly is https://github.com/kristinemlarson/gnssrefl/blob/master/docs/pages/snr_simulation.m, and
setFrame.m from the same directory

I have never made a gif in python - this is ancient code I had in matlab from before I switched. It is currently hardwired for L2, but trivial to change for other frequencies.

Glad to see that someone noticed the gif - I was inspired by one I had found in another repository.