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http://dx.doi.org/10.5394/KINPR.2009.33.10.691

A Study on Design of Reference Stations and Integrity Monitors for Maritime DGPS Recapitalization  

Park, Sang-Hyun (Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute)
Seo, Ki-Yeol (Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute)
Cho, Deuk-Jae (Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute)
Suh, Sang-Hyun (Korea Ocean Research & Development Institute)
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Journal of Navigation and Port Research / v.33, no.10, 2009 , pp. 691-697 More about this Journal
Abstract
Hardware dedicated off-the-shelf maritime differential GPS RSIM lacks the open architecture to meet all the minimum maritime user requirements and to include future GNSS improvements after recapitalization. This paper carries out a study to replace existing hardware dedicated differential GPS RSIM with software differential GPS RSIM in order to make up the weak point of hardware dedicated off-the-shelf maritime differential GPS RSIM. In this paper, the architecture of software RSIM is proposed for maritime DGPS recapitalization. And the feasibility analysis of the proposed software differential GPS RSIM is performed as the first phase to realize the proposed architecture. For the feasibility analysis, the prototype RF module and DSP module are implemented with properties as wide RF bandwidth, high sampling frequency, and high speed transmission interface. This paper shows that the proposed architecture has the possibility of real time operation of software RSIM functionality onto the PC-based platform through the analysis of computation time. Finally, this paper verifies that the L1/L2 dual frequency software differential RSIM designed according to the proposed method satisfies the performance specifications set out in RTCM paper 221-2006-SC104-STD.
Keywords
Recapitalization; Maritime DGPS; Software RSIM; Software Defined Radio;
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