An Alternative Autonomous Location Determining

Avruto, V.; Nesterenko, Oleksandr; Ryzhkov, L. М.

doi:10.1109/iss55898.2022.9926308

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“…Відомі загальні співвідношення для визначення довготи і широти у лінійних координатах [8]. У роботах [9,10] запропоновано метод автономного визначення довготи і широти на рухомій основі, за яким використовується вимірювання абсолютної кутової швидкості об'єкта, а також розроблено математичну модель похибок даного методу. Під автономним мається на увазі метод, який не використовує астрономічні, супутникові навігаційні або радіонавігаційні системи.…”

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Results of Semi-Natural Tests of the Autonomous Determination of the Vehicle Longitude and Latitude

Avrutov¹,

Nesterenko²,

Myronenko³

et al. 2022

Bull. Kyiv Polytech. Inst. Ser. Instrum. Mak.

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Navigation parameters such as vehicle heading, linear speed and latitude and longitude are determined today, as a rule,using satellite navigation systems. However, there is a need for autonomous determination of navigation parameterswhen satellite navigation system signals are unavailable for one reason or another. For example, satellite navigationsystem signals can be jammed by electromagnetic countermeasures.Autonomous systems for determining the vehicle navigation parameters are inertial navigation systems, the basis ofwhich is the double integration of signals from accelerometers, as well as the integration of signals from gyroscopes toform one or another coordinate system, if we are talking about strapdown inertial navigation systems (SINS).Integration of the output signals of accelerometers and gyroscopes, which contain errors, leads to the accumulation ofSINS errors. To increase accuracy, SINS are integrated, for example, with satellite navigation systems. However, suchsystems cease to be completely autonomous.The article uses the method of autonomous determination of vehicle latitude and longitude, which is a new method ininertial navigation. The method is based on the strapdown inertial technology, which, unlike the standard methods usedin SINS, does not use the integration of the output signals of accelerometers and gyroscopes. To determine the angles oflatitude and longitude, the signals of the gyroscopes included in the inertial measurement unite (IMU) are used.As a result of a semi-natural experiment, the efficiency of the method of autonomous determination of latitude andlongitude was verified. Flight data of a small-sized aircraft were used for experimental verification. The data containedinformation about the angles of the heading, pitch, roll of the aircraft, the output signals of three micromechanicalgyroscopes, three micromechanical accelerometers, information about latitude, longitude and altitude measured by thereceiver of the satellite navigation system, as well as information about the horizontal and vertical components of speedand current time. Plots of calculated values of latitude and longitude and values measured using the receiver of thesatellite navigation system are given. From the given plots and tables, it can be seen that from a certain time, thecalculated values coincide with the "reference" ones, which confirms the efficiency of the method of autonomousdetermination of latitude and longitude.

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