wiki:GSGT/GSGT_9.2.0

Version 2 (modified by Ryan Hepp, 8 years ago) (diff)

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Changes

  • Detect invalid Spos
  • TFMS SIG changes
  • New/better/simpler convertedRoute logic
  • Elimination of terminalMode -- separate terminal/enroute radars
  • fix static msg overrides index error

Note Add link to release letter

Setup & Initialization

GSGT uses several environment variables for its configuration, such as to control location of scenarios and adaptation files.

ADAPTATION_PATH Path to where adaptation is located
Default location is /opt/adaptation
GSGT_WORK_PATH Path to where scenarios are located
Default location /usr/local/gsgt
WX_PATH Path to where weather scenarios are located
Default location /opt/wx

To start the default version of GSGT, at the command line, enter

:gsgt

To launch a version of GSGT that is not the default, specify the full path

:/usr/local/gsgt.x.x.x.x/bin/gsgt

NOTE: Starting GSGT from a command line while inside the scenario directory will automatically open that scenario

Command Line Options

Name Argument Description
TBFM Mode --tbfmTBFM Mode is used to create target scenarios which will be executed with DYSIM for TBFM testing.
TBFM Weather Mode --wx --tbfmWeather editor mode for injection into TBFM. In this mode, weather data will contain Geometric Height records and the grid type is set to 236
Weather Mode -w, --wx, or --wxModeStandard weather editor mode.
Not Full Screen -f, --nofullscreenGSGT will be started in a window roughly half the size of the screen
Version -v, --versionDisplays GSGT version.
Help -h, --helpDisplay application parameters.

Scenario Generation

When GSGT is started, it is necessary to open an existing scenario or to create a new scenario.

= Selection = = Response =
Open Choose an existing scenario from $GSGT_WORK_PATH
New 1. Choose (1 or more ERAM and TBFM) adaptation from $ADAPTATION_PATH. 2. Choose a location in $GSGT_WORK_PATH, and enter a name for the new scenario. NOTE: Optionally, a weather scenario can be associated at this time. (This can also be added or changed after the scenario is created.)

Target Commands and Target Attributes

= Name = = Command = = Description =
Change Altitude ->A150 Set targets altitude in hundreds of feet.
Change Speed ->V255 Set targets speed. Default is TAS
Change Heading ->H090 Set targets heading
Change Beacon ->B4537 Set targets beacon
Drop Target ->DROP Set targets beacon
Set Handoff Margin ->set:hoMargin=20 Set targets handoff in miles. 'set' is case sensitive.
Set Handoff Duration ->set:hoDuration=90 Set targets handoff duration in seconds. 'set' is case sensitive.
Set target to coast ->set:zab:state=coast Set targets coast indicator. 'set' is case sensitive.
Clear targets coast indicator ->clear:zab:state Clear the targets coast indicator. 'clear' is case sensitive.
Drop target from center ->set:zab:state=drop Drop target from listed center. 'set' is case sensitive.