
Applied Satellite Navigation Using GPS, GALILEO, and Augmentation Systems
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- Applied Satellite Navigation Using GPS, GALILEO, and Augmentation Systems
- Contents vii
- Preface xi
- Acknowledgments xiii
- Chapter 1 Introduction 1
- 1.1 Introduction to Navigation: A Historical Perspective 1
- 1.2 Evolution of Satellite Navigation 4
- 1.3 Preview of the Book 11
- References 12
- Chapter 2 Navigation Basics 15
- 2.1 Coordinate Systems 17
- 2.2 Time Systems 24
- 2.3 Navigation Equations 25
- 2.4 Required Navigation Performance (RNP) 34
- References 35
- Chapter 3 The Global Positioning System 39
- 3.1 Introduction 39
- 3.2 GPS System Architecture 39
- 3.3 GPS Signals 46
- 3.4 Signal Propagation Effects 51
- 3.5 GPS Performance 53
- References 56
- Chapter 4 Augmentation Systems 61
- 4.1 Introduction 61
- 4.2 Integrity Monitoring 62
- 4.3 Differential GPS 65
- 4.4 Satellite-Based Augmentation Systems (SBAS) 70
- 4.5 Ground-Based Augmentation Systems (GBAS) 82
- 4.6 Aircraft-Based Augmentation Systems (ABAS) 84
- References 85
- Chapter 5 GALILEO 91
- 5.1 Introduction 91
- 5.2 The GALILEO Program 92
- 5.3 GALILEO Services 96
- 5.4 The GALILEO System 103
- 5.5 Interoperability 112
- 5.6 Security Aspects 115
- References 116
- Chapter 6 GPS Modernization Toward GPS III 119
- 6.1 Introduction 119
- 6.2 Space Segment Modernization 120
- 6.3 Control Segment Modernization 122
- 6.4 GPS Modernization Signals 122
- 6.5 GPS Modernization Performance and Signal Capabilities 127
- 6.6 GPS III Features 129
- References 131
- Chapter 7 Legal and Market Policy of Satellite Navigation 133
- 7.1 Introduction 133
- 7.2 GPS 135
- 7.3 Augmentation Systems
- 7.4 GALILEO 142
- References 151
- Chapter 8 Layer Issues 153
- 8.1 Introduction 153
- 8.2 Land/Water Layer 154
- 8.3 Air Layer 190
- 8.4 Space Layer 197
- References 202
- Chapter 9 Integration with Existing and Future Systems 209
- 9.1 Introduction 209
- 9.2 Integration with Other Navigation Systems 210
- 9.3 Integration with Communications Systems 233
- References 247
- Chapter 10 Open Issues and Perspectives 253
- 10.1 A Step Ahead for Aviation: The Free Flight 253
- 10.2 HAP-Based Integrated Networks 255
- 10.3 B3G Mobile Networks 257
- 10.4 Digital Divide 259
- 10.5 B2G GNSS 259
- 10.6 Navigation Services Penetration 261
- 10.7 Conclusions 264
- References 264
- List of Acronyms 267
- About the Authors 277
- Index 281
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