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Abstract
The re-initialization of precise point positioning (PPP) can be avoided by cycle slip detection and correction. Ionospheric delay is critical for cycle slip detection and correction, especially for a long data gap. The frequency diversity from GNSS modernization provides the potential for mitigating the impact of ionospheric delay on cycle slip detection and correction. The proposed method constructs the extra-wide lane (EWL), the wide lane (WL), and the narrow lane (NL) epoch-differenced linear combinations based on the ionosphere constrain criterion, so as to determine the undifferenced cycle slips from the cascading ambiguity resolution. The experiment results show that the cycle slips can be fixed correctly even though cycle slips occur in all the available carrier phase observations, and the 3 min data gaps can be merged without high precision positioning continuity loss. The kinematic experiment shows that the instantaneous re-initialization can be achieved with the proposed method.
Highlights
The precise point positioning (PPP) technique utilizes undifferenced carrier phase and code observations and applies precise satellite orbit and clock corrections to perform high-precision positioning at a single Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver [1]
In order to mitigate the impact of ionosperic delay, we proposed an ionosphere-constrained triple-frequency cascading cycle slip fixing method to obtain the rapid re-initialization of PPP
In order to evaluate the rapid re-initialization performance of PPP with the proposed method, both the simulated kinematic based on static data and the real-world kinematic data were collected to sufficiently test the proposed cycle slip fixing method
Summary
The precise point positioning (PPP) technique utilizes undifferenced carrier phase and code observations and applies precise satellite orbit and clock corrections to perform high-precision positioning at a single Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver [1]. Dai et al employed two geometry-free (GF) combinations of triple-frequency carrier phase observations to detect and correct cycle slips under high data rate [11]. Zhao et al presented a cycle slip detection and correction method based on independent linear combinations of undifferenced triple-frequency observations [13]. The temporal ionospheric delay between epochs is well considered, the advantages of multi-frequency observation combination on ionospheric mitigation have not been exploited to improve the reliability of cycle slip fixing. In order to mitigate the impact of ionosperic delay, we proposed an ionosphere-constrained triple-frequency cascading cycle slip fixing method to obtain the rapid re-initialization of PPP. The performance of proposed method has firstly been tested by using static data, with the injected frequent cycle slips into triple-frequency carrier phase observations. Some conclusions and remarks are summarized, and an outlook for future research is presented
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