Relationship between dilution of precision for point positioning and for relative positioning with GPS
R.O. Nielsen
Abstract
R.O. Nielsen
Abstract
It is shown that dilution of precision terms for relative positioning, using double-difference processing of Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite signals, are bounded by the corresponding dilution of precision terns for point positioning. This result is valid for the case of four satellites, with a common reference satellite.
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It is shown that dilution of precision terms for relative positioning, using double-difference processing of Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite signals, are bounded by the corresponding dilution of precision terns for point positioning. This result is valid for the case of four satellites, with a common reference satellite.
Key concepts: Dilution of precision, Global Positioning System, Precise Point Positioning, Positioning system, Satellite, Geodesy, Point (geometry), Computer science