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Development and Validation of a Multipath Mitigation Technique Using Multi-Correlator Structures
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Multipath propagation is a major source of error in global navigation satellite systems (GNSSs), especially in urban environments. This is because conven- tional GNSS receivers can provide biased range estimates that lead to position- ing errors. In this paper, an Extended Kalman Filter (EKF)-based solution that relies on a multi-correlator structure is proposed to replace the conventional delay locked loop (DLL). The underlying signal model incorporates the radio propagation channel between the satellite and receiver and thus inherently accounts for reflected signal replicas. The algorithm was evaluated with simula- tions and hardware emulations and a measurement campaign was conducted in road traffic with different multipath environments. Our results revealed that the proposed EKF was very effective against multipath-associated error.
Keywords:
EKF
tracking
GNSS receiver
multi-correlator
multipath mitigation
multi-signal
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