Study on Triple-Antenna KINRTK Problem Using BDS Signal

Cai Bing Xiang; Shao Feng Bian; Ze Min Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.2323

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Study on Triple-Antenna KINRTK Problem Using BDS Signal

Abstract:

Traditional kinematic baseline resolution usually needs one or more fixed reference station. In some special application, the reference stations could be in motion. In order to determine kinematic baselines in scenarios of moving reference stations and rovers, a KINRTK model is studied by using a baseline length constraint with three antenna configuration. The baseline and integer resolution method are given. A KINRTK experiment is done, using the data collected on ship enroute, the resolved baselines lengths are compared with the predetermined baselines, which show that the KINREK models baseline length errors are within 5cm, which can verify the effectiveness and accuracy of the model proposed and ambiguity resolution method.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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Cai Bing Xiang*, Shao Feng Bian, Ze Min Wu

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Beidou, KINRTK, Navigation

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