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May 7, 20260 citationsOpen Access

A Study on Orbit-Error in Pseudo-Range GNSS Positioning Using Simulated Satellite Constellations

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JOJoseph O. OdumosuGNGeoffery O. NwodoTOTemitope O. Oyadokun

Key Points

  • This research aims to understand the effects of orbit errors on GNSS positioning accuracy.
  • Utilized simulated satellite constellations including GPS and GLONASS.
  • Employed MATLAB-based simulations to analyze positional deviations.
  • Estimated average positional errors from absolute GNSS point positioning technique.
  • Identified orbital errors influence pseudo-range position determination.
  • Positional errors ranged from -0.61m to +2.026m under a simulated wobble of ±20m.
  • Errors vary by magnitude based on the number of satellites available during observations.

Abstract

This study investigates orbit error effects on pseudo-range GNSS positioning using simulated satellite constellations. The research methodology adopted in this study was basically empirical, wherein simulated satellites constellations, GPS Time, and pseudo-range positions were used to estimate the average positional errors obtainable from absolute GNSS point positioning technique using the GPS and GLONASS satellite constellations. By employing MATLAB-based simulations, the study analyzes the positional deviations due to orbital perturbations. From the findings of the study, it was identified that orbital errors in satellite constellations affect pseudo-range position determination by varying magnitude at different time epochs depending om the number of available satellites at the time of observation. Based on a simulated wobble value of ±20m, the effects of orbital error on pseud-orange positions range between -0.61m to +2.026m. The findings from this study have provided empirical evidence to assumed limitations of the single receiver GNSS receiver

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Odumosu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fbe382164b5133a91a2af4https://doi.org/10.60787/tnamp.v24.683
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