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Journal Article
An Algorithm for Strapdown Airborne Gravity Disturbance Vector Measurement Based on High-Precision Navigation and EGM2008
2024
Overview
Attitude errors, accelerometer bias, the gravity disturbance vector, and their coupling are the primary factors obstructing strapdown airborne vector gravimetry. This paper takes the geocentric inertial frame as a reference and solves the kinematic equations of its motion and its errors of the body frame and local geographic frame in the Lie group, respectively; the attitude accuracy is improved through a high-precision navigation algorithm. The constant accelerometer bias is estimated through Kalman filtering and is deducted from the accelerometer output to eliminate its influence. Based on the EGM2008 model, the low-frequency components of the gravity disturbance vector are corrected. The gravity disturbance vectors after model data fusion were low-pass filtered to obtain the ultimate results. This method was applied to flight experimental data in the South China Sea, and a gravity anomaly accuracy of better than 0.5 mGal, a northward gravity disturbance accuracy of 0.85 mGal, and an eastward gravity disturbance accuracy of 4.0 mGal were obtained, with a spatial resolution of approximately 4.8 km.
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MDPI AG,MDPI
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