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EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES OF THE COMBINED GNSS RECEIVER CHARACTERISTICS IN HIGH LATI-TUDES

Abstract

The nautical system’s conditions in high latitudes (in the area of Talakan and Igarka airfields) assisted by GLONASS, GPS and combined system GLONASS/GPS have been examined through semirealistic simulation. Nautical session’s conditions are characterized by horizontal (HDOP) and vertical (VDOP) geometrical factors’ values in specified areas of terrain. Researches using the firmware complex within the satellite navigation systems signal simulator CH-3803M and the aeronautical receiver CH-4312, interlinked by bus ARINC-429 with personal сomputer have been con-ducted. Particularities of using the simulator and receiver CH-4312 for carrying out semirealistic experiments have been shown. By comparing these results with the results of realistic experiments the validity of semirealistic modelling has been estimated. The accuracy of receiver’s CH-4312 position determination when operated by GLONASS, GPS and combined mode for Talakan and Igarka areas have been examined.

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O. N. Skrypnk
Иркутский филиал МГТУ ГА
Russian Federation


R. O. Arefev

Russian Federation


N. G. Astrakhanceva

Russian Federation


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Skrypnk O.N., Arefev R.O., Astrakhanceva N.G. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES OF THE COMBINED GNSS RECEIVER CHARACTERISTICS IN HIGH LATI-TUDES. Civil Aviation High Technologies. 2015;(221):35-42. (In Russ.)

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