24 Result(s)
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Chapter and Conference Paper
Long-Term Voltage Withstand Characteristics of the Interface of SF6-epoxy Resin Impregnated Paper Under AC/DC Superimposed Voltage and DC Voltage
In recent years, there have been several flashover failures along the surface of the SF6-epoxy gas-solid interface of the epoxy resin impregnated paper (ERIP) bushing, resulting in huge economic losses. Therefore...
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Flashover Characteristics of the Interface of SF6-Epoxy Resin Impregnated Paper with Particles Contamination
Valve-side epoxy resin impregnated paper bushings are an important part of the UHV DC transmission system. During the creation, gathering and activity of power equipment, for example, converter valve-side bush...
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Design of real-time GNSS-R software-defined receiver for coastal altimetry using GPS/BDS/QZSS signals
Global navigation satellite system reflectometry (GNSS-R) has considerable potential for monitoring sea surface height with high spatiotemporal resolution at low cost. However, because of the immaturity of ref...
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A precipitation forecast model with a neural network and improved GPT3 model for Japan
Accurate monitoring of atmospheric water vapor content is essential for the early warning of extreme weather events. As known, GNSS zenith troposphere delay (GNSS_ZTD) is an indispensable data source for retri...
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Analysis of the J2 relativistic effect on the performance of on-board atomic clocks
The GNSS satellite atomic clock is subjected to appreciable relativistic effects during its in-orbit operation. These effects include drift due to the gravitational redshift and time dilation due to the relati...
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Inter-system biases solution strategies in multi-GNSS kinematic precise point positioning
Estimating inter-system biases (ISBs) is important in multi-constellation Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) processing. The present study aims to evaluate and screen out an optimal estimation strategy ...
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Effect of the polar cap ionospheric sporadic-E layer on GNSS-based positioning: a case study at Resolute Bay, Canada, September 5, 2012
We focus on the impacts of the polar cap ionospheric sporadic-E (Es) layer that occurred at Resolute Bay, Canada, on September 5, 2012, on the quality of the Global Positioning System (GPS) observable and the ...
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LEO-constellation-augmented multi-GNSS real-time PPP for rapid re-convergence in harsh environments
GNSS signals are blocked in forests, urban canyons, and indoors. Precise positioning can hardly be guaranteed in these challenging environments. A low earth orbit (LEO) constellation serving as a navigation sy...
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Integrated GNSS Doppler velocity determination for GEOHALO airborne gravimetry
A gravity sensor onboard an aircraft always measures the sum of all accelerations acting on the sensor. To separate the accelerations caused by the movement of the aircraft from the gravitational accelerations...
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Optimal operation of flexible heating systems for reducing wind power curtailment
Flexibility in a heating system refers to the ability of regulating its heat consumption/supply/storage from time to time, which indirectly affects the corresponding electricity production and consumption. Thr...
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Multi-GNSS precise orbit positioning for airborne gravimetry over Antarctica
Accurate position, velocity, and acceleration information are critical for airborne gravimetry. In Antarctica, there is a sparse distribution of IGS stations, and the rough terrain makes it impractical to set ...
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Comparing satellite orbit determination by batch processing and extended Kalman filtering using inter-satellite link measurements of the next-generation BeiDou satellites
The next-generation BeiDou satellites are equipped with inter-satellite link (ISL) payloads to realize the ability of autonomous navigation (Auto-Nav). We focus on the application of batch processing and exten...
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Revisit the calibration errors on experimental slant total electron content (TEC) determined with GPS
The calibration errors on experimental slant total electron content (TEC) determined with global positioning system (GPS) observations is revisited. Instead of the analysis of the calibration errors on the car...
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Robust adaptive filter for shipborne kinematic positioning and velocity determination during the Baltic Sea experiment
Information on trajectory and attitude is essential for analyzing gravimetric data collected on kinematic platforms. Usually, a Kalman filter is used to obtain high-accuracy positional and velocity information...
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Image-aided platform orientation determination with a GNSS/low-cost IMU system using robust-adaptive Kalman filter
The availability of miniaturized sensors with enhanced capabilities, new methods for image processing, and easy access to small and low-weight airborne platforms for data acquisition, including unmanned vehicl...
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Error analysis of the 3D similarity coordinate transformation
The 3D similarity coordinate transformation with the Gauss–Helmert error model is investigated. The first-order error analysis of an analytical least-squares solution to this problem is developed in detail. Wh...
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Robust combination of IGS analysis center GLONASS clocks
The International GNSS Service (IGS) Analysis Centers (ACs) generate precise GNSS products by integrating tracking data from globally distributed IGS stations. The ACs’ products are further processed and combi...
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An efficient cooperative hybrid routing protocol for hybrid wireless mesh networks
Hybrid wireless mesh networks are the most generic types of wireless mesh networks. Unlike static mesh routers, which have multiple radio interfaces and almost no energy constraint, mobile mesh clients are usu...
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GPS/BDS short-term ISB modelling and prediction
The Chinese BeiDou Navigation Satellite System (BDS) has completed its first milestone by providing coverage of the Asia–Pacific area navigation service since December 27, 2012. With the combination of BDS, th...
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Improved method for estimating the inter-frequency satellite clock bias of triple-frequency GPS
Considering the contribution of the hardware biases to the estimated clock errors, an improved method for estimating the satellite inter-frequency clock bias (IFCB) is presented, i.e., the difference in the sa...
