Estimation of coordinates on geostationary orbit by using GNSS signals

Konin, Valeriy; Shyshkov, Fedir; Pogurelskiy, Olexiy

doi:10.1109/rmsw.2016.7778544

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“…In 2015-2016 we were focused on facing different tasks in space for which we were to create a reliable way of navigation for different manned on unmanned vehicles in space [3][4][5][6]. The model presented in the works [3] was created in MATLAB software package to analyse the availability of the navigation satellites in space, to coordinate estimation and allow simulating different parameters.…”

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Hardware and Software Complex for Laboratory of Satellite Technologies

Kharchenko

Konin

Pogurelskiy

2020

Logistics and Transport

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Satellite technologies of communication, navigation and surveillance play an important role in modern transport, and particularly in aviation. High effectiveness of global air navigation system is provided by applying data broadcasted from great numbers of satellites, located on Earth orbits. The totality of existing satellite navigation system forms global radio navigation field which parameters should be constantly monitored and controlled for providing safety requirements. The aim of this article is to share experience of creating a laboratory of satellite technologies at the National Aviation University that performs simultaneously educational and scientific tasks.

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Hardware and Software Complex for Laboratory of Satellite Technologies

Kharchenko

Konin

Pogurelskiy

2020

Logistics and Transport

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Differences in measurements with separate use of frequencies L1 and L2 for the application of satellite navigation in near-earth space

Shyshkov¹,

Pogurelskiy²,

Konin³

2017

2017 IEEE Microwaves, Radar and Remote Sensing Symposium (MRRS)

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I. INTRODUCTIONGlobal navigation satellite systems (GNSS) -one of the simplest and cheapest methods of navigation in modern society. This is not surprising -the users only have to purchase a receiver, since the main system is free and publicly available (the constellation owners pay cost of maintaining the system). Over the years of its work, satellite navigation has been used in different spheres of society, including transport, agriculture, tourism, navigation, etc. Despite the fact that the system was originally designed to be used on the surface of the Earth or near the lower Earth orbits that is called Terrestrial service volume (TSV), GNSS can be used for navigation in the near-Earth space that was named space service volume (SSV).

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Computer Modelling of Autonomous Satellite Navigation Characteristics on Geostationary Orbit

Shyshkov

Konin

2019

Advances in Computer and Electrical Engineering

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Satellite systems are a fast-developing and broad field of study. The use of global navigation satellite systems for relatively autonomous spacecraft navigation holds a lot of interest for researchers. It is extremely expensive to research space applications as live experiments. Therefore, computer modelling comes in handy when there is a need to analyze important factors in space environment. The chapter describes the radionavigation field model that uses the off-nadir satellites. This model allows estimation of the availability and accuracy characteristics of autonomous satellite navigation in space up to the geostationary orbit in order to provide the necessary research data.

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Estimation of coordinates on geostationary orbit by using GNSS signals

Cited by 4 publications

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Hardware and Software Complex for Laboratory of Satellite Technologies

Hardware and Software Complex for Laboratory of Satellite Technologies

Differences in measurements with separate use of frequencies L1 and L2 for the application of satellite navigation in near-earth space

Computer Modelling of Autonomous Satellite Navigation Characteristics on Geostationary Orbit

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