Characterizing the dependence of satellite-based augmentation systems upon the spatial distribution of GPS measurements
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This paper presents a method for characterizing in terms of a scalar metric the degree which a given spatial region is sampled densely and uniformly by a given set of GPS measurements.
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This paper examines the dependence of the threat model upon the spatial distribution of GPS measurements.
The Global Positioning System (GPS) can be used to measure the integrated electron density along raypaths between satellites and receivers. Such measurements may, in turn, be used to construct regional and global maps of the ionospheric total electron content (TEC). Maps are generated by fitting measurements to an assumed ionospheric model.
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GPS radio occultations captured by receivers on board the CHAMP and SAC-C spacecraft were used to study the evolution of temperature profiles in the Arctic region north of 65 degrees.
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In this paper, we use a network of 230 GPS receivers worldwide, each equipped with dual-frequency GPS receivers. We assessed the WAAS's planar fit algorithm in the equatorial region where the spatial gradients and the absolute slant TEC are known to be the highest in the world.
Direct Methanol Fuel Cells in portable applications are expected to provide substantially higher energy density and longer operating times over advanced batteries. The time threshold of advantage of using a fuel cell instead of a battery is almost independent of the power level, and is determined by the power density of the fuel cell and its operating efficiency.
In this paper we describe our plans to better understand this phenomenon using TEC measurements from ground and space-borne GPS receivers.
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