GPS-based vehicle tracking with meteor-burst telemetry

Proceedings of MILCOM '94 Pub Date : 1994-10-02 DOI:10.1109/MILCOM.1994.473883

R.I. Desourdis, A.K. McDonough, S.C. Merrill, R.M. Bauman, D.A. Neumann, J.A. Lucas, D. Spector, D.E. Warren

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Abstract

The Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) has established the Advanced Meteor-Burst Test Bed (AMBTB) between NISE EAST in Charleston, South Carolina, and Rome Laboratory facilities in Verona, New York. This link has been used to demonstrate multi-media communications, including transmission of text and digitized voice messages. In addition, the AMBTB has been configured for mobile platform tracking using GPS-derived position-location messages and ARPA-sponsored roadmap display software. This paper describes the tracking portion of the AMBTB demonstration and presents preliminary results from a mobile tracking test performed in October 1993.<>

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利用流星爆炸遥测技术进行gps车辆跟踪

美国高级研究计划局(ARPA)在南卡罗来纳州查尔斯顿的NISE EAST和纽约维罗纳的罗马实验室设施之间建立了先进流星爆炸试验台(AMBTB)。该链接已用于演示多媒体通信，包括文本和数字化语音信息的传输。此外，AMBTB已配置为使用gps派生的位置信息和arpa赞助的路线图显示软件进行移动平台跟踪。本文描述了AMBTB演示的跟踪部分，并介绍了1993年10月进行的一次移动跟踪试验的初步结果。

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