@spec broadcast(
  Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t(),
  keyword()
) :: {:ok, Orbis.GNSS.Broadcast.t()} | error()

Fetch a broadcast-navigation product and load it into an Orbis.GNSS.Broadcast handle.

Returns {:ok, %Orbis.GNSS.Broadcast{}} or a typed error.

@spec fetch(
  Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t(),
  keyword()
) :: {:ok, String.t()} | error()

Fetch a product, returning the local path to its decompressed file.

Cache-first: a verified cache hit returns immediately with no network. See the module docs for the full pipeline, options, and error taxonomy.

Returns {:ok, path} or a typed {:error, _}.

@spec fetch_ionex(atom(), Date.t() | NaiveDateTime.t() | DateTime.t(), keyword()) ::
  {:ok, String.t()} | error()

Fetch a CODE rapid or predicted IONEX map for a target day, walking candidate days newest first.

The rapid map (:cod_rap) lands a day or two late and the predicted maps (:cod_prd1, :cod_prd2) are published ahead of their target day, so the freshest file present may be for a slightly earlier day than first requested. This tries Orbis.GNSS.Data.Catalog.gim_date_candidates/3 newest first through the ordinary fetch/2 path and returns the first hit, or the last error when every candidate misses (preserving the {:offline_miss, _} taxonomy offline).

Returns {:ok, path} or a typed {:error, _}.

@spec fetch_merged_sp3(
  Date.t() | NaiveDateTime.t() | DateTime.t(),
  [atom()],
  keyword()
) ::
  {:ok, Orbis.GNSS.SP3.t(), map()}
  | {:error, {:no_products, [map()]}}
  | {:error, {:incompatible_sources, map()}}
  | error()

Fetch SP3 products from several centers and merge the available ones.

centers are tried in precedence order. A missing or not-yet-published center is recorded in the returned report and does not abort the call. For ultra-rapid centers and timestamp targets, Orbis tries issue candidates newest to oldest until it finds a cached/downloadable product, so callers near the publication frontier can fall back from a not-yet-landed latest issue.

Returns:

• {:ok, merged, report} when at least one center contributes. With one contributor, merged is that source SP3 and report.single_product? is true.
• {:error, {:no_products, reasons}} when every center is absent or fails.
• {:error, {:incompatible_sources, %{centers:, reason:}}} when the fetched centers exist but cannot be combined (their SP3 headers disagree on time scale or coordinate system, which the merge refuses rather than mixing frames).

The report includes :contributors, :absent, :source_count, :single_product?, and the normal SP3 merge audit keys (:quarantined, :single_source, :position_outliers).

Examples

iex> cache = System.tmp_dir!()
iex> {:error, {:no_products, reasons}} =
...>   Orbis.GNSS.Data.fetch_merged_sp3(~D[2024-09-03], [:igs_ult], offline: true, cache_dir: cache)
iex> [%{center: :igs_ult, reason: :offline_miss}] = reasons

@spec fetch_merged_sp3_file(
  Date.t() | NaiveDateTime.t() | DateTime.t(),
  [atom()],
  Path.t(),
  keyword()
) ::
  {:ok, Path.t(), map()}
  | {:error, {:no_products, [map()]}}
  | {:error, {:incompatible_sources, map()}}
  | error()

Fetch the merged current-day SP3 product from several centers and persist it to path in one call — the live-latency workflow's entry point.

This composes fetch_merged_sp3/3 (fetch + merge, in the numeric layer's in-memory form) with write_sp3/3 (the data layer's atomic file write), so the result is a standard, self-contained SP3 file on disk. That file is exactly what the cache / Orbis.GNSS.SP3 / Orbis.GNSS.Positioning layers consume, which unblocks the end-to-end path:

merged current-day SP3 -> standard file -> Observables / Positioning

Because the numeric layer never reaches for I/O, a later solve reads the cached file with no network — fetch once here, then point the solver at path.

target, centers, and the fetch/merge options behave exactly as in fetch_merged_sp3/3 (ultra-rapid issue selection, per-center precedence, offline mode, :cache_dir, the SP3 merge/2 tuning keys, …). Write options are shared with write_sp3/3:

• :gzip — gzip-compress the written file (default false); pair it with a .gz extension on path.

Returns:

• {:ok, path, report} — the merged product was written; report is the same merge/contributor audit fetch_merged_sp3/3 returns (:contributors, :absent, :source_count, :single_product?, :quarantined, …).
• {:error, {:no_products, reasons}} / {:error, {:incompatible_sources, _}} — propagated from the fetch/merge step; nothing is written.
• any write_sp3/3 error (e.g. {:error, {:write_failed, reason}}) — the product merged but could not be persisted.

Examples

iex> cache = System.tmp_dir!()
iex> path = Path.join(cache, "no_such_product.sp3")
iex> {:error, {:no_products, [%{center: :igs_ult, reason: :offline_miss}]}} =
...>   Orbis.GNSS.Data.fetch_merged_sp3_file(~D[2024-09-03], [:igs_ult], path,
...>     offline: true, cache_dir: cache)
iex> File.exists?(path)
false

@spec mgex_clk(atom(), Date.t(), keyword()) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build an MGEX clock (RINEX clock) product. Defaults to 30S sampling.

@spec mgex_ionex(atom(), Date.t(), keyword()) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build an IONEX (global ionosphere TEC map) product.

Served by :esa (ESA0OPSFIN). IONEX maps are sub-daily, so the catalog sampling defaults to 02H; pass sample: to override.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.mgex_ionex(:esa, ~D[2024-06-24])
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "ESA0OPSFIN_20241760000_01D_02H_GIM.INX"}

@spec mgex_nav(atom(), Date.t(), keyword()) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build a broadcast-navigation (merged multi-GNSS RINEX NAV) product.

Only :igs publishes this product (BRDC00WRD_R_..._MN.rnx). The RINEX navigation long-name carries no sampling field, so the sample argument is not part of the filename; it defaults to 01D purely to satisfy validation.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.mgex_nav(:igs, ~D[2020-06-25])
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "BRDC00WRD_R_20201770000_01D_MN.rnx"}

@spec mgex_sp3(atom(), Date.t(), keyword()) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build an MGEX SP3 (precise orbit) product for a center and date.

Defaults to 05M (5-minute) sampling; override with sample:.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.mgex_sp3(:esa, ~D[2020-06-24])
iex> p.center
:esa
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "ESA0MGNFIN_20201760000_01D_05M_ORB.SP3"}

@spec observations(
  Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t(),
  keyword()
) :: {:ok, Orbis.GNSS.RINEX.Observations.t()} | error()

Fetch a station observation product and load it into an Orbis.GNSS.RINEX.Observations handle.

fetch/2 gunzips the .gz; the committed cache file is the (still Hatanaka) CRINEX text, which Orbis.GNSS.RINEX.Observations.load/1 decodes before parsing. Returns {:ok, %Orbis.GNSS.RINEX.Observations{}} or a typed error.

@spec ops_ultra_clk(atom(), Date.t() | NaiveDateTime.t() | DateTime.t(), keyword()) ::
  Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build an ultra-rapid OPS clock product.

Issue-time behavior matches ops_ultra_sp3/3. The current HTTPS catalog does not include an ultra-rapid clock product; retired clock products raise {:no_open_mirror, {center, :clk}}.

@spec ops_ultra_sp3(atom(), Date.t() | NaiveDateTime.t() | DateTime.t(), keyword()) ::
  Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build an ultra-rapid OPS SP3 product.

Ultra-rapid products are two-day (02D) files issued several times per day, with roughly one observed day and one predicted day. Pass a Date with an explicit issue: (defaults to "0000"), or pass a NaiveDateTime / DateTime target and Orbis will select the latest issue not after that time. If :available_issues is supplied, selection falls back to the newest issue present in that list.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.ops_ultra_sp3(:igs_ult, ~D[2024-09-03], issue: "0600")
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "IGS0OPSULT_20242470600_02D_15M_ORB.SP3"}

iex> available = [{~D[2024-09-03], "0000"}, {~D[2024-09-03], "0600"}]
iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.ops_ultra_sp3(:gfz_ult, ~N[2024-09-03 13:00:00], available_issues: available)
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "GFZ0OPSULT_20242470600_02D_05M_ORB.SP3"}

@spec predicted_ionex(atom(), Date.t(), keyword()) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build a CODE predicted IONEX product (COD0OPSPRD) for a UTC day.

CODE publishes a single predicted GIM; the catalog distinguishes horizons by the day each alias targets. center is :cod_prd1 (1-day-ahead, the current/near-future day) or :cod_prd2 (2-day-ahead, the day after date). Predicted maps are published before their target day starts, so a predicted product is resolvable for the current/near-future UTC day. Resolves on the AIUB /CODE root over plain HTTP and defaults to 01H sampling.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.predicted_ionex(:cod_prd1, ~D[2026-06-14])
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "COD0OPSPRD_20261650000_01D_01H_GIM.INX"}

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.predicted_ionex(:cod_prd2, ~D[2026-06-14])
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "COD0OPSPRD_20261660000_01D_01H_GIM.INX"}

@spec product(atom(), atom(), Date.t(), String.t()) ::
  {:ok, Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()} | Orbis.GNSS.Data.Catalog.error()

Build a Product for any center/content/date/sample, returning a tuple.

Use this instead of the bang builders when the inputs may be invalid.

@spec product(atom(), atom(), Date.t(), String.t(), keyword()) ::
  {:ok, Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()} | Orbis.GNSS.Data.Catalog.error()

Build a Product for any center/content/date/sample with product-specific options such as issue: "0600" for ultra-rapid products.

@spec rapid_ionex(
  Date.t(),
  keyword()
) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build the CODE rapid IONEX product (COD0OPSRAP) for a UTC day.

The rapid global ionosphere map is the low-latency CODE GIM; the final COD0OPSFIN map lags one to three weeks. It resolves on the AIUB /CODE root over plain HTTP and defaults to 01H sampling.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.rapid_ionex(~D[2026-06-13])
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "COD0OPSRAP_20261640000_01D_01H_GIM.INX"}

@spec sp3(
  Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t(),
  keyword()
) :: {:ok, Orbis.GNSS.SP3.t()} | error()

Fetch an SP3 product and load it into an Orbis.GNSS.SP3 handle.

Equivalent to fetch/2 followed by Orbis.GNSS.SP3.load/1. Returns {:ok, %Orbis.GNSS.SP3{}} or a typed error.

@spec station_obs(String.t(), Date.t(), keyword()) :: Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.t()

Build a daily station observation product (RINEX 3 CRINEX, 30 s default).

Station observation files are keyed by a 9-character site id (e.g. "WTZR00DEU"), not an analysis-center token, and resolve on the BKG IGS observation tree. Override the sampling with sample:.

Examples

iex> p = Orbis.GNSS.Data.station_obs("WTZR00DEU", ~D[2020-06-25])
iex> Orbis.GNSS.Data.Product.canonical_filename(p)
{:ok, "WTZR00DEU_R_20201770000_01D_30S_MO.crx"}

@spec write_sp3(Orbis.GNSS.SP3.t(), Path.t(), keyword()) :: {:ok, Path.t()} | error()

Write an Orbis.GNSS.SP3 product to path — the inverse of the fetch layer's read.

The product is serialized with Orbis.GNSS.SP3.to_iodata/2 (pure) and committed atomically: the bytes are written to a temporary file in the same directory, then File.rename/2d into place (atomic on POSIX), so a reader never observes a half-written file. The unblocking case is persisting a merge/2 product, which is otherwise only an in-memory handle.

Returns {:ok, path} or {:error, reason}.

Options

• :gzip — gzip-compress the output, matching the gzipped archive products (default false). Pair it with a .gz extension on path.

Examples

{:ok, merged, _report} = Orbis.GNSS.Data.fetch_merged_sp3(date, [:igs_ult, :gfz_ult])
{:ok, _path} = Orbis.GNSS.Data.write_sp3(merged, "/tmp/merged.sp3")
{:ok, _path} = Orbis.GNSS.Data.write_sp3(merged, "/tmp/merged.sp3.gz", gzip: true)