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Satellitennavigation und vertiefte Himmelsmechanik

BGU61033Electives5 ECTSEnglishsummer semesterProfessur für Satellitengeodäsie (Prof. Schartner)
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What it is about

You learn methods of differential satellite navigation (GNSS, Differential-GPS, carrier-phase ambiguities, augmentation systems) and advanced celestial mechanics (non-gravitational accelerations, position determination, analytical orbit theory, Lagrange points). By the end you will be able to process GNSS data for precise positioning, solve phase ambiguities, and apply orbit-mechanical concepts to practical problems.

What you will be able to do

  • Apply GNSS data processing for precise position determination
  • Understand principles of differential navigation and augmentation systems
  • Apply strategies for carrier-phase ambiguity resolution
  • Understand models of non-gravitational accelerations
  • Understand concepts of orbit determination and analytical orbit theory
  • Explain the origin of Lagrange points and apply concepts practically

What the module consists of

  • Lecture with integrated exercisesdelivers content and includes numerical exercises (MATLAB)
  • Lecturedelivers additional theory of differential navigation
  • Tutorial (optional)assists with exercises, MATLAB and provides feedback on reports

Teaching method

  • Lecture/Whiteboardexplanation of concepts and interactive discussions
  • Integrated exercises (numerical, MATLAB)application of theory to practical problems
  • Tutorial sessionsassistance with assignments and programming implementation as well as feedback
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