Copyright (c) 2022 Mario Konrad ([email protected])
This is a C++ library for MARitime NAVigation purposes.
It supports (partially):
- NMEA-0183
- AIS
- SeaTalk (Raymarine device communication)
- Basic geodesic functions, suitable for martime navigation.
- Reading data from serial ports (NMEA, SeaTalk). This is a separate library, available only if required environment is present, typically a Linux system.
See chapter Features for a complete and detailed list.
There are already implementaions for reading and writing NMEA-0183 or AIS. The goal of this library is
- to have an implementation in modern C++
- easy to use API (std lib like, integrating well)
- unit tested (high test coverage)
- trivial integration into projects (liberal license, as few dependencies as possible)
- (more or less) well documented
- (more or less) complete, as far as information is freely available
- having fun
Supported sentences for NMEA-0183 (read and write):
- AAM: Waypoint Arrival Alarm
- ACK: Acknowledge Alarm
- ALM: GPS Almanac Data
- ALR: Set Alarm State
- APB: Autopilot Sentence "B"
- BEC: Bearing and Distance to Waypoint
- BOD: Bearing - Waypoint to Waypoint
- BWC: Bearing & Distance to Waypoint - Geat Circle
- BWR: Bearing and Distance to Waypoint - Rhumb Line
- BWW: Bearing - Waypoint to Waypoint
- DBT: Depth Below Transducer
- DPT: Depth of Water
- DSC: Digital Selective Calling Information (experimental)
- DSE: Extended DSC (experimental)
- DTM: Datum Reference
- FSI: Frequency Set Information
- GBS: GPS Satellite Fault Detection
- GGA: Global Positioning System Fix Data
- GLC: Geographic Position, Loran-C
- GLL: Geographic Position - Latitude/Longitude
- GNS: Fix data
- GRS: GPS Range Residuals
- GSA: Geographic Position - Latitude/Longitude
- GST: GPS Pseudorange Noise Statistics
- GSV: Satellites in view
- HDG: Heading - Deviation & Variation
- HDT: Heading - True
- HFB: Trawl Headrope to Footrope and Bottom
- HSC: Heading Steering Command
- ITS: Trawl Door Spread 2 Distance
- LCD: Loran-C Signal Data
- MOB: Man over Board
- MSK: Control for a Beacon Receiver
- MSS: Beacon Receiver Status
- MTW: Mean Temperature of Water
- MWD: Wind Direction and Speed
- MWV: Wind Speed and Angle
- OSD: Own Ship Data
- RMA: Recommended Minimum Navigation Information
- RMB: Recommended Minimum Navigation Information
- RMC: Recommended Minimum Navigation Information
- ROT: Rate Of Turn
- RPM: Revolutions
- RSA: Rudder Sensor Angle
- RSD: RADAR System Data (experimental)
- RTE: Routes
- SFI: Scanning Frequency Information
- STN: Multiple Data ID
- TDS: Trawl Door Spread Distance
- TEP: Transit Satellite Predicted Elevation
- TFI: Trawl Filling Indicator
- TLL: Target Latitude and Longitude
- TPC: Trawl Position Cartesian Coordinates
- TPR: Trawl Position Relative Vessel
- TPT: Trawl Position True
- TTM: Tracked Target Message
- VBW: Dual Ground/Water Speed
- VDM: AIS VHF Data-Link Message
- VDO: AIS VHF Data-Link Own-Vessel Report
- VDR: Set and Drift
- VHW: Water speed and heading
- VLW: Distance Traveled through Water
- VPW: Speed - Measured Parallel to Wind
- VTG: Track made good and Ground speed
- WCV: Waypoint Closure Velocity
- WNC: Distance - Waypoint to Waypoint
- WPL: Waypoint Location
- XDR: Transducer Measurement
- XTE: Cross-Track Error, Measured
- XTR: Cross Track Error - Dead Reckoning
- ZDA: Time & Date - UTC, day, month, year and local time zone
- ZDL: Time and Distance to Variable Point
- ZFO: UTC & Time from origin Waypoint
- ZPI - Arrival time at point of interest
- ZTG: UTC & Time to Destination Waypoint
Obsolete (according to [NMEA Revealed]) but implemented:
- APA: Autopilot Sentence "A"
- DBK: Depth Below Keel
- GTD: Geographic Location in Time Differences
- HDM: Heading - Magnetic (obsolete as of 2009)
- MTA: Air Temperature
- R00: Waypoints in active route
- VWE: Wind Track Efficiency
- VWR: Relative Wind Speed and Angle.
- WDC: Distance to Waypoint
- WDR: Distance to Waypoint, Rumb line
- ZFI: Elapsed time since point of interest
- ZLZ: Time of Day
- ZTA: UTC & Estimated arrival time at point of interest
- ZTE: UTC & Estimated remaining time to event
Vendor Extensions:
- PGRME: Garmin Estimated Error
- PGRMM: Garmin Map Datum
- PGRMZ: Garmin Altitude Information
- STALK: SeaTalk Raw Format
Miscellaneous:
- Tag Block Support (generic for all sentences)
Supported messages for AIS (decode and encode):
- Type 01: Position Report Class A
- Type 02: Position Report Class A (Assigned Schedule)
- Type 03: Position Report Class A (Response to Interrogation)
- Type 04: Base Station Report
- Type 05: Static and Voyage Related Data
- Type 06: Binary Addressed Message
- Type 07: Binary Acknowledge
- Type 08: Binary Broadcast Message
- Type 09: Standard SAR Aircraft Position Report
- Type 10: UTC/Date Inquiry
- Type 11: UTC/Date Response
- Type 12: Addressed Safety-Related Message
- Type 13: Safety-Related Acknowledgement
- Type 14: Safety-Related Broadcast Message
- Type 17: DGNSS Broadcast Binary Message
- Type 18: Standard Class B CS Position Report
- Type 19: Extended Class B CS Position Report
- Type 20: Data Link Management
- Type 21: Aid-to-Navigation Report
- Type 22: Channel Management
- Type 23: Group Assignment Command
- Type 24: Static Data Report (part A and B, norma and auxiliary vessel)
Supported payload of binary message 08:
- 001/11: Meteorological and Hydrological Data (IMO236)
- 200/10: Inland ship static and voyage related data (Inland AIS)
Suported messages for SeaTalk (decode and encode):
- Type 00: depth below transducer
- Type 01: equipment id
- Type 05: Engine RPM and PITCH
- Type 10: apparent wind angle
- Type 11: apparent wind speed
- Type 20: speed through water
- Type 21: trip mileage
- Type 22: total mileage
- Type 23: water temperature 1
- Type 24: Display unit for Mileage and Speed
- Type 25: total and trip log
- Type 26: Speed through Water
- Type 27: water temperature 2
- Type 30: Set Lamp Intensity
- Type 36: Cancel MOB condition
- Type 38: Codelock data (experimental)
- Type 50: LAT Postion
- Type 51: LON Postion
- Type 52: Speed over Ground
- Type 53: Magnetic Course in Degrees
- Type 54: GMT Time
- Type 56: Date
- Type 58: LAT/LON
- Type 59: Set Count Down Timer (sent by ST60)
- Type 65: Select Fathom display unit for depth display (see message 00)
- Type 66: Wind Alarm
- Type 6C: Second equipment-ID
- Type 86: Keystroke
- Type 87: Response Level
- Type 89: Compass heading (sent by ST40 compass instrument)
- Reading data from serial ports (NMEA, SeaTalk). Available only if the environment supports the implementation, typically a Linux system.
Basic geodesic functions, suitable for martime navigation.
- Calculation of CPA (closest point of approach) and TCPA (time to closest point of approach)
- Distance of two points on a sphere
- Distance of two points on an ellipsoid using formula of Vincenty
- Distance of two points on an ellipsoid using formula of Lambert
More examples here.
using namespace marnav;
auto sentence = nmea::make_sentence(
"$GPRMC,201034,A,4702.4040,N,00818.3281,E,0.0,328.4,260807,0.6,E,A*17");
std::cout << sentence->tag() << "\n";
auto rmc = nmea::sentence_cast<nmea::rmc>(sentence);
std::cout << "latitude : " << nmea::to_string(rmc->get_latitude()) << "\n";
std::cout << "longitude: " << nmea::to_string(rmc->get_longitude()) << "\n";
Create a specific sentence directly:
using namespace marnav;
auto rmc = nmea::create_sentence<nmea::rmc>(
"$GPRMC,201034,A,4702.4040,N,00818.3281,E,0.0,328.4,260807,0.6,E,A*17");
std::cout << "latitude : " << nmea::to_string(rmc.get_latitude()) << "\n";
std::cout << "longitude: " << nmea::to_string(rmc.get_longitude()) << "\n";
nmea::mtw mtw;
mtw.set_temperature(units::celsius{22.5});
std::string data = nmea::to_string(mtw);
using namespace marnav;
// received sentences
const std::vector<std::string> received_strings
= {"!AIVDM,2,1,3,B,55P5TL01VIaAL@7WKO@mBplU@<PDhh000000001S;AJ::4A80?4i@E53,0*3E",
"!AIVDM,2,2,3,B,1@0000000000000,2*55"};
// parse NMEA sentences
std::vector<std::unique_ptr<nmea::sentence>> sentences;
for (auto const & txt : received_strings) {
auto sentence = nmea::make_sentence(txt);
if (sentence->id() == nmea::sentence_id::VDM) {
sentences.push_back(std::move(sentence));
}
}
// parse and and process AIS messags
auto payload = nmea::collect_payload(sentences.begin(), sentences.end());
auto message = ais::make_message(payload);
if (message->type() == ais::message_id::static_and_voyage_related_data) {
auto report = ais::message_cast<ais::message_05>(message);
std::cout << "shipname: " << report->get_shipname() << "\n";
std::cout << "callsign: " << report->get_callsign() << "\n";
}
using namespace marnav;
// prepare AIS data
ais::message_01 pos_report;
pos_report.set_sog(units::knots{8.2});
// ... most data not shown here
// create payload
auto payload = ais::encode_message(pos_report);
// create NMEA sentences
for (uint32_t fragment = 0; fragment < payload.size(); ++fragment) {
nmea::vdm vdm;
vdm.set_n_fragments(payload.size());
vdm.set_fragment(fragment + 1);
vdm.set_radio_channel(nmea::ais_channel::B);
vdm.set_payload(payload[fragment]);
// collect, send or do something with the sentence...
std::string s = nmea::to_string(vdm);
std::cout << s << "\n";
}
or simply use nmea::make_vdms:
using namespace marnav;
// prepare AIS data
ais::message_01 pos_report;
pos_report.set_sog(units::knots{8.2});
// ... most data not shown here
// create payload
auto payload = ais::encode_message(pos_report);
// create NMEA sentences
auto sentences = nmea::make_vdms(payload);
// process sentences, somehow...
for (auto const & sentence : sentences) {
std::cout << nmea::to_string(*sentence) << "\n";
}
The primary target architecture is x86_64, Linux on ARM is supposed to work
as well though. It is possible to run unit tests through qemu-arm or use binfmt_misc
on Linux hosts.
This chapter describes the requirements in order to build the library. Tools and their versions are listed below, newer/older/other tools (i.e. compilers, etc.) may work, but not tested.
Compiler:
- GCC 7
- GCC 8
- GCC 9
- GCC 10
- GCC 11
- GCC 12
- GCC 13
- Clang 5
- Clang 6
- Clang 7
- Clang 8
- Clang 9
- Clang 10
- Clang 11
- Clang 12
- Clang 13
- Clang 14
- Clang 15
- Clang 16
- Clang 17
- VC++ 14.34 (_MSC_VER=1934, Visual Studio 2022)
Tools needed to build the library:
- cmake 3.19 or newer
Tools needed to develop the library:
- git
- clang-format 10
Tools needed to build the documentation:
- doxygen
- graphviz
- LaTeX (there are formulas!)
Optional used for development:
- lcov / genhtml, c++filt
- cppcheck
- clang-tools (analyzer)
- perf
Optional (no core dependency):
- Boost.ASIO (used only for some examples)
- Qt 5 (used only for some examples)
Opeating system:
- Linux
- Windows 10
There are no other dependencies despite the standard library (C++17) to build this library.
The following build types -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=x are possible:
- Debug
- Release
- Coverage
Build options:
ENABLE_STATIC: enables static build, ifOFF, a shared library is being built. Default:ONENABLE_PROFILING: enables profiling forgprofENABLE_BENCHMARK: enables benchmarking (disables some optimization)ENABLE_SANITIZER: enables address and undefined sanitizers
Components:
ENABLE_EXAMPLES: enables examples. Default:ONENABLE_TOOLS: enables tools. Default:ONENABLE_TESTS: enables unit tests, integration tests and benchmarks. Default:ONENABLE_TESTS_BENCHMARK: enables benchmark tests, enabled only ifENABLE_TESTSis also enabled. Default:ON
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make doc
make package
or individual package types:
cpack -G TGZ
cpack -G DEB
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Coverage ..
make -j 8
make coverage doc cppcheck
There is a script bin/static-analysis-clang for doing this, there is not yet
an integration of clang-tidy in the cmake build.
Build in Release mode, perform individual benchmarks:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make -j 8
test/benchmark_nmea_split
Using perf to do performance analysis:
mkdir build
cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release -DENABLE_BENCHMARK=ON ..
make -j 8
perf record -g test/benchmark_nmea_split
perf report -g 'graph,0.5,caller'
There is a helper script bin/check-format which uses clang-format to
check the formatting of all files in the directories containing code (src,
test and examples). This script can be used manually:
bin/check-format
or used as git pre-commit hook:
cd .git/hooks
ln -s ../../bin/check-format pre-commit
which prevents a commit if there are files not complying with the formatting rules. Be aware of using the script as pre-commit hook, the checking can take several seconds.
Mario Konrad ([email protected]) with help from others.
Search the repository for a complete list:
git log --format=%an | sort -u
A (non-complete) collection of resources from where information was gathered.
- NMEA Revealed (by Eric S. Raymond)
- NMEA FAQ
- it-digin's blog
- AIVDM/AIVDO Protocol decoding (by Eric S. Raymond)
- DSC Position Request
- NMEA-0183 Sentences DSC,DSE
- NMEA-0183 Sentence ALR
- SerialMon - NMEA 0183 Protocol
- SeaTalk Reference (by Thomas Knauf)
- Navigation Center - AIS Standard Class B Equipment Position Report
- GPS Forums
- NMEA Datensaetze
- AIS VDM & VDO Message Decoder
- AIS VDM & VDO Message Decoder
- Code comments from library NMEA0183
NOTE: The official NMEA 0183 Standard document is not available for free. It was not consulted at any point during the development of this library. All information was found from free sources on the internet. This library (especially the NMEA part) is not derivative work of this standard.
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