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Navigation problem solution by the Resurs-P satellite navigation system

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World-wide availability, independence from weather and climatic conditions, possibility of measurements at any point on the earth and near-earth space, being the most important properties of satellite navigation, allow it to be successfully used in the control loop of observation satellites, providing their autonomous operation. The structure and functions of a satellite navigation system are discussed. Some problems of navigation accuracy estimation with the use of GNSS signals are considered.

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  1. Progress Space Rocket Centre, JSC, Samara, 443009, Russia

    R. N. Akhmetov, G. P. Anshakov, A. I. Manturov & V. I. Rublev

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Published in Giroskopiya i Navigatsiya, 2014, No. 4, pp. 3–15.

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Akhmetov, R.N., Anshakov, G.P., Manturov, A.I. et al. Navigation problem solution by the Resurs-P satellite navigation system. Gyroscopy Navig. 6, 79–86 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1134/S2075108715020029

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