DocumentCode :
572829
Title :
The observability analysis of aerial moving target location based on dual-satellite geolocation system
Author :
Deng, Bing ; Xiong, Jinyu ; Xia, Changxiong
Author_Institution :
Sci. & Technol. On Blind Signal Process. Lab., Chengdu, China
fYear :
2012
fDate :
24-26 Aug. 2012
Firstpage :
12
Lastpage :
15
Abstract :
Dual-satellite geolocation system is an effective passive location technique. This method can locate a stationary emitter on Earth by using time and frequency differences of arrival (TDOA/FDOA).In this paper, the rank of the observation matrix was proposed as standards of location observability, established location models, analysed the observability of aerial moving target location with the representative motion, such as uniform linear model and maneuvering turn model. Finally, simulation results presented a conclusion that Dual-satellite geolocation system could implement location for aerial moving target under some restrictions. In this paper, the rank of the observation matrix was proposed as standards of location observability, established location models, analysed the observability of aerial moving target location with the representative motion, such as uniform linear model and maneuvering turn model. Finally, simulation results presented a conclusion that Dual-satellite geolocation system could implement location for aerial moving target under some restrictions.
Keywords :
artificial satellites; direction-of-arrival estimation; matrix algebra; time-of-arrival estimation; Earth; FDOA; TDOA estimation; aerial moving target location observability analysis; dual-satellite geolocation system; frequency difference-of-arrival estimation; maneuvering turn model; observation matrix; passive location technique; representative motion; stationary emitter; time difference-of-arrival estimation; uniform linear model; Geology; Satellites; Dual-satellite geolocation; FDOA; TDOA; moving target; observability;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Computer Science and Information Processing (CSIP), 2012 International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Xi´an, Shaanxi
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-1410-7
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/CSIP.2012.6308782
Filename :
6308782
Link To Document :
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