This function is deprecated.
//Replacement function: CL_ev_stationVisibility
//Computes the periods of time (start and end times) when a satellite is visible from a given set of ground stations.
//The satellite is visible from a ground station when its elevation is over a given threshold (stations_masks).
//The satellite trajectory is computed using an analytical model (specified by propag_model).
//The results are computed in the simulation period defined by sim_period.
//The intervals returned in visi_dates define the visibility periods start and end times // of the satellite by at least one ground station. // It means that the visibility intervals for ground stations considered independently are concatenated.
//Notes:
//- Beware that the default propagation model is "j2sec" (J2 secular effects only).
//- Visibility intervals with a duration less than visi_min are discarded.
//- Choosing a small value for visi_min will increase the computation time.
//- Setting planet oblateness (obla) to 0 (so that computation are // done assuming a spherical planet) results in faster computation.
//Advanced users can specify an external function (fun_ci2cf) that converts positions // from the inertial frame to the body fixed frame.
//This is particularly useful when one wants to compute visibilities for a planet that is not the Earth.
//The calling sequence of the function must be the following:
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If fun_ci2cf is omitted, the frame conversion from ECI to ECF is used. // (See Reference frames for more details)
//Warning:
//- The default propagation model is "j2sec": osculating elements = mean elements.
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