Multi-satellite GNSS-R sea-surface target positioning ambiguity eliminating method
A target positioning and target technology, which is applied in the field of ambiguity elimination based on multi-satellite GNSS-R sea surface target positioning, can solve problems such as target ambiguity
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[0038] See Figure 1.1 — Figure 6 , the present invention is based on a multi-satellite GNSS-R sea surface target positioning fuzzy elimination method, and the specific steps of the method are as follows:
[0039] Step 1: The receiver receives the direct signal through the right-hand polarized antenna, and receives the reflected signal through the left-hand polarized antenna. Due to the weak GNSS scattering signals on the sea surface, antennas with different gains are required at different platform heights. For low-orbit satellite platforms at 400km to 3800km, a high-gain array antenna with a gain greater than 20dB is usually required. The GNSS signal reflected by the sea surface is processed by Doppler delay mapping receiver (DDMR) to obtain a higher gain for analysis. The time delay-Doppler two-dimensional correlation function of the reflected signal is
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