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Motion Detection Using Rao Test in Dual-Satellite Geolocation System

Hewen Wei, Changxiong Xia, YE Shang-fu

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Dual-satellite geolocation system can locate a stationary emitter on Earth by using time and frequency difference of arrival (TDOA/FDOA). However, emitter motion will cause a bias on the FDOA, resulting in calculated positions with unacceptable errors. If motion is detected, the position is known to be inaccurate. An algorithm for motion detection based on TDOA/FDOA measurements is proposed by using Rao test which just needs the position estimation of stationary hypothesis. The performance is analyzed, and the availability is verified by the simulation results

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Key concepts: FDOA, Geolocation, Multilateration, Common emitter, Computer science, Position (finance), Satellite, Motion (physics)