Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system

GNSS has become one of the most wide- spread measurement technologies, allowing cm-level positioning accuracy using RTK or Network RTK. Unfortunately, the system’s major drawbacks are the requirement for a clear view of the sky and accu- racy dependent on the geometric distribution of the satellites...

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Main Authors: Bonenberg, Lukasz K., Hancock, Craig M., Roberts, Gethin W.
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Published: De Gruyter 2010
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author Bonenberg, Lukasz K.
Hancock, Craig M.
Roberts, Gethin W.
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description GNSS has become one of the most wide- spread measurement technologies, allowing cm-level positioning accuracy using RTK or Network RTK. Unfortunately, the system’s major drawbacks are the requirement for a clear view of the sky and accu- racy dependent on the geometric distribution of the satellites, not only varying throughout the day but also prone to location specific problems. With wide- spread utilisation of GNSS for monitoring of man- made structures and other civil engineering tasks, such shortcomings can be critical. One of possible solution is the deployment of a sup- porting system, such as Locata – a terrestrial posi- tioning technology, which mitigates the need for a clear view of the sky and provides system integrity control. This paper, part of the proposed integration feasibil- ity study, presents Locata performance indoors, its capacity and mitigation methods.
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spelling nottingham-502462020-05-04T16:29:48Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/50246/ Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system Bonenberg, Lukasz K. Hancock, Craig M. Roberts, Gethin W. GNSS has become one of the most wide- spread measurement technologies, allowing cm-level positioning accuracy using RTK or Network RTK. Unfortunately, the system’s major drawbacks are the requirement for a clear view of the sky and accu- racy dependent on the geometric distribution of the satellites, not only varying throughout the day but also prone to location specific problems. With wide- spread utilisation of GNSS for monitoring of man- made structures and other civil engineering tasks, such shortcomings can be critical. One of possible solution is the deployment of a sup- porting system, such as Locata – a terrestrial posi- tioning technology, which mitigates the need for a clear view of the sky and provides system integrity control. This paper, part of the proposed integration feasibil- ity study, presents Locata performance indoors, its capacity and mitigation methods. De Gruyter 2010-11-01 Article PeerReviewed Bonenberg, Lukasz K., Hancock, Craig M. and Roberts, Gethin W. (2010) Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system. Journal of Applied Geodesy, 4 (3). pp. 137-143. ISSN 1862-9016 Locatalit; pseudolite; indoors; precise; positioning; deformation monitoring. https://doi.org/10.1515/jag.2010.012 doi:10.1515/jag.2010.012 doi:10.1515/jag.2010.012
spellingShingle Locatalit; pseudolite; indoors; precise; positioning; deformation monitoring.
Bonenberg, Lukasz K.
Hancock, Craig M.
Roberts, Gethin W.
Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system
title Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system
title_full Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system
title_fullStr Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system
title_full_unstemmed Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system
title_short Indoor multipath effect study on the Locata system
title_sort indoor multipath effect study on the locata system
topic Locatalit; pseudolite; indoors; precise; positioning; deformation monitoring.
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