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An insider view on tracking loops: A novel ultra-tight GNSS/INS hybridization approach
By: Bastia, F.; Deambrogio, L.; Palestini, C.; Corazza, G.E.;
2010 / IEEE / 978-1-4244-5036-7
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This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' An insider view on tracking loops: A novel ultra-tight GNSS/INS hybridization approach ' This paper tackles the issue of increasing GNSS receivers reliability by presenting a novel ultra-tight integration scheme identified as Gaussian AUtocorrelation Scaled Sum (GAUSS). This hybridization approach is based on the concept that a completely artificial autocorrelation peak, generated starting from the information provided by the inertial sensors can be fused non-coherently into the received signal autocorrelation function to enhance the receiver robustness in harsh conditions as in the presence of interferers and multipath.
Related Topics
Satellite Tracking
Sensor Fusion
Signal Autocorrelation Function
Ultratight Gnss-ins Hybridization Approach
Gnss Receiver Reliability
Gaussian Autocorrelation Scaled Sum
Tracking Loops
Satellite Navigation Systems
Autocorrelation
Position Measurement
Acceleration
Radio Navigation
Signal Detection
Satellite Broadcasting
Receivers
Coupling Circuits
Tracking Loops
Gnss/ins
Hybridization
Ultra-tight Integration
Satellite Navigation
Radio Receivers
Gaussian Processes
Telecommunication Network Reliability
Engineering
Inertial Sensors