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dhand

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Posted - 07 avr. 2012 :  13:23:57  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Greetings to all.
This is my first here so please bear with me.

The idea occured to me a few days ago that it might be possible to improve accuracy by using multiple receivers. A quick Google search turned up very little so I'm here to "ask the experts"

low cost GPS modules have become available.
Assume 3 recievers set up in a triangular arrangement If the distance between each them is known accurately it seems to me a centrial point could be located / computed with pritty high accuracy.
I am thinking of the old Venn diagrams we used.


Any merit in this?

Comments or sugestions?

Dave

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micmail

Italy
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Posted - 07 avr. 2012 :  14:13:20  Show Profile  Visit micmail's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi Dave,

Sounds feasible, provided that you use raw-measurement enabled receivers.
I think you would not be able to do much with standard LLH from a NMEA sentence.

Cheers,
Michele
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trah

Canada
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Posted - 11 avr. 2012 :  00:35:40  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi dhand,

You may have some luck searching for multi antenna attitude determination. This may lead you to some appropriate references that deal more with positioning as well.

Also see:
http://www.ucalgary.ca/engo_webdocs/MEC/97.20109.SWeisenburger.pdf

and check out: http://webone.novatel.ca/assets/Documents/Papers/File11.pdf

Let me know if these are of any use. Might make for some heavy reading though ;)
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