The positioning performance of vehicular navigation systems based on a differential Global Position System (DGPS), dead-reckoning (DR), map matching (MM) and Kalman filter technologies are simulated. The vehicular navigation system using a 10-state extended Kalman filter to combine DGPS and DR can improve positioning accuracy. When DGPS signal obscuring occurs in the urban environment, DR with a map matching process can supplementally provide an accurate position for the vehicle. The simulation results of the paper can be used as a reference for the design, implementation and field tests of vehicular navigation systems.
Simulations of the positioning accuracy of integrated vehicular navigation systems
1996-04-01
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
road vehicles , Global Positioning System , integrated vehicular navigation systems , Kalman filters , positioning performance , differential global position system , dead-reckoning , positioning accuracy , Kalman filter technologies , urban environment , 10-state extended Kalman filter , signal obscuring , map matching , digital simulation
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