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A low-cost GPS/INS integration methodology based on DGPM during GPS outages

Yuexin Zhang

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DGPM is proposed to solve the positioning problems during the GPS outages. When the GPS signal is available, the integrated system works under GPS/INS loosely-coupled mode. And the DGPM stores the GPS position information. Once the GPS data fails, the well trained module will continuously provide pseudo-GPS position data to aid the pure INS. Field test data was collected to evaluate the performance of the DGPM. It can been seen that, during the 20 s GPS outages, the proposed DGPM is much better than the pure INS mode.

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DGPM is proposed to solve the positioning problems during the GPS outages. When the GPS signal is available, the integrated system works under GPS/INS loosely-coupled mode. And the DGPM stores the GPS position information. Once the GPS data fails, the well trained module will continuously provide pseudo-GPS position data to aid the pure INS. Field test data was collected to evaluate the performance of the DGPM. It can been seen that, during the 20 s GPS outages, the proposed DGPM is much better than the pure INS mode.

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DGPM is proposed to solve the positioning problems during the GPS outages. When the GPS signal is available, the integrated system works under GPS/INS loosely-coupled mode. And the DGPM stores the GPS position information. Once the GPS data fails, the well trained module will continuously provide pseudo-GPS position data to aid the pure INS. Field test data was collected to evaluate the performance of the DGPM. It can been seen that, during the 20 s GPS outages, the proposed DGPM is much better than the pure INS mode.

Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Precision Lightweight GPS Receiver, Time to first fix, GPS disciplined oscillator, GPS/INS, GPS tracking server, Computer science, GPS signals

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