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The Null method applied to GNSS three-carrier phase ambiguity resolution
Abstract. The Null method is a technique to fix the ambiguity in L1 phase measurements of the global positioning system (GPS). The method is adapted to new global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) which offer phase measurements at three frequencies. In order to validate the efficiency of the adapted method, results obtained using a software simulator and an emulator are presented. The results are then compared to those obtained with the least-squares ambiguity decorrelation adjustment (LAMBDA) method. Good performance of the Null method in new GNSS systems is shown.
The Null method applied to GNSS three-carrier phase ambiguity resolution
Abstract. The Null method is a technique to fix the ambiguity in L1 phase measurements of the global positioning system (GPS). The method is adapted to new global navigation satellite systems (GNSS) which offer phase measurements at three frequencies. In order to validate the efficiency of the adapted method, results obtained using a software simulator and an emulator are presented. The results are then compared to those obtained with the least-squares ambiguity decorrelation adjustment (LAMBDA) method. Good performance of the Null method in new GNSS systems is shown.
The Null method applied to GNSS three-carrier phase ambiguity resolution
Fernández-Plazaola, U. (author) / Martín-Guerrero, T. M. (author) / Entrambasaguas-Muñoz, J. T. (author) / Martín-Neira, M. (author)
Journal of Geodesy ; 78
2004
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English
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