The use of consider covariance analysis in choosing data weights to reduce the effect of errors in model parameters on satellite orbit determination accuracy | Posted on:1992-02-18 | Degree:Ph.D | Type:Dissertation | University:The University of Texas at Austin | Candidate:Poole, Steven Ross | Full Text:PDF | GTID:1470390014498566 | Subject:Engineering | Abstract/Summary: | | Choosing data weights to reduce the effect of errors in model parameters on satellite orbit determination accuracy is studied. The effect of these errors is evaluated using consider covariance analysis. A derivation of consider covariance analysis is given. In consider covariance analysis, errors are modeled as random variables.;Three weighted least squares (WLS) filters are investigated. The first filter uses a scalar weight for each batch of data. Values of the weights are found that reduce the trace of the consider covariance, tr(;The next filter investigated is the SRCC filter. This filter is similar to the RCC filter, except that each scalar data point is assigned a scalar weight. The data are processed one scalar data point at a time, and the weights are solved for analytically. The SRCC filter is found to be unpredictable and unreliable.;The final filter investigated is the minimum consider covariance (MCC) filter. The MCC filter uses a weight matrix that is a full matrix in order to obtain the absolute minimum tr(... | Keywords/Search Tags: | Consider covariance analysis, Data, Weight, Errors, Filter, Reduce, Effect | | Related items |
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