Algorithms for Using Ground Stations in Satellite Geolocation

This paper proposes algorithms for determining the location of a radio emission source (RES) using one, two, and three ground stations (GS). A mathematical description of these algorithms is provided, along with the results of data processing using these algorithms. The accuracy of satellite geolocation is presented as a result of these algorithms' work using each of them.

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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.1109/eexpolytech62224.2024.10755652
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Advanced Data Processing Techniques
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Algorithms for Using Ground Stations in Satellite Geolocation

Victor Vargauzin, Nikita V. Ivanov
Advanced Data Processing Techniques
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Algorithms for Using Ground Stations in Satellite Geolocation

Victor Vargauzin, Nikita V. Ivanov
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This paper proposes algorithms for determining the location of a radio emission source (RES) using one, two, and three ground stations (GS). A mathematical description of these algorithms is provided, along with the results of data processing using these algorithms. The accuracy of satellite geolocation is presented as a result of these algorithms' work using each of them.

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