NmeaLocation

The accuracy type of the location.

The DGPS age of the location in seconds. The DGPSAge shows the age of the differential data (in seconds) and the time elapsed since the last valid differential correction received. Because the validity of a differential correction depends on the difference between the time the differential signal is calculated and the time it is used by the receiver, smaller values are better.

The fix type of the location.

The geoidal separation in meters.

The HDOP (horizontal dilution of precision) of the location, 0.5 through 99.9.

The height above the geoid surface in meters.

The PDOP (positional dilution of precision) of the location 0.5 through 99.9.

The position originally returned by the receiver. If the incoming data was projected this position may differ from the NmeaLocation.position.

The reference station ID of the location.

The satellites info of the location.

The VDOP (vertical dilution of precision) of the location, 0.5 through 99.9.

A set of key-value pairs providing additional meta-data and properties about the source of this Location. A Location object can be created manually or by a variety of LocationDataSource types, for example from the default platform data source or external GPS. When user code receives a new Location, it can be important to determine how the information was obtained.

The course of the location in degrees clockwise, 0 being true North.

The horizontal accuracy of the location in meters.

Indicates whether this is an outdated device position retrieved and cached earlier and therefore not guaranteed to represent the current location.

The position of the location.

The speed of the location in meters per second.

The timestamp of the location.

The vertical accuracy of the location in meters.