Integrity is significant for safety-of-life applications. Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring（RAIM） has been developed to provide integrity service for civil aviation. At first,the conventional RAIM algorithm i...Integrity is significant for safety-of-life applications. Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring（RAIM） has been developed to provide integrity service for civil aviation. At first,the conventional RAIM algorithm is only suitable for single fault detection, single GNSS constellation. However, multiple satellite failure should be considered when more than one satellite navigation system are adopted. To detect and exclude multi-fault, most current algorithms perform an iteration procedure considering all possible fault model which lead to heavy computation burden. An alternative RAIM is presented in this paper based on multiple satellite constellations（for example, GPS and Bei Dou（BDS） etc.） and robust estimation for multi-fault detection and exclusion, which can not only detect multi-failures,but also control the influences of near failure observation. Besides, the RAIM algorithm based on robust estimation is more efficient than the current RAIM algorithm for multiple constellation and multiple faults. Finally, the algorithm is tested by GPS/Bei Dou data.展开更多
This paper used the statistical methods of quality control to assess receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM) availability and fault detection(FD) capability of BeiDou14(Phase II with 14 satellites),BeiDou(Phase...This paper used the statistical methods of quality control to assess receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM) availability and fault detection(FD) capability of BeiDou14(Phase II with 14 satellites),BeiDou(Phase III with 35 satellites) and GPS(with 31 satellites) for the first time. The three constellations are simulated and their RAIM performances are quantified by the global, Asia-Pacific region and temporal variations respectively. RAIM availability must be determined before RAIM detection. It is proposed that RAIM availability performances from satellites and constellation geometry configuration are evaluated by the number of visible satellites(NVS, NVS > 5) and geometric dilution of precision(GDOP, GDOP < 6) together. The minimal detectable bias(MDB) and minimal detectable effect(MDE) are considered as a measure of the minimum FD capability of RAIM in the measurement level and navigation position level respectively. The analyses of simulation results testify that the average global RAIM performances for BeiDou are better than that for GPS except global RAIM holes proportion. Moreover, the Asia-Pacific RAIM performances for BeiDou are much better than that for GPS in all indexes. RAIM availability from constellation geometry configuration and RAIM minimum FD capability for BeiDou14 are better than that for GPS in Asia-Pacific region in all cases, but the BeiDou14 RAIM availability from satellites are worse than GPS's. The methods and conclusions can be used for RAIM prediction and real-time assessment of all kinds of Global Navigation Satellite Systems(GNSS) constellation.展开更多
Because the signals of global positioning system(GPS) satellites are susceptible to obstructions in urban environment with many high buildings around,the number of GPS useful satellites is usually less than six.In thi...Because the signals of global positioning system(GPS) satellites are susceptible to obstructions in urban environment with many high buildings around,the number of GPS useful satellites is usually less than six.In this case,the receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM) method cannot exclude faulty satellite.In order to improve the performance of RAIM method and obtain the reliable positioning results with five satellites,the series of receiver clock bias(RCB) is regarded as one useful satellite and used to aid RAIM method.From the point of nonlinear series,a grey-Markov model for predicting the RCB series based on grey theory and Markov chain is presented.And then the model is used for aiding RAIM method in order to exclude faulty satellite.Experimental results demonstrate that the prediction model is fit for predicting the RCB series,and with the clock-based RAIM method the faulty satellite can be correctly excluded and the positioning precision of GPS receiver can be improved for the case where there are only five useful satellites.展开更多
Navigation system integrity monitoring is crucial for mission(e.g.safety)critical applications.Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM)based on consistency checking of redundant measurements is widely used for m...Navigation system integrity monitoring is crucial for mission(e.g.safety)critical applications.Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM)based on consistency checking of redundant measurements is widely used for many applications.However,there are many challenges to the use of RAIM associated with multiple constellations and applications with very stringent requirements.This paper discusses two positioning techniques and corresponding integrity monitoring methods.The first is the use of single frequency pseudorange-based dual constellations.It employs a new cross constellation single difference scheme to benefit from the similarities while addressing the differences between the constellations.The second technique uses dual frequency carrier phase measurements from GLONASS and the global positioning system for precise point positioning.The results show significant improvements both in positioning accuracy and integrity monitoring as a result of the use of two constellations.The dual constellation positioning and integrity monitoring algorithms have the potential to be extended to multiple constellations.展开更多
基金supported by the National 863 project(2013AA122501-1)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(41020144004,41474015,41374019,41374003,41274040)
文摘Integrity is significant for safety-of-life applications. Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring（RAIM） has been developed to provide integrity service for civil aviation. At first,the conventional RAIM algorithm is only suitable for single fault detection, single GNSS constellation. However, multiple satellite failure should be considered when more than one satellite navigation system are adopted. To detect and exclude multi-fault, most current algorithms perform an iteration procedure considering all possible fault model which lead to heavy computation burden. An alternative RAIM is presented in this paper based on multiple satellite constellations（for example, GPS and Bei Dou（BDS） etc.） and robust estimation for multi-fault detection and exclusion, which can not only detect multi-failures,but also control the influences of near failure observation. Besides, the RAIM algorithm based on robust estimation is more efficient than the current RAIM algorithm for multiple constellation and multiple faults. Finally, the algorithm is tested by GPS/Bei Dou data.
基金the National High Technology Research and Development Program(863)of China(No.2011AA120503)
文摘This paper used the statistical methods of quality control to assess receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM) availability and fault detection(FD) capability of BeiDou14(Phase II with 14 satellites),BeiDou(Phase III with 35 satellites) and GPS(with 31 satellites) for the first time. The three constellations are simulated and their RAIM performances are quantified by the global, Asia-Pacific region and temporal variations respectively. RAIM availability must be determined before RAIM detection. It is proposed that RAIM availability performances from satellites and constellation geometry configuration are evaluated by the number of visible satellites(NVS, NVS > 5) and geometric dilution of precision(GDOP, GDOP < 6) together. The minimal detectable bias(MDB) and minimal detectable effect(MDE) are considered as a measure of the minimum FD capability of RAIM in the measurement level and navigation position level respectively. The analyses of simulation results testify that the average global RAIM performances for BeiDou are better than that for GPS except global RAIM holes proportion. Moreover, the Asia-Pacific RAIM performances for BeiDou are much better than that for GPS in all indexes. RAIM availability from constellation geometry configuration and RAIM minimum FD capability for BeiDou14 are better than that for GPS in Asia-Pacific region in all cases, but the BeiDou14 RAIM availability from satellites are worse than GPS's. The methods and conclusions can be used for RAIM prediction and real-time assessment of all kinds of Global Navigation Satellite Systems(GNSS) constellation.
基金Project(20090580013) supported by the Aeronautic Science Foundation of ChinaProject(ZYGX2010J119) supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,China
文摘Because the signals of global positioning system(GPS) satellites are susceptible to obstructions in urban environment with many high buildings around,the number of GPS useful satellites is usually less than six.In this case,the receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM) method cannot exclude faulty satellite.In order to improve the performance of RAIM method and obtain the reliable positioning results with five satellites,the series of receiver clock bias(RCB) is regarded as one useful satellite and used to aid RAIM method.From the point of nonlinear series,a grey-Markov model for predicting the RCB series based on grey theory and Markov chain is presented.And then the model is used for aiding RAIM method in order to exclude faulty satellite.Experimental results demonstrate that the prediction model is fit for predicting the RCB series,and with the clock-based RAIM method the faulty satellite can be correctly excluded and the positioning precision of GPS receiver can be improved for the case where there are only five useful satellites.
文摘Navigation system integrity monitoring is crucial for mission(e.g.safety)critical applications.Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring(RAIM)based on consistency checking of redundant measurements is widely used for many applications.However,there are many challenges to the use of RAIM associated with multiple constellations and applications with very stringent requirements.This paper discusses two positioning techniques and corresponding integrity monitoring methods.The first is the use of single frequency pseudorange-based dual constellations.It employs a new cross constellation single difference scheme to benefit from the similarities while addressing the differences between the constellations.The second technique uses dual frequency carrier phase measurements from GLONASS and the global positioning system for precise point positioning.The results show significant improvements both in positioning accuracy and integrity monitoring as a result of the use of two constellations.The dual constellation positioning and integrity monitoring algorithms have the potential to be extended to multiple constellations.
