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NASA NTRS · 19890048427

GPS-based system for satellite tracking and geodesy

Abstract

High-performance receivers and data processing systems developed for GPS are reviewed. The GPS Inferred Positioning System (GIPSY) and the Orbiter Analysis and Simulation Software (OASIS) are described. The OASIS software is used to assess GPS system performance using GIPSY for data processing. Consideration is given to parameter estimation for multiday arcs, orbit repeatability, orbit prediction, daily baseline repeatability, agreement with VLBI, and ambiguity resolution. Also, the dual-frequency Rogue receiver, which can track up to eight GPS satellites simultaneously, is discussed.

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Bertiger, Willy I., Thornton, Catherine L.. 1989-01-01. GPS-based system for satellite tracking and geodesy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19890048427

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