GPS
What is GPS? GPS is a space based all weather radio navigation system.
GPS Provides Position (geographic), Velocity & Time (PVT) Quickly, Economically And  Precisely 24 hours a day, anywhere in the world  under the sky
Components of GPS Space segment Control  segment User segment
Salient steps The receiver picks up the signals from the satellites; Uses signal travel time to calculate distance to the satellites Using Analytical Principle,  position of the receiver gets calculated.
Space segment 24 satellites  Orbit every 12 hours at 20,200 kms 4 satellites in each of 6 orbital planes Transmit a uniquely coded radio signal Equipped with onboard atomic standard
What is so special about an 20200 km orbit? ‘ Orbits’ twice per day Large ‘viewable’ area
Positioning With Satellite Satellites are reference points to locations on earth (their location are known) A location of a point on earth is identified by “triangulation” Travel time of each signal is determined Signals travel at Speed of light Distance = Travel Time * Speed of Light
Principle of working using GPS  The basis of GPS technology is precise measurement of time; Use of orbiting satellite position to find location of receiver by method of resection
Pseudoranging
S 1 (x 1 ,y 1 ,z 1 ) S 2 (x 2 ,y 2 ,z 2 ) S 3 (x 3 ,y 3 ,z 3 ) S 4 (x 4 ,y 4 ,z 4 ) GPS Receiver  1  =   {(x 1 -x) 2 +(y 1 -y) 2 +(z 1 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t  2  =   {(x 2 -x) 2 +(y 2 -y) 2 +(z 2 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t  3  =   {(x 3 -x) 2 +(y 3 -y) 2 +(z 3 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t  4  =   {(x 4 -x) 2 +(y 4 -y) 2 +(z 4 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t Principle of GPS Positioning (X,Y,Z)
Control segment Ground-based monitoring and upload stations Control orbit and timing information
USER It includes all GPS users. User can receive the GPS signals through antenna connected to the receiver and can determine its position on the surface of the earth
User segment GPS Receivers; Compatible software for Planning, Downloading and Processing of GPS receiver data;
Some Applications of GPS
Some Applications of GPS
Some Applications of GPS
Some Applications of GPS
GPS Receivers (contd.) Navigation capable of about 12 meter accuracy  light-weight, cheap! navigation applications
GPS data processing software Real time  Post-processing
GPS SIGNAL CARRIER, f(t) CODE, C(t) NAVIGATIONAL DATA, D(t)
CARRIERS L1 (154 f  or 1575.42 MHz) L2 (120 f  or 1227.60 MHz)
GPS Coordinate system World Geodetic System, 1984   (WGS84)
GPS receivers Positioning Techniques Absolute Relative  Real Time Post-processing
LIMITATIONS  Ionospheric delay correction is not possible to compute Weak signal – not available under canopy or under shed Susceptible  to interference
  GPS is getting popular as a means for collection of data
GPS DATA   Reliable  Accurate Real-time
GPS Can be used in any conceivable situation  Under the sky Where the exact position of  any object or phenomena involved .
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GPS

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    What is GPS?GPS is a space based all weather radio navigation system.
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    GPS Provides Position(geographic), Velocity & Time (PVT) Quickly, Economically And Precisely 24 hours a day, anywhere in the world under the sky
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    Components of GPSSpace segment Control segment User segment
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    Salient steps Thereceiver picks up the signals from the satellites; Uses signal travel time to calculate distance to the satellites Using Analytical Principle, position of the receiver gets calculated.
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    Space segment 24satellites Orbit every 12 hours at 20,200 kms 4 satellites in each of 6 orbital planes Transmit a uniquely coded radio signal Equipped with onboard atomic standard
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    What is sospecial about an 20200 km orbit? ‘ Orbits’ twice per day Large ‘viewable’ area
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    Positioning With SatelliteSatellites are reference points to locations on earth (their location are known) A location of a point on earth is identified by “triangulation” Travel time of each signal is determined Signals travel at Speed of light Distance = Travel Time * Speed of Light
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    Principle of workingusing GPS The basis of GPS technology is precise measurement of time; Use of orbiting satellite position to find location of receiver by method of resection
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    S 1 (x1 ,y 1 ,z 1 ) S 2 (x 2 ,y 2 ,z 2 ) S 3 (x 3 ,y 3 ,z 3 ) S 4 (x 4 ,y 4 ,z 4 ) GPS Receiver  1 =  {(x 1 -x) 2 +(y 1 -y) 2 +(z 1 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t  2 =  {(x 2 -x) 2 +(y 2 -y) 2 +(z 2 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t  3 =  {(x 3 -x) 2 +(y 3 -y) 2 +(z 3 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t  4 =  {(x 4 -x) 2 +(y 4 -y) 2 +(z 4 -z) 2 } + c. Δ t Principle of GPS Positioning (X,Y,Z)
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    Control segment Ground-basedmonitoring and upload stations Control orbit and timing information
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    USER It includesall GPS users. User can receive the GPS signals through antenna connected to the receiver and can determine its position on the surface of the earth
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    User segment GPSReceivers; Compatible software for Planning, Downloading and Processing of GPS receiver data;
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    GPS Receivers (contd.)Navigation capable of about 12 meter accuracy light-weight, cheap! navigation applications
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    GPS data processingsoftware Real time Post-processing
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    GPS SIGNAL CARRIER,f(t) CODE, C(t) NAVIGATIONAL DATA, D(t)
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    CARRIERS L1 (154f or 1575.42 MHz) L2 (120 f or 1227.60 MHz)
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    GPS Coordinate systemWorld Geodetic System, 1984 (WGS84)
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    GPS receivers PositioningTechniques Absolute Relative Real Time Post-processing
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    LIMITATIONS Ionosphericdelay correction is not possible to compute Weak signal – not available under canopy or under shed Susceptible to interference
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    GPSis getting popular as a means for collection of data
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    GPS DATA Reliable Accurate Real-time
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    GPS Can beused in any conceivable situation Under the sky Where the exact position of any object or phenomena involved .
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