Motivated by the plenitude of ambient radio frequency signals in GNSS-challenged environments, a new paradigm to overcome the limitations of GNSS-based navigation is proposed. This paradigm, termed opportunistic navigation (OpNav), aims to extract positioning and timing information from ambient radio frequency signals of opportunity (SOPs). OpNav radio receivers continuously search for opportune signals from which to draw navigation and timing information, employing on-the-fly signal characterization as necessary. In collaborative opportunistic navigation (COpNav), multiple OpNav receivers share information to construct and continuously refine a global signal landscape.
Collaborative opportunistic navigation [Student research highlight]
IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine ; 28 , 6 ; 38-41
2013-06-01
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STUDENT RESEARCH HIGHTLIGHT - Collaborative Opportunistic Navigation
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