REDUNDANCY IN TDOA METHOD OF AIRCRAFT POSITION ESTIMATION
Abstract
The paper deals with the main methods for solving equations with redundancy. It is subsequently used for modelling the ground many-positional system as a part of a system for analysis of air navigation data as a whole. In particular, the least square method and the Taylor series method are modelled taking into account the impact of stochastic factors influencing the system output. The factors with maximal effect on the accuracy of the functioning of the ground many-positional system are determined; a comparative analysis of the methods is carried on.
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Mashoshin A.O. REDUNDANCY IN TDOA METHOD OF AIRCRAFT POSITION ESTIMATION. Civil Aviation High Technologies. 2016;(224):147-156. (In Russ.)
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