GNSS Simulation: A User’s Guide to the Galaxy
The concluding article in the simulator series examines simulator specifications and the selection of a suitable simulation architecture for a particular receiver test.
Papers & articles
Selected GNSS research and engineering publications.
Articles from Inside GNSS, GPS World, SICE and the Tokyo GNSS Symposium, with locally archived PDFs and verified publisher links where available.
GNSS simulation seriesInside GNSS · 2010
Selected publications
Simulation, receivers, positioning and GNSS applications.
The PDFs preserve the published articles independently of publisher website changes. External links are included only where a current, verified source exists.
Testing Multi-GNSS Equipment: Systems, Simulators, and the Production Pyramid
Multi-GNSS test procedures across receiver research, design, validation, manufacturing, certification and maintenance.
GNSS Simulators: Everything You Always Wanted to Know But Were Afraid to Ask
Design and operation of generic GNSS RF simulators, including principal architectures, capabilities, advantages and limitations.
Development of INS-Aided GPS Tracking Loop and Flight Test Evaluation
An INS-aided tracking-loop design for maintaining robust GNSS tracking under severe signal dynamics and ionospheric scintillation.
First AGPS—Now BGPS: Instantaneous Precise Positioning Anywhere
BGPS technology for producing an immediate position solution while retaining a path to precise positioning.
Expert Advice: GLONASS Business Prospects
An assessment of GLONASS restoration, receiver development and the commercial prospects of combined GLONASS/GPS equipment.
Expert Advice: Everywhere, Without Waiting
The engineering challenge of providing seamless, immediate positioning at any location without making the user a satellite-navigation specialist.
Ultra-light Bird Tracking System Based on BGPS
A BGPS-based tracking concept designed around the mass and energy constraints of small migratory birds.
QZSS—Japan’s New Integrated Communication and Positioning Service for Mobile Users
An early technical account of the proposed Japanese regional satellite system and its integrated positioning and communication services.
Pedestrian ITS in Japan
Pedestrian positioning using GPS, pseudolites and supporting infrastructure within Japan’s early ITS research.
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