comparing zezo and bitsailor and a self made preparatory offline router
I found that the choose different ideal routes with similar settings. I can see this happening due to memory conservation (underlying grid size?!) or CPU conservation using polar coordinates in 5° steps and best VMG angles maybe. So if several routes are nearly identical in time, each router will find a different one due to rounding errors. So far so obvious.
What I do not understand is that the wave propagation front (or how you want to call it) varies significantly between zezo and bitsailor (offline version kind of similar to bitsailor). - Even making sure both use the same GFS run. what are the uncertainties in the routing that lead to this difference? is there a way to minimize them?
Is there a way to give a error-number or uncertainty to each location while performing the routing?
Cheers,
Sunke/Sunkist