2013
DOI: 10.1155/2013/627509
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Relative Navigation in LEO by Carrier-Phase Differential GPS with Intersatellite Ranging Augmentation

Abstract: Carrier-phase differential GPS (CDGPS) is a promising technology for accurate relative navigation in LEO formations of cooperating satellites, but navigation filter robustness against poor GPS geometry and noisy measurements has to be improved. This can be performed by augmenting the navigation filter with intersatellite local ranging measurements, as the ones provided by ranging transponders or GNSS-like systems. In this paper, an augmented CDGPS navigation filter is proposed for the formation of two satellit… Show more

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“…Control signals for each satellite are generated so as to provide the difference u = u2 − u1, generated in accordance with the chosen control law u = U (x12, z12, x˙12, z˙12). It is supposed that each satellite can transfer position information to another one received by onboard navigation equipment, for example, using GLONASS / GPS receivers, installed on each [38] satellite and share this information via the digital inter-satellite communication channel.…”
Section: Model Of the Dynamics Of The Relative Motion Of Two Satellitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Control signals for each satellite are generated so as to provide the difference u = u2 − u1, generated in accordance with the chosen control law u = U (x12, z12, x˙12, z˙12). It is supposed that each satellite can transfer position information to another one received by onboard navigation equipment, for example, using GLONASS / GPS receivers, installed on each [38] satellite and share this information via the digital inter-satellite communication channel.…”
Section: Model Of the Dynamics Of The Relative Motion Of Two Satellitmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(1) All BDS GEO/IGSO satellites can be observed, commanded, and controlled because they are within the range of the ground TT&C (GTT&C) stations or differential stations of the Chinese's own. (2) On the basis of the precise orbital determination of BDS GEO/IGSO satellites, referring to the relative navigation way in Low Earth Orbiting (LEO) by using carrier phase differential GPS [13], we can install the receivers on BDS MEO satellites, which can receive the signal from BDS GEO/IGSO satellites by using omnidirectional antenna. Thus we consider BDS GEO/IGSO satellites as STT&C stations and can use the method of multifrequency combination technology to realize the precise orbit determination of BDS MEO satellites ulteriorly.…”
Section: The Precise Orbit Determination Scheme Of Bds Meo Satellitesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recursive application of (5) allows data accumulation over multiple time epochs to be performed also considering correlation between different integer ambiguities. It is worth noting that (5) must be implemented taking into account changes in the observed GPS satellites and therefore, reorganizing and reordering both x GPS and P GPS when new GPS satellites are acquired [21] or pivot satellite changes [22]. The estimated float ambiguities and the accompanying covariance matrix are fed to LAMBDA [23] that derives an integer estimate of the ambiguities.…”
Section: Cdgpsmentioning
confidence: 99%