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The aim is to enhance GNSS positioning accuracy in smartphones by effectively integrating inertial navigation sensors (INS) with GNSS algorithms.

Robust Android GNSS Positioning Using Single-Differenced Tightly Coupled GNSS/INS EKF

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This research demonstrates improved GNSS positioning in smartphones, suggesting advancements in navigation accuracy and availability.

The aim is to enhance GNSS positioning accuracy in smartphones by effectively integrating inertial navigation sensors (INS) with GNSS algorithms.
Developed a tightly coupled GNSS/INS extended Kalman filter (EKF) for data fusion.
Utilized single-differenced GNSS measurements to minimize receiver clock errors.
Employed both carrier-phase and Doppler measurements in navigation calculations.
Conducted empirical modeling of GNSS and INS errors to improve statistical accuracy.
Applied INS for fault detection and exclusion to bolster navigation reliability.
Demonstrated significant improvements in accuracy and availability of GNSS solutions.
Proposed algorithm effectively fuses raw GNSS data with INS, enhancing fault detection.
Outperformed existing GNSS-only solutions, particularly in benign environments.

Lee et al. (2026) studied this question.

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