Depending on the environment, multipath can be one of the largest error sources contributing to degradation in Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) (e.g., GPS) performance. Currently, open-source tools for simulating GPS signals are available and can be used in the testing and evaluation of GPS receiver equipment. These tools can generate GPS signals that, when used by a GPS receiver, result in computation of a position solution that was pre-determined at the time of signal generation. This work utilizes a custom version of the open-source GPS-SDR-SIM to produce emulated multipath GPS signals. A proof of concept was prototyped and demonstrated using this modified version of GPS-SDR-SIM to produce GPS as well as multipath signals. The generated data was processed using a software defined GPS receiver (GNSS-SDR) and it was found that the introduction of simulated multipath signals successfully produced the expected characteristics of a composite multipath signal in simulation.
GPS Multipath Emulation Using Software Generated Signals
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Englisch
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