Titlebook: High Precision Navigation; Integration of Navig Klaus Linkwitz,Ulrich Hangleiter Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelb

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Vehicle Guidance by Computer Vision road vehicle guidance is discussed. Based on the recursive, feature-based state estimation, numerically efficient situation recognition and process control has been achieved. With 0.1 second cycle time, speeds up to 60 mph have been driven autonomously over distances up to 24 km on a standard highway with the 5-ton test vehicle VaMoRs.

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Alternative Modeling of GPS Carrier Phases for Geodetic Network Analysismploys stochastic prior information are used as alternative mathematical models for parameter estimation and prediction, respectively. The applicability for static analysis of geodetic network is demonstrated in a six station local area network in the city of Berlin. Additionally, the concept of kinematic GPS relative positioning is described.

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Navigational Methods of Measurement in Geodetic Surveying for global tasks, close range area techniques are achievable with unseen accuracy and unseen sampling rates. Inertial measurement techniques based on purely dynamic principles will change the educational requirements of geodesists and surveyors. This paper summarizes principles of geodetic measurem

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GPS Geodesy: A Status Reportaccuracies of the order of a few parts in 108 of baseline length for regional geodesy. In recent years, techniques exploiting the Global Positioning System (GPS) have advanced rapidly toward this accuracy goal. The latest GPS techniques developed at JPL have resulted in centimeter-level agreement wi

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