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Erlang Network GNSSLib, A Plain Vanilla Community Edition GNSS Measurement Engine

[Tutorial in IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) 2008] [Location Based Services for Mobiles II: GPS, Assisted GPS and Network Assisted GPS] [How to Improve Forward Link Positioning ... ? I. Introduction] [How to Improve Forward Link Positioning ... ? II. Hearability and Accuracy] [1x HDP Enhancements] [Enhanced Location Based Services Support in cdma2000] [IEEE C802.16m-08/1106 Enhance Downlink Positioning in WiMAX/16m] [IEEE C802.16m-08/1105 Network Assisted GPS (N-GPS) Positioning in WiMAX/16m] The GNSS research institutes and academics have been looking for a stable and workable open source measurement engines and positioning engines for a long time.  Regarding positioning engines, it seems that  Tomoji Takasu 's open source RTKLIB  pretty much is the de facto standard reference and baseline.  At the same time, there are also many positioning engine options, such as GNSS-SDR  by  CTTC , GNSS-SDRLIB  by Prof. Taro Suz...

GNSS Measurement Engine System Design: A Communication Engineering Perspective

[Tutorial in IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC) 2008] [Location Based Services for Mobiles II: GPS, Assisted GPS and Network Assisted GPS] [How to Improve Forward Link Positioning ... ? I. Introduction] [How to Improve Forward Link Positioning ... ? II. Hearability and Accuracy] [1x HDP Enhancements] [Enhanced Location Based Services Support in cdma2000] [IEEE C802.16m-08/1106 Enhance Downlink Positioning in WiMAX/16m] [IEEE C802.16m-08/1105 Network Assisted GPS (N-GPS) Positioning in WiMAX/16m] Satellites based positioning and navigation are widely believed to be the cornerstone for emerging autonomous driving and IoT (internet of things) services. However, traditional GNSS receiver architectures can hardly meet many mission critical demands, including better than -170 dBm sensitivity, centimeter level accuracy, 100 Hz or higher update frequency, less than 1 watt power consumption, less than 1 second cold start TTFF, etc, particularly considering GNSS...