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In numerous applications, inertial navigation system (INS) and global positioning system (GPS) are two complementary technologies that can be integrated to provide reliable positioning and navigation information for land vehicles. In the event of loss, denial of use, or degradation of the GPS signal (i.e., due to signal jamming in military electronic warfare operations, or due to signal blockage while driving through urban canyons), INS can be an invaluable source of redundancy [1].
INS is inherently immune to the signal jamming, spoofing, and blockage vulnerabilities of GPS, but the accuracy of INS is significantly affected by the error characteristics of the inertial sensors it employs [2]. Thus, the Inhibitors,Modulators,Libraries accuracy enhancement of inertial sensors Inhibitors,Modulators,Libraries is a subject of widespread research [3].The process of inertial navigation computes position, velocity and attitude of a moving platform, with respect to an inertial frame of reference, by measuring its rotational motion (using gyroscopes) and translational motion (using accelerometers) and mathematically integrating the measurements through a procedure known as INS mechanization [2]. The inertial sensors employed in an INS have Inhibitors,Modulators,Libraries significantly complex short-term (high-frequency) and long-term (low frequency) noise characteristics that are produced by many different error sources.
During the INS mechanization process, these errors are compounded, resulting in increasingly inaccurate position and attitude over time. Despite having an INS/GPS integration algorithm (like Kalman filtering) to correct for INS errors, it is advantageous to enhance the INS solution prior to the data fusion Inhibitors,Modulators,Libraries process [3]. This requires pre-filtering (or de-noising) each of the inertial sensor signals before they are used to compute position, velocity and attitude. Presently, optimal low-pass filtering and wavelet de-noising techniques are used to eliminate or minimize short-term errors from the inertial sensor signals, but these techniques have had limited success in removing the long-term errors that are mixed with the true motion dynamics Dacomitinib of the moving platform [4].
Both bias and scale factor instabilities are stochastic in nature and exist in the low frequency part of the inertial sensor signal [3,4]. Thus they seriously impact the CGP057148B overall system performance since they may be mixed with motion dynamics. In low cost systems (e.g., low end tactical grade and MEMS-based inertial systems), besides the long design time, it may not be possible to come up with accurate stochastic models to be employed inside Kalman filtering in order to effectively compensate for the effect of such long-term sensor errors.