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desire to integrate MACVIO/MAC-SLAM with realistic usage
currently we're not doing super realistic state estimation, it's coming from mavros sim with simulated sensors. see px4_mavlink_backend.py. The default multirotor uses default simulated sensors including barometer, imu, magnotometer, gps. The GPS sensor for example doesn't degrade based on environment occlusions
therefore currently the simulator won't accurately reflect performance in GPS-degraded environments
Describe the solution you'd like
support shadow interference, multicast interference, jamming
The papers seem to line up nicely with that overall design, the first two papers seem to be a good fit for simulating a realistic GPS degradation scenario:
Cuenca et al. is the strongest reference for modeling degradation as an environmental effect driven by obstruction, shadowing, and satellite geometry / DOP rather than a binary outage.
Pant et al. feels like the most implementation-friendly starting point on the simulator side since it shows a practical real-time plugin approach using ray tracing in an urban environment.
immediate deliverable have in mind is an environment-aware degraded GPS path for Isaac Sim / Pegasus, plus a clean way to test open-sky, degraded, denied, and recovery transitions against MACVIO
Additional context
need for DTC, DSTA, Shimizu projects. Anything outdoors with GPS degradation
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