Search for dissertations about: "IMU kalman"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words IMU kalman.
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1. GPS/IMU Integrated System for Land Vehicle Navigation based on MEMS
Abstract : The Global Positioning System (GPS) and an Inertial Navigation System (INS)are two basic navigation systems. Due to their complementary characters in manyaspects, a GPS/INS integrated navigation system has been a hot research topic inthe recent decade. Both advantages and disadvantages of each individual systemare analyzed. READ MORE
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2. Statistical Fault Detection with Applications to IMU Disturbances
Abstract : This thesis deals with the problem of detecting faults in an environment where the measurements are affected by additive noise. To do this, a residual sensitive to faults is derived and statistical methods are used to distinguish faults from noise. READ MORE
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3. GNSS-aided INS for land vehicle positioning and navigation
Abstract : This thesis begins with a survey of current state-of-the art in-car navigation systems. The pros and cons of the four commonly used information sources — GNSS/RF-based positioning, vehicle motion sensors, vehicle models and map information — are described. Common filters to combine the information from the various sources are discussed. READ MORE
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4. Learning Human Gait
Abstract : Pedestrian navigation in body-worn devices is usually based on global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), which is a sufficient solution in most outdoor applications. Pedestrian navigation indoors is much more challenging. Further, GNSS does not provide any specific information about the gait style or how the device is carried. READ MORE
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5. Key Technologies in Low-cost Integrated Vehicle Navigation Systems
Abstract : Vehicle navigation systems incorporate on-board sensors/signal receivers and provide necessary positioning and guidance information for land, marine, airborne and space vehicles. Among different navigation solutions, the Global Positioning System (GPS) and an Inertial Navigation System (INS) are two basic navigation systems. READ MORE