High-frequency global navigation satellite system’s receivers for airborne gravimetry
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Berghorn, Gregor Rusakov, Mikhail |
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2010
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The development of global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) provides a solution of many applied problems with increasingly higher quality and accuracy nowadays. Researches that are carried out by the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities in Munich (BAW) in the field of airborne gravimetry are based on sophisticated data processing from high frequency GNSS receiver for kinematic aircraft positioning. Applied algorithms for inertial acceleration determination are based on the high sampling rate (50Hz) and on reducing of such factors as ionosphere scintillation and multipath at aircraft /antenna near field effects. The quality of the GNSS derived kinematic height are studied also by intercomparison with lift height variations collected by a precise high sampling rate vertical scale [1]. This work is aimed at the ways of more accurate determination of mini-aircraft altitude by means of high frequency GNSS receivers, in particular by considering their dynamic behaviour. |
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DAAD: German Acedemic Exchange Service |
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http://eprints.qut.edu.au/72869/1/2010_Bratanov_HF_GNSS_receivers_for_airborne_gravimetry.pdf Bratanov, Dmitry & Boedecker, Gerd (2010) High-frequency global navigation satellite system’s receivers for airborne gravimetry. In Berghorn, Gregor & Rusakov, Mikhail (Eds.) Scientific Conference of Michael Lomonosov and Immanuil Kant Fellows, 16-17 April 2010, Moscow. |
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Copyright 2010 Please consult the authors |
Fonte |
Australian Research Centre for Aerospace Automation; Science & Engineering Faculty |
Palavras-Chave | #040405 Gravimetrics #080202 Applied Discrete Mathematics #090000 ENGINEERING #090100 AEROSPACE ENGINEERING #Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) #Airborne gravimetry #Satellite system signals filtering #Global Base Augmentation Systems (GBAS) |
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Conference Paper |