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Real-Time Positioning Based on Kalman Filter and Implication of Singular Spectrum Analysis

Kutubuddin Ansari

2020IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters31 citationsDOI

Abstract

Real-time positioning (RTP) is a technique used to locate the static or moving objects with an error as small as possible. Although significant work has been conducted, and several kinds of methodologies are planned on high-precision positioning and surveying applications, there is, however, a substantial scope for new techniques that would afford additional communicational and navigational assistance. Therefore, in this letter, an adaptive Kalman Filter (KF) based on the singular spectrum analysis (SSA) forecasting method is proposed for RTP. First, an explanation of KF is introduced, and then the SSA method is incorporated into KF for 3-D state estimation. RTP positioning test has been carried out to demonstrate the accuracy of positioning for the proposed algorithm. The simulation result reveals that the implication of SSA with KF has high-precision estimates than the only common discrete KF model.

Topics & Concepts

Kalman filterComputer scienceScope (computer science)Positioning systemFilter (signal processing)Extended Kalman filterAlgorithmArtificial intelligenceComputer visionMathematicsPoint (geometry)GeometryProgramming languageStatistical and numerical algorithmsInertial Sensor and NavigationGNSS positioning and interference