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With significant advantages, the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) radio occultation technique is a newcomer in the Earth's atmosphere sounding. Advancements bring new opportunities to Chinese atmospheric research since China is building its own GNSS-Compass navigation system. Focusing on the features of Compass, this work proposed a simplified algorithm to simulate occultation events between...