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Troglia Gamba Micaela Truong Minh Duc Motella Beatrice Falletti Emanuela Ta Tung Hai 《GPS Solutions》2017,21(2):577-589
GPS Solutions - The hazardous effects of spoofing attacks on the global navigation satellite system (GNSS) receiver are well known. Technologies and algorithms to increase the awareness of GNSS... 相似文献
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In the global positioning system (GPS), code division multiple access (CDMA) signals are used. Because of the known spectral
characteristics of the CDMA signal, continuous wave (CW) interference has a predictable effect on the different pseudo random
noise (PRN) spreading codes (unique to each satellite) depending on the Doppler frequency of the signal. The Doppler frequency
for each signal is also predictable once the receiver position is known. As different satellite signals have different Doppler
frequencies, the effect on the signal quality is also different. In this paper first the effect is studied analytically. The
concept of an “exclusion zone” is defined and analyzed for each satellite. This exclusion zone, where that satellite should
not be used due to interference degradation, is shown to be predictable for each satellite as a function of time. Using this
prediction, the CW interference effect on the positioning quality of the receiver can be mitigated by ignoring the affected
satellites within exclusion zones when performing position evaluation. The threshold beyond which a satellite should be excluded
is then derived by studying the mutual effects of the geometry and the signal quality of that satellite on the positioning
quality. Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring (RAIM) uses redundancy in measurements to perform an internal consistency
check to see if all of the measurements are satisfactory. In this paper this technique is also used to mitigate the effect
of CW interference on the positioning accuracy. Finally it is shown that the prediction of the exclusion zone for each satellite
outperforms the RAIM algorithm in mitigation the effect of the interference when 5 satellites are visible.
An erratum to this article can be found at 相似文献
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The mitigation of radio frequency interference (RFI) has a fundamental role in global navigation satellite system (GNSS) applications,
especially when a high level of availability is required. Several electromagnetic sources, in fact, might degrade the performance
of the global positioning system (GPS) and Galileo receivers, and their effects can be either in-band (i.e., secondary harmonics
generated by transmitters of other communication systems due to non-linearity distortions) or out-of-band (i.e., strong signals
that occupy frequency bandwidths very close to GNSS bands). We investigated the effects of real out-of-band signals on GNSS
receivers and analyzed the impact on the overall receiver chain in order to evaluate the impact of the interference source.
In particular, the analysis focuses on the spectrum at the front-end output, on the automatic gain control (AGC) behavior,
as well as on the digital processing stages (signal acquisition and tracking) at the analog digital converter (ADC) output.
This study refers to several experiments and data collections performed in interfered areas of downtown Torino (Italy). The
obtained results underline how digital/analog TV transmissions represent a potential interference source for GNSS applications
and might be critical for the safety of life services. 相似文献
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