Positioning Using Locatalites

Craig Matthew Hancock; Gethin Wyn Roberts; Lukasz K. Bonenberg

Positioning Using Locatalites

Craig Matthew Hancock, Gethin Wyn Roberts, Lukasz K. Bonenberg

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GNSS has become one of the most widespread measurement technologies, allowing the achievement of cm-level positioning accuracy, especially with the use of differential techniques. The solution accuracy is heavily dependent on the number and geometric distribution of the visible satellites. This makes GNSS quite ineffective in dense city areas where there is a limited view of the sky. Research at the University of Nottingham [1] also outlined problems with using GNSS systems in the North-South orientated monitoring work in the Europe.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	39-45
Journal	Scientific Proceedings of Riga Technical University
Volume	7
Publication status	Published - 2010

Keywords

GPS
Locatalites
Positioning
Urban canyons

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Positioning Using Locatalites

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