Multipath reduction effect of the high and low frequency in static relative positioning by using wavelets: preliminary results

Authors

  • ENIUCE MENEZES DE SOUZA UNESP
  • JOÃO FRANCISCO GALERA MONICO UNESP
  • AYLTON PAGAMISSE UNESP

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5380/bcg.v15i1.13905

Keywords:

Multicaminho, Posicionamento Cinemático GPS, Wavelet, Ambigüidades.

Abstract

Multipath reduction from GPS signal has become essential for any highly precise applications. The high-frequency multipath from far surfaces, which causes the smaller errors, is easier to be mitigated.  But the low-frequency multipath from near
surfaces, which causes the major errors, is very difficult to be reduced or modeled, mainly in kinematic applications. A possible multipath reduction that has showed promising performance in static relative positioning is the Multiresolution Analysis
(MRA) using wavelets. Thus, the aim of this paper is to investigate the possibility of extending this wavelet method to  reduce multipath effects for kinematic applications. An experiment was carried out using  objects placed close to the
receiver antenna to cause, mainly, low-frequency multipath. The multipath effects impeded the reliable ambiguity resolution during the processed data period.  With the multipath mitigation using the proposed method based on wavelets, ambiguities
could be fixed with reliably in beginning of the processing and the coordinates became much more accurate. It was obtained up to 1.29 m of improvement on the resulting coordinates.

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Published

2009-04-13

How to Cite

DE SOUZA, E. M., MONICO, J. F. G., & PAGAMISSE, A. (2009). Multipath reduction effect of the high and low frequency in static relative positioning by using wavelets: preliminary results. Bulletin of Geodetic Sciences, 15(1). https://doi.org/10.5380/bcg.v15i1.13905

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Vol. 15 No. 1 (2009)

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