TTK5 Satellite-based Navigation Techniques and Applications

Lectures Fall 2020: Digital
Instructors: Adjunct Associate Professor Nadia Sokolova (nadia.sokolova@sintef.no)


Description: This course is an introduction to Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and GNSS augmentation. This includes GNSS principles and measurement processing algorithms, augmented GNSS system architectures and applications. The course will also cover selected topics on GNSS integration with other navigation systems and/or sensors with the major focus on RF signal based ones. Of particular topics, the following will be covered in 2020:

Lecture schedule for 2020:

DateTimeRoomTopic
7th Sept. 13.00-14.45 online Course introduction. Overview of the current and future GNSS.
14th Sept. 13.00-14.45 online Basic principles of GNSS positioning. GNSS signal structure.
21st Sept. 13.00-14.45 online GNSS measurement types. Error sources and vulnerabilities. Satellite geometry.
28th Sept. 13.00-14.45 online GNSS - single point position and velocity estimation (LS, WLS, EKF).
5th Oct. 13.00-14.45 online Augmented GNSS overview. Basic principles and techniiques.
19th Oct. 13.00-14.45 online GNSS system security – attack types and defences. Introduction to integrity.
26th Oct. 13.00-14.45 online Multi-sensor navigation: commonly used sensors, systems and techniques.
2nd Nov. 13.15-15.00 online GNSS/INS integration architectures. Multi-sensor system example (GNSS/INS with visual aiding).

Literature for compulsory reading (to be distributed electronically):

Alternative resourses: