Aerospace needed a solution for visualizing the Dilution of Precision (DOP) data without the need for subject matter experts. DOP is a measure of how well a group of GPS satellites' signal strength is, and Aerospace Corporation currently has the capability to perform this visualization. However, the process they use is manual and time-consuming, requiring their subject matter experts to create correctly formatted files to be analyzed by a program that produces a user interface with a visualization of the DOP values.

The manual pipeline currently in place at Aerospace Corporation requires significant human intervention, which results in slow turnaround times and a high potential for error. In addition, their visualization tools are antiquated and require significant processing power, which further slows down the process.

The team of engineers tasked with solving this problem is working on creating an automated solution that can take the raw satellite data, analyze it, and produce a user-friendly visualization without the need for expert intervention. The goal is to automate the process, reduce errors, and create a more efficient and user-friendly system that can be used by a broader audience.

The engineers are exploring various technologies and solutions that can help them achieve this goal. The hope is that by automating the process and implementing more modern tools, Aerospace Corporation can significantly improve its visualization capabilities and better serve its clients.