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Study on GPS/Electronic Maps Vehicle Navigation System

Ren Yi-feng

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The paper introduces the Navigation System based on GPS/electronic maps. The system uses the mode recognition method to realize map matching, and use vehicle track from the GPS receiver to renew the route. This technique can preferably revise the error of GPS location and display. The vehicle moving experiment illustrates that map match and GPS renew arithmetic may improve the performance of navigation system obviously evidently.

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The paper introduces the Navigation System based on GPS/electronic maps. The system uses the mode recognition method to realize map matching, and use vehicle track from the GPS receiver to renew the route. This technique can preferably revise the error of GPS location and display. The vehicle moving experiment illustrates that map match and GPS renew arithmetic may improve the performance of navigation system obviously evidently.

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The paper introduces the Navigation System based on GPS/electronic maps. The system uses the mode recognition method to realize map matching, and use vehicle track from the GPS receiver to renew the route. This technique can preferably revise the error of GPS location and display. The vehicle moving experiment illustrates that map match and GPS renew arithmetic may improve the performance of navigation system obviously evidently.

Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Map matching, GPS tracking server, Computer science, Precision Lightweight GPS Receiver, Assisted GPS, Navigation system, Electronic map

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