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2002•Journal of the Society of Naval Architects of JapanOpen access

Precise GPS Positioning in Ocean (The 1st Report)

Hiroshi Isshiki

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When precise GPS positioning is applied in ocean, the baseline length becomes too long, since the reference point can't be placed near. In the present report, a solution for the problem is proposed from a new viewpoint. According to the present method, a possibility for the precise GPS positioning may be developed. In the present report, determination of initial phase ambiguities not influenced by the baseline length is discussed.

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When precise GPS positioning is applied in ocean, the baseline length becomes too long, since the reference point can't be placed near. In the present report, a solution for the problem is proposed from a new viewpoint. According to the present method, a possibility for the precise GPS positioning may be developed. In the present report, determination of initial phase ambiguities not influenced by the baseline length is discussed.

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When precise GPS positioning is applied in ocean, the baseline length becomes too long, since the reference point can't be placed near. In the present report, a solution for the problem is proposed from a new viewpoint. According to the present method, a possibility for the precise GPS positioning may be developed. In the present report, determination of initial phase ambiguities not influenced by the baseline length is discussed.

Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Baseline (sea), Precise Point Positioning, Geodesy, Computer science, Point (geometry), Phase (matter), Remote sensing

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