Search for dissertations about: "satellite navigation"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 54 swedish dissertations containing the words satellite navigation.
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16. Towards dynamic array processing for GNSS software receivers
Abstract : Since the very first Global Positioning System satellite was launched in 1978, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have developed into a world wide utility, providing everyone with an affordable method for determining accurate position and time. However, the system is susceptible to multipath (when the signal is reflected off a surface), interference (other signals in the same frequency band) and attenuation (for example canopies blocking some of the signal energy). READ MORE
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17. Exploring Strategies for the Combination of Multiple Space-geodetic Techniques
Abstract : Space-geodetic techniques are based on signal acquisition from extraterrestrial radio sources that can be used to infer geodetic positioning and define Earth-fixed and inertial reference systems. These techniques, which include Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) and Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) among others, exhibit different strengths and weaknesses in recovering parameters of interest. READ MORE
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18. Positioning with supported GPS, A simulation study
Abstract : The satellite based on positioning system GPS has a very high potential in accuracy and general performance. It has also low cost, low weight and low power consumption.However, among all good proprieties there exist some bad ones. READ MORE
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19. Enabling hardware technology for GNSS software radio research
Abstract : Software Defined Radio (SDR), has become an increasingly popular alternative to traditional radio technology. In principle the incoming radio frequency signal is sampled as close to the antenna as possible to minimize noise, distortion and other hardware related effects which degrade the signal quality. READ MORE
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20. Parameter Estimation for Mobile Positioning Applications
Abstract : The availability and reliability of mobile positioning algorithms depend on both the quality of measurements and the environmental characteristics. The positioning systems based on global navigation satellite systems (GNSS), for example, have typically a few meters accuracy but are unavailable in signal denied conditions and unreliable in multipath environments. READ MORE