Struct nyx_space::io::scenario::OdpSerde[][src]

pub struct OdpSerde {
    pub navigation_prop: String,
    pub measurements: String,
    pub initial_estimate: String,
    pub msr_noise: Vec<f64>,
    pub snc: Option<Vec<f64>>,
    pub snc_disable: Option<String>,
    pub snc_decay: Option<Vec<String>>,
    pub ekf_msr_trigger: Option<usize>,
    pub ekf_disable_time: Option<Duration>,
    pub output: Option<String>,
}

Fields

navigation_prop: String

Name of the navigation propagator

measurements: String

Name of the measurement generator/reader

initial_estimate: String

Name of the initial estimate name

msr_noise: Vec<f64>

Measurement noise

snc: Option<Vec<f64>>

Optional SNC

snc_disable: Option<String>

Optional SNC turn-off time

snc_decay: Option<Vec<String>>

Optional SNC exponential decay

ekf_msr_trigger: Option<usize>

Set the number of measurements to switch to an EKF

ekf_disable_time: Option<Duration>

Set the acceptable time between measurements

output: Option<String>

An optional output of a NavSolution

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