Presentation 2009-07-31
A consideration of reference antennas siting for Ground-Based Augmentation System
Sonosuke FUKUSHIMA, Takayuki YOSHIHARA,
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Abstract(in English) GBAS is a new approach and landing system, which is an application of differential GPS technique. It has typically four reference station receiver antennas in the airport. In order to avoid arising common large multipath error, the reference station antennas need to keep proper distance from some objects. This paper first considers a simple ranging error estimation method depend on the size of the objects and their location relative to the reference station location. Second, the minimum separation distance between the reference antenna and the reflecting object as a function of the object size and the distance is calculated. These objects are considered (1) fixed vertical wall: hunger, building and shelter, (2) transient convex surface: tail fin of large size aircraft.
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Keyword(in English) GPS / GPS augmentation system / GBAS
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Conference Date 2009/7/24(1days)
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Registration To Space, Aeronautical and Navigational Electronics (SANE)
Language JPN
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Title (in English) A consideration of reference antennas siting for Ground-Based Augmentation System
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Keyword(1) GPS
Keyword(2) GPS augmentation system
Keyword(3) GBAS
1st Author's Name Sonosuke FUKUSHIMA
1st Author's Affiliation Electronic Navigation Research Institute, Independent Administrative Institution()
2nd Author's Name Takayuki YOSHIHARA
2nd Author's Affiliation Electronic Navigation Research Institute, Independent Administrative Institution
Date 2009-07-31
Paper # SANE2009-50
Volume (vol) vol.109
Number (no) 162
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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