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基于IGU预报轨道实时估计精密卫星钟差

针对目前实时精密单点定位中,GPS卫星实时钟差服务所存在的精度问题,提出了一种基于IGU轨道的实时钟差估计方法。该方法基于IGU轨道,采用全球参考站非差载波相位观测值,进行实时钟差估计。数值结果表明：实时估计的卫星钟差与IGS最终产品的偏差大部分小于0.3 ns,平均优于0.2 ns;采用估计所得的实时钟差进行PPP静态定位,其精度可达1~2 cm,同时也可得到毫米级精度的天顶对流层延迟。     

一种基于IGS超快星历的区域性实时精密单点定位方法

实时GPS精密单点定位需要实时的卫星轨道和钟差产品,为此提出一种利用区域GPS连续运行参考站和IGS发布的IGU超快轨道进行实时精密单点定位的方法.该方法首先利用连续运行参考站观测数据与IGU超快轨道预报部分进行实时GPS卫星钟差的估计,然后利用估计得到的实时GPS卫星钟差产品和IGU超快轨道预报部分,进行用户GPS接...     

GPS多站组网的亚纳秒实时时间比对算法

针对传统GPS PPP(precise point positioning)时间比对算法依赖精密星历产品、时间延迟较长和实时性差等问题,提出了一种多站组网实时时间比对算法。采用IGU超快速星历产品作为解算输入条件,利用多站联测增加多余观测,将测站钟差和卫星钟差作为未知数统一解算。实验结果表明,比对结果与IGS最终钟差的一致性达到了0.3 ns以内,比对结果的天频率稳定度优于2.5×10^-15。     

Performance of Real-Time Precise Point Positioning

The IGS Real-time Pilot Project (IGS-RTPP) provides real-time precise orbits and clocks, which support real-time positioning for single stations over large areas using the Precise Point Positioning (PPP) technique. This paper investigates the impact of real-time orbits, network configuration, and analysis strategies on real-time PPP implementation and demonstrates the real-time PPP performance. One month of data from the IGS network is analyzed in a real-time simulation mode. Results reveal the following: (1) In clock estimation, differential approaches are much more efficient than the zero-differenced approach. (2) The precision of IGS Ultra rapid (IGU) orbits could meet the IGS-RTPP requirement for precise clock estimation and PPP positioning. (3) Considering efficiency and precision, a network with 50 stations is recommended for the IGS-RTPP. It is demonstrated that the real-time satellite clock precision is 0.1 ns supporting hourly static PPP with a mean precision of 2–3 cm in the North component and 3–4 cm in the other components. Kinematic PPP assessed with onboard GPS data collected from a buoy provided mean coordinate precision of 2.2, 4.2, 6.1 cm in the North, East and Up directions, compared to the RTK solutions.     

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