| | GNSS 2004: Session E4 Abstracts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) |
 | | Ever since the RAIM FDE algorithms were formulated more than ten years ago, the system availability has been bound, by and large, to the limitations in the intrinsic observability of its monitoring mechanism to be able to detect and exclude a single measurement fault. |
 | | These new RAIM schemes based on the constrained GLRT are extremely stable against insignificant additional pseudo-range biases, local effects and multiple satellite signal corruption with bounded impacts on the aircraft position (which should not be considered as a positioning failure) and, simultaneously, more sensitive with respect to dangerous biases producing positioning failures. |
 | | RAIM procedures, normally consist of two stages, the assessment of whether the right conditions exist to perform a RAIM fault detection (geometry screening) and the assessment of existence of a failure (fault detection and exclusion). |
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