Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity

Traditional single satellite geolocation is divided into two separate phases:parameter estimation and target positioning,which causes non-optimal localization. To address this issue,a method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity was presented. After continuously measuring th...

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Main Authors: Caiyong HAO, Heng LIU
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Published: Beijing Xintong Media Co., Ltd 2016-04-01
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Online Access:http://www.telecomsci.com/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-0801.2016124/
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description Traditional single satellite geolocation is divided into two separate phases:parameter estimation and target positioning,which causes non-optimal localization. To address this issue,a method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity was presented. After continuously measuring the Doppler frequency of the target signal and using the sparse distribution of the interference on the ground,a convex problem achieving geolocation through establishing the relation between Doppler frequency and target position of the interfering signal was introduced. The method leveraged cumulative time and spatial distribution of the interference and geolocation was completed in one phase. The simulations confirm that the proposed method can get high accuracy in single satellite geolocation.
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spelling doaj-art-5e6b1cb5de0c4e86a8f6a4c23ee015cd2025-01-15T03:15:05ZzhoBeijing Xintong Media Co., LtdDianxin kexue1000-08012016-04-0132656959609378Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsityCaiyong HAOHeng LIUTraditional single satellite geolocation is divided into two separate phases:parameter estimation and target positioning,which causes non-optimal localization. To address this issue,a method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity was presented. After continuously measuring the Doppler frequency of the target signal and using the sparse distribution of the interference on the ground,a convex problem achieving geolocation through establishing the relation between Doppler frequency and target position of the interfering signal was introduced. The method leveraged cumulative time and spatial distribution of the interference and geolocation was completed in one phase. The simulations confirm that the proposed method can get high accuracy in single satellite geolocation.http://www.telecomsci.com/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-0801.2016124/satellite interference geolocationDoppler frequencyspatial sparsityconvex optimization
spellingShingle Caiyong HAO
Heng LIU
Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
Dianxin kexue
satellite interference geolocation
Doppler frequency
spatial sparsity
convex optimization
title Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
title_full Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
title_fullStr Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
title_full_unstemmed Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
title_short Method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
title_sort method of single satellite passive geolocation using spatial sparsity
topic satellite interference geolocation
Doppler frequency
spatial sparsity
convex optimization
url http://www.telecomsci.com/zh/article/doi/10.11959/j.issn.1000-0801.2016124/
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