Sentence examples for based navigation system from inspiring English sources

Inertial navigation system (INS /celestial navigation system (CNS) based navigation system has been used widely on the lunar rovers.

This paper present analyses of collision avoidance strategy in conjunction with motion planning in contact interaction based navigation system for humanoid robot.

The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a satellite based navigation system made up of a network of 24 satellites placed into orbit by U.S. Department of Defense.

Again with a pseudorange based navigation system as example, besides the high availability, a good navigation system should have the small decision error for any given criterion, on which the availability is based (Li et al. 2013).

In the framework of the novel navigation scenario offered by the next generation satellite low thrust autonomous LEO-to-MEO orbit transfer, this study proposes and tests a GNSS based navigation system aimed at providing on-board precise and robust orbit determination strategy to override rising criticalities.

The "Navigation for Planetary Approach and Landing" (NPAL) ESA/Astrium Satellites project paved the way for a new European autonomous vision based navigation system called VisNAV, aiming at a proof of concept, with an elegant breadboard realization, preparing for the next step to flight demonstration.

Reliable forecasting of TEC is crucial for satellite based navigation systems.

Ionospheric scintillation is responsible for transionospheric signal degradation that can affect the performance of satellite based navigation systems.

This facilitates easy representation of results and for near real-time implementation of IRI in the applications including spacecraft launching, now casting, pseudolite based navigation systems etc.

The Indian sector encompasses the equatorial and low latitude regions where the ionosphere is highly dynamic and is characterized by the equatorial ionization anomaly (EIA) resulting in large latitudinal electron density gradients causing errors and uncertainties in the estimation of range delays in satellite based navigation systems.

Within the VIBANASS (VIsion BAsed NAvigation Sensor System) test campaign, hardware-in-the-loop tests on the terrestrial, robotic based facility EPOS 2.0 were performed to test and verify the developed guidance, navigation and control algorithms using real sensor measurements.