PDOP Simulation of Galileo Navigation and Positional System with the BEIDOU Satellites

JIANG Hu; YU Jin-pei; LI Guo-tong

Astronomical Research and Technology > 2006 > 3(3): 264-270.

JIANG Hu, YU Jin-pei, LI Guo-tong. PDOP Simulation of Galileo Navigation and Positional System with the BEIDOU Satellites[J]. Astronomical Research and Technology, 2006, 3(3): 264-270.

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JIANG Hu, YU Jin-pei, LI Guo-tong. PDOP Simulation of Galileo Navigation and Positional System with the BEIDOU Satellites[J]. Astronomical Research and Technology, 2006, 3(3): 264-270.

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JIANG Hu, YU Jin-pei, LI Guo-tong. PDOP Simulation of Galileo Navigation and Positional System with the BEIDOU Satellites[J]. Astronomical Research and Technology, 2006, 3(3): 264-270.

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PDOP Simulation of Galileo Navigation and Positional System with the BEIDOU Satellites

Shanghai Engineering Center for Micro-satellites, Shanghai 200050, China

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Received Date: October 30, 2005
Revised Date: December 11, 2005
Published Date: July 14, 2006

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After the implementation of BEIDOU Constellation Satellites in 2003,the planned navigation and positional functions are basically acceptable.As one of the co-investors in the GALILEO navigation and positional system,it is impending and necessary for China to consider how to integrate and incorporate the two navigation systems,namely,the BEIDOU and the GALILEO.Herein,taking into account the both navigation systems,the PDOP for this hybrid navigation system is simulated.The PDOP for domestic typical cities are presented.Simulations have showed that regional improvement are obvious,however the global improvement is limited.
- BEIDOU,
- GALILEO satellites,
- Navigation,
- Positioning,
- PDOP

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