Why Inertial Navigation Systems are Vital for Mobile Radar Systems
19 July 2024
Base stations are on-Earth references for GNSS signal correction and overall improvement in system accuracy and reliability. They receive GNSS signals and uses carrier wave measurements to precisely calculate distances to observable satellites.
Base station locations are known to a very high degree of accuracy, so become referenceable locations.
Advanced Navigation’s glossary covers the most common terms and definitions used in inertial navigation systems, acoustic positioning and robotics.