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FeatureRequestProposals which enhance the interface or add additional features.Proposals which enhance the interface or add additional features.HarmonisationThe Group in the ASAM development project working on harmonisation with other standards.The Group in the ASAM development project working on harmonisation with other standards.SensorModelingThe Group in the ASAM development project working on sensor modeling topics.The Group in the ASAM development project working on sensor modeling topics.
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Signed-off-by: Markus Waldmann markus.waldmann@stud.hs-kempten.de & Markus Pauly markus.pauly@stud.hs-kempten.de
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Introduction of the use of continuous values instead of enums for several weather-values for example:
- Clouds: OSC & OSI provide 5 states. However, the cloud cover is officially divided into eighth values between 0 and 1: like in the Glossar of the German weather department DWD (dwd.de - https://www.dwd.de/DE/service/lexikon/Functions/glossar.html?lv2=100932&lv3=101016). This values should be adapted to each other.
- Ambient Illumination: Describes the Illumination in the environment in LUX, consists of 11 values. Should be described by continuous double values
- Precipitation: Contains 9 possible values Continuous values, should be described by double values - instead of categories according to the context of ISO 2315
- Fog Density: 10 enum values describe the visibility/density in "m" (meter), should be described by double values
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FeatureRequestProposals which enhance the interface or add additional features.Proposals which enhance the interface or add additional features.HarmonisationThe Group in the ASAM development project working on harmonisation with other standards.The Group in the ASAM development project working on harmonisation with other standards.SensorModelingThe Group in the ASAM development project working on sensor modeling topics.The Group in the ASAM development project working on sensor modeling topics.