This Docker contains a basic set of tools for GNSS data processing

The tools included in the image are:

• RTKLib 2.4.3
• Hatanaka compression/decompression tools for Rinex files
• Unavco teqc tool to process Rinex v2 files
• GFZ's gfzrnx tool to process Rinex v2 and v3 files

The advantage of using a containerized set of tools is twofold:

• Traceability of the installed versions
• Can be executed in multiple platforms (Windows, MacOSX, Linux, ...) without worrying to install software everytime
• Include the image in other services.

Usage examples

After pulling the image from the registry you can, for instance:

• Use teqc to process a Rinex v2 file to obtain only the phase and code of the L1 frequency. The file is located in the current directory

  docker run -ti -v ${PWD}:/tmp rokubun/gnss_tools teqc -O.obs L1C1 /tmp/inbd1570.18o

  This commands runs a command of the gnss_tools image. In this case the command is teqc (teqc -O.obs L1C1 /tmp/inbd1570.18o). The command operates in a file that is located in the /tmp folder of the container. Therefore, we mount the current directory (${PWD}) of the host machine in the temporal folder of the container to make it available. The command spits the results to standard output.

• Use RTKLIB to stream the data from an NTRIP caster to a file (str2str). We first launch the container mounting a folder in the host machine (for instance the current working directory, i.e. ${PWD]):

  Launch the container (interactive session with the bash prompt, ready to accept commands within the container)

  docker run -ti -v ${PWD}:/tmp rokubun/gnss_tools

  Within the container, start the str2str server to stream data from an NTRIP caster to a file (we assume the mountpoint of the caster is using RTCM 3 format

  str2str -in ntrip://<username>:<password>@<xx.xx.xx.xx>:<ppp>/<mount>#rtcm3 -out file:///tmp/test.rtcm3#rtcm3

  In this command <username> and <password> are your credentials to the caster. <xx.xx.xx.xx> is the caster IP address (or, alternatively, caster URL), <ppp> is the caster port number (usually 2101) and <mount> is the mountpoint you want to use. For more information please access the str2str help page

  In a similar way, other RTKLib tools such as convbin, rnx2rtkp, rtkrcv, ... can be used in a similar fashion