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Compass/Beidou: system status and initial service Junping Chen, Bin Wu, Xiaogong Hu Shanshi Zhou, Yueling Cao, Xiaoli Wu, Nan Xing Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (SHAO) [email protected] IGS Workshop on GNSS Biases 18 to 19 January 2012, University of Bern, Switzerland

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Compass/Beidou: system status and initial

service

Junping Chen, Bin Wu, Xiaogong Hu

Shanshi Zhou, Yueling Cao, Xiaoli Wu, Nan Xing

Shanghai Astronomical Observatory (SHAO)

[email protected]

IGS Workshop on GNSS Biases

18 to 19 January 2012,

University of Bern, Switzerland

Content

�Compass/Beidou: system design

�Tgd (Time group delay)

�Ionosphere model

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�User positioning

Compass: history and innovations

Beidou-1 (2000- )

�2 GEO satellites, active positioning system

Beidou-2 (2007- )

�Release of test ICD, 27 Dec. 2011

�Announcement of initial service: 4 GEO satellites, 5 IGSO by

end of 2011; Announced positioning ~25m; timing ~50ns

�Regional service over 5 GEO, 5 IGSO, 4 MEO by end of 2012?

�Global service: 5 GEO, 30 None-GEO, by 2020

Distinguished Features�Mixed constellation: GEO+IGSO+MEO

�Two-way time transfer technique: time synchronization

between ground stations and satellites

�Short message capability

�Inter-satellite link design

�AA

�Global service: 5 GEO, 30 None-GEO, by 2020

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3GEO+4IGSO:

Constellation and daily PDOP

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Next step:

5+5+4

Residual (RMS) of GEO/IGSO orbit determination of 3 days: �Phase better than 1cm

�Range better than 1m

GEO/IGSO orbits and clocks

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Satellite Clock differences between

� the solution using Pseudorange+phase obs and,

�Two-way time synchronization

SLR Ranging residuals shows similar values

�Orbit/clock correlation of GEO/IGSO satellites!!!

GEO/IGSO orbits and clocks -cont.

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Compass: Tgd

Tgd (Timing group delay) of 300 days

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GPS: rms ~0.2ns; global network

Compass: rms 0.4-0.6ns, regional network

Tgd estimation will be improved with more stations

Variation of Tgd could be well modelled!!

Compass: Broadcast ionosphere modelSingle frequency positioning using GPS & Compass Ion model

Site3D RMS (m)

ratioDual-frequency GPS K8 Compass Para8

ALBH 3.07 5.55 5.07 16.6%

CHAN 2.64 4.35 3.50 35.3%

LHAZ 4.51 6.71 5.75 26.6%

MIZU 2.83 4.28 3.77 22.4%

PERT 6.02 6.03 6.31 -9.5%

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Compass Ion model is generally better than GPS model!

Not the case for station in southern hemisphere, as the current compass

mode was derived using the regional monitor stations in China

PTBB 6.18 5.42 5.20 8.0%

TIDB 2.53 3.99 4.61 -33.5%

TWTF 3.74 5.08 4.57 19.1%

USUD 4.08 6.02 5.78 7.8%

2 2

8 8

2

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100%GPSK Compass

GPSK

Rms RmsRatio

Rms

= ⋅

Navigation with Compass: Dual frequency

Site: Compass monitor station, 48 hr data

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RMS (m) North East Up 3D

Open service 3.86 1.04 5.25 6.60

Authorized user 0.82 0.31 1.37 1.63

Navigation with Compass: Single frequency

Site: Compass monitor station, 48 hr data;

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RMS (m) North East Up 3D

Open service 3.85 1.31 5.51 6.84

Authorized user 1.81 0.48 3.55 4.02

User Positioning with Compass: Static PPP

Site: Compass monitor stations, daily coordinates variation

North East Up 3D

Repeatability(cm) 2.05 1.23 4.41 5.07

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Conclusion

�Compass on the road for global positioning system

�Compass(current constellation and regional tracking

network) Tgd: 2~30 ns, with variation modeled and

predicted better than 1.0 ns.

�Compass Ionosphere model shows better performance �Compass Ionosphere model shows better performance

than GPS model for single frequency receivers.

�Better than 10 m navigation accuracy for dual-

frequency civil users; 2 m for authorized users.

�Better than 5 cm in post-processing positioning using

daily phase data.

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Shanghai Astronomical

Observatory (SHAO)

Top:Observatory

(SLR+VLBI+

GNSS+Telescope)

Right: the Institute

ThankThank youyou!!