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CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF NAVIGATION AT COMBINATION OF DIFFERENTIAL STATION WITH THE SOURCE OF THE RADIO NAVIGATIONAL SIGNAL

Abstract

The article describes the results of the researches of precision characteristics of the integrated system of navigation made on the basis of the model of movement of the navigation satellites of orbital group GLONASS according to the almanac functionally added with the pseudo-satellite.

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V. V. Erokhin
Иркутский филиал МГТУ ГА
Russian Federation


O. V. Patrikeev
Иркутский филиал МГТУ ГА
Russian Federation


A. P. Slepthenko
ЗАО БВК
Russian Federation


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Erokhin V.V., Patrikeev O.V., Slepthenko A.P. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INTEGRATED SYSTEM OF NAVIGATION AT COMBINATION OF DIFFERENTIAL STATION WITH THE SOURCE OF THE RADIO NAVIGATIONAL SIGNAL. Civil Aviation High Technologies. 2015;(221):27-34. (In Russ.)

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