Abstract
In this contribution we derive an expression of the Cramer-Rao bound for hybrid cooperative positioning, where GNSS information is combined with terrestrial range measurements through exchange of peer-to-peer messages. These results provide a theoretical characterization of achievable performance of hybrid positioning schemes, as well as allow to identify critical network configurations and devise optimized node placement strategies.
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