Error analysis of the ground based navigation test using extended kalman filtering
Eun-Jung Song, Jeong-Yong Kim, Jun-Seok Oh, Woong-Rae Roh, Jung-Ju Park, Gwang-Rae Cho
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Eun-Jung Song, Jeong-Yong Kim, Jun-Seok Oh, Woong-Rae Roh, Jung-Ju Park, Gwang-Rae Cho
Abstract
This paper considers the error analysis of the ground based navigation test of the strapdown type inertial navigation system. Using an extended Kalman filter, the biases in the inertial sensor are estimated in the static condition of the laboratory environment and the dynamic condition by the test car where another highly accurate instrument is carried to provide target states. The results show that the gyro bias estimates of the filter are within 0.2 deg/hr and the accelerometer biases are within 0.1 mg.
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This paper considers the error analysis of the ground based navigation test of the strapdown type inertial navigation system. Using an extended Kalman filter, the biases in the inertial sensor are estimated in the static condition of the laboratory environment and the dynamic condition by the test car where another highly accurate instrument is carried to provide target states. The results show that the gyro bias estimates of the filter are within 0.2 deg/hr and the accelerometer biases are within 0.1 mg.
Key concepts: Kalman filter, Accelerometer, Inertial navigation system, Computer science, Control theory (sociology), Extended Kalman filter, Static testing, Inertial reference unit