Incorporating INS with Carrier-Phase Differential GPS for Automatic Steering Control of a Farm Tractor. Bevly, D. M., Rekow, A., & Parkinson, B. SAE Transactions, 108:339–345, 1999.
Paper abstract bibtex This paper evaluates the use of a low cost inertial navigation system (INS) combined with Carrier-Phase Differential GPS (DGPS), to provide continuous position and attitude estimation for the control of a farm tractor. The INS system is used for dead-reckoning navigation to control the vehicle through short GPS outages. An Extended Kalman filter combines INS and Doppler radar measurements with cm-level Carrier-Phase Differential GPS measurements for continuous position and attitude estimation of the tractor. Results are given which verify the ability of the INS system to provide a heading accuracy within ±0.6° for control of the tractor. Additionally it is shown that the dead-reckoning system can provide position and attitude estimation to control the tractor to within ±0.3 meters through a short GPS outage.
@article{bevly_incorporating_1999,
title = {Incorporating {INS} with {Carrier}-{Phase} {Differential} {GPS} for {Automatic} {Steering} {Control} of a {Farm} {Tractor}},
volume = {108},
issn = {0096-736X},
url = {https://www.jstor.org/stable/44723056},
abstract = {This paper evaluates the use of a low cost inertial navigation system (INS) combined with Carrier-Phase Differential GPS (DGPS), to provide continuous position and attitude estimation for the control of a farm tractor. The INS system is used for dead-reckoning navigation to control the vehicle through short GPS outages. An Extended Kalman filter combines INS and Doppler radar measurements with cm-level Carrier-Phase Differential GPS measurements for continuous position and attitude estimation of the tractor. Results are given which verify the ability of the INS system to provide a heading accuracy within ±0.6° for control of the tractor. Additionally it is shown that the dead-reckoning system can provide position and attitude estimation to control the tractor to within ±0.3 meters through a short GPS outage.},
urldate = {2024-06-20},
journal = {SAE Transactions},
author = {Bevly, David M. and Rekow, Andrew and Parkinson, Bradford},
year = {1999},
pages = {339--345},
}
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