HOW STABLE ARE INSTRUMENTAL BIASES P2-C2?

Kamil Krasuski

kk_deblin@wp.pl
Team of Satellites Techniques, Dęblin; District Office in Ryki, Faculty of Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre (Poland)

Abstract

This paper presented results of investigations about estimation DCB P2-C2 for satellites and receiver in GPS system. The data from LAMA station in Poland were used to determination of stability instrumental biases P2-C2, using least square method. Author proposed new strategy to solution of DCB P2-C2 (biases were calculated with temporal resolution 2 hours). The test results were compared with CODE’s product. Difference between proposed method and CODE’s values for Satellite DCB is less than ± 1 ns and for Receiver DCB less than ± 0.2 ns. Standard deviation of presented method is about 0.4 ns.


Keywords:

code, dcb, gps

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Published
2015-09-02

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Krasuski, K. (2015). HOW STABLE ARE INSTRUMENTAL BIASES P2-C2?. Informatyka, Automatyka, Pomiary W Gospodarce I Ochronie Środowiska, 5(3), 51–52. https://doi.org/10.5604/20830157.1166553

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Kamil Krasuski 
kk_deblin@wp.pl
Team of Satellites Techniques, Dęblin; District Office in Ryki, Faculty of Geodesy, Cartography and Cadastre Poland

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