新的民用GPS频率:测量员能期待什么?

The Australian Surveyor Pub Date : 1998-03-01 DOI:10.1080/00050326.1998.10441839

F. Takac, George P. Gerdan, Timothy R. Lemmon, Timothy A. Hailes

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摘要

本文评估了第二个民用频率对静态GPS基线精度的潜在影响。审查了关于新频率的谈判情况。然后给出了在数据处理中常用的五个GPS观测点模拟两个民用频率的测试结果。对结果的分析表明，目前的调查精度与引入新频率后得到的精度之间没有统计学差异。

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A New Civilian GPS Frequency: What Can Surveyors Expect?

This paper evaluates the potential effect of a second civilian frequency on static GPS baseline precision. The status of negotiations regarding the new frequency is reviewed. The results of a test that simulates two civilian frequencies are then presented for five GPS observables commonly used in data processing. Analysis of the results reveals no statistical difference between current survey precision and that obtainable if the new frequency is introduced.

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