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Title: Global Positioning Systems


1
Global Positioning Systems
  • Three key topics
  • Requirements

2
GPS Space Segment
  • Constellation of NAVSTAR satellites
  • Each satellite broadcasts signal

3
GPS Receiver Segment
  • Receivers situated over unknown point receive
    signals from visible satellites
  • Determine time for satellite signal to reach
    receiver
  • Need multiple ranges from multiple satellites to
    derive location of receiver

4
GPS Control Segment
  • Monitoring stations
  • Application

5
GPS Reference SystemsSatellite Reference System
  • Satellites fundamentally in an elliptical orbit
  • Origin at ellipse foci
  • Geocentric reference system

6
GPS Reference SystemsGeocentric Reference System
  • Issue
  • Origin at mass center of earth

7
GPS Reference SystemsGeodetic Reference System
  • Geocentric coordinates are challenging to use
  • Solution
  • Conversions

8
Geographic to Geocentric Coordinates
  • Where
  • h ellipsoidal height e ellipsoid
    eccentricity
  • ? latitude ? longitude
  • RN radius of curvature a semi-major axis
    of prime vertical

9
GPS Timing Process
  • Satellites broadcast signals
  • Radio signals uniquely represent each satellite

10
GPS Timing Basic Procedure
  • Receiver compares satellite signal to internal
    signal
  • Calculate range from multiple satellites
  • Application

11
Carrier Phase Measurement
  • Process
  • Application

12
Deliberate GPS Accuracy Reduction
  • Selective availability
  • Anti-spoofing

13
GPS Errors and Mistakes
  • Instrument errors
  • Natural errors
  • Personal errors
  • Mistakes

14
Code-based Differential Positioning
  • Use two receivers
  • Each unit determines position containing errors
  • Processing differential corrections

15
Carrier Phase Relative Positioning
  • Single difference

16
Carrier Phase Relative Positioning
  • Double difference

17
Carrier Phase Relative Positioning
t2
t1
t1
t2
  • Triple difference

18
GPS Considerations
  • Accuracy
  • Field situations
  • Costs

19
Sample Applications
  • Military
  • Surveying
  • Recreational
  • Commercial

20
GLONASS
  • Russian counterpart to GPS
  • Emerging as a civilian measuring tool

21
Readings
  • Chapter 13
  • Chapter 14 sections 14.2.1, 14.6 14.7
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