DocumentCode
273303
Title
Positional confidence with differential navigation using NAVSTAR GPS code phase
Author
Butterworth, M.P. ; Daly, P.
Author_Institution
Leeds Univ., UK
fYear
1988
fDate
17-19 Oct 1988
Firstpage
190
Lastpage
194
Abstract
NAVSTAR GPS is a satellite navigation system developed by the United States primarily for military use. A civil spin-off using the lower precision C/A code offers real time position and timing information with wide ranging applications. However, under conditions of reduced performance, because of deliberate degradation or inherent system limitations, the application of differencing techniques offers the capability to reduce and in some cases remove a substantial proportion of the systematic errors. The authors summarise the basic differential operation together with the sources of error that affect its performance. Results from a measurement campaign are included with differences between receiver types discussed
Keywords
military systems; radionavigation; NAVSTAR GPS code phase; United States; civil spin-off; differencing techniques; differential navigation; measurement campaign; military use; positional confidence; real time position; satellite navigation system; systematic errors; timing information;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Satellite Systems for Mobile Communications and Navigation, 1988., Fourth International Conference on
Conference_Location
London
Print_ISBN
0-85296-367-X
Type
conf
Filename
10430
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