Simulation of Trajectory Parameters of Motion of an Object near the Pole Using Quasi-Geodetic Coordinates

The paper discusses the challenges of inertial navigation in polar regions, where it is impossible to determine the longitude and true heading at the poles. To overcome this difficulty, it is proposed to use quasi-coordinates and quasi-attitude angles, as well as relevant quasi-ECEF and quasi-geodetic coordinate systems. It is proved that the quasi-geodetic (quasi-geocentric) coordinates, quasi-attitude angles, velocity of an object and inertial sensors readings can be simulated by using quasi-coordinates instead of traditional ones.

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Moscow University Mechanics Bulletin
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.3103/s0027133025700165
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Simulation of Trajectory Parameters of Motion of an Object near the Pole Using Quasi-Geodetic Coordinates

S. P. Ablyasova
Moscow University Mechanics Bulletin
Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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Simulation of Trajectory Parameters of Motion of an Object near the Pole Using Quasi-Geodetic Coordinates

S. P. Ablyasova
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Abstract

The paper discusses the challenges of inertial navigation in polar regions, where it is impossible to determine the longitude and true heading at the poles. To overcome this difficulty, it is proposed to use quasi-coordinates and quasi-attitude angles, as well as relevant quasi-ECEF and quasi-geodetic coordinate systems. It is proved that the quasi-geodetic (quasi-geocentric) coordinates, quasi-attitude angles, velocity of an object and inertial sensors readings can be simulated by using quasi-coordinates instead of traditional ones.

Moscow University Mechanics BulletinVol. 80(2)
Lomonosov Moscow State University (RU)
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Engineering Technology and Methodologies
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