After correcting Sony Spresens' Arduino sample = gnss.ino, storing the location measurement results in SDcard, and plotting the latitude and longitude to QGIS, I feel that the location accuracy is not as good as I expected in the following situations.
1. Changed to use QZSS_L1S.
static enum ParamSatType=eSatGpsQz1cQz1S;
2. Do not retrieve data from pdop>5 or higher.
1. Measure in a square where there is no shield.
2. Place the spresens on the stand for continuous measurement.
1. The pdop of the measurement results is almost 2 or less.
2. The number of satellites used for position calculation is 10-12
3. Plot results are distributed in the following ranges:
Latitude direction: 33.123245239 to 33.123268127 (difference: approximately 0.082 seconds)
Longitudinal direction: 131.810440063 to 131.810516357 (difference: approximately 0.274 seconds)
4. Suppose 1 second is 30 m
Direction of latitude:
distributed in a range of 2.5 m
Longitudinal direction:
distributed in the range of 8.2 m
5.Attached is the plot result.
Red is the position measured by iPhone XR at the same time.
Green is the location of the Spresens.The number is the value of pdop.
The data distribution in the plot diagram appears to be grid-like at equal intervals.
From now on, the number of effective digits of latitude and longitude is insufficient.
I think the accuracy seems to be getting worse.
I'm sorry if I missed the point.
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