This repository is a fork of the gnssr4river, which originated from an internship of Lubin Roineau under supervision of Roelof Rietbroek at the Water Resources Department at the University of Twente.
gnssr4water is a free and open-source Python toolbox that helps to:
- find suitable locations and antenna heigths for placing a low-cost GNSS receiver to perform GNSS reflectometry over rivers and lakes.
- assess rivers stages height using the logged SNR data (Signal-to-Noise Ratio)
A Notebook example that explains the different features of the toolbox can be found here. It countains basics example of every function.
Another Notebook ready to use can be found here. It aims to provide various information for a given location, including the reflection points, the optimal height of the antenna, and potential additional data such as intersection with rivers and altimeter tracks.
You can use gnssr4water by cloning it with a bash terminal:
git clone https://github.com/ITC-Water-Resources/gnssr4water.git
or (when using ssh):
git clone git@github.com:ITC-Water-Resources/gnssr4water.git
Please have a look at the following repositories:
- Lubin Roineau (Original Author) lubin_roineau
- Roelof Rietbroek
- ...