Abstract

The performance of a strapdown inertial navigation system aided by a relative speed log is usually affected by ocean current. To tackle this problem, a Multiple Model Adaptive Estimation algorithm to estimate the ocean current velocity is proposed in this paper. Owing to uncertainty of the ocean current velocity, the single model usually fails in representation of its velocity, so we proposes Multiple Model Adaptive Estimation for estimating ocean current velocity, where multiple Kalman filters run in parallel, and state estimation from each filter is combined by computing weight factors and summed with the weighted outputs. By this way we can get the precise ocean current velocity and overcome the effect caused by the velocity relative to water on the filtering performance. The simulation demonstrates that the proposed algorithm can accurately estimate and compensate the ocean current velocity compared with a common Kalman filter algorithm.

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