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Conceptual Design of Monitoring and Control Subsystem for GNSS Ground Station
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- Authors
- Seong Kyun Jeong, In Jun Kim, Jae-Eun Lee, Sang Uk Lee, Jae Hoon Kim
- Issue Date
- 2007-12
- Citation
- Journal of Astronomy and Space Sciences, v.24, no.4, pp.389-396
- ISSN
- 2093-5587
- Publisher
- 한국우주과학회 (KSSS)
- Language
- English
- Type
- Journal Article
- Project Code
- 07MR2400, Development of Global Navigation Satellite System Ground Station and Search And Rescue Beacon Technologies, Lee Sang Uk
- Abstract
- The Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) becomes more important and is applied to various systems. Recently, the Galileo navigation system is being developed in Europe. Also, other countries like China, Japan and India are developing the global/regional navigation satellite system. As various global/regional navigation satellite systems are used, the navigation ground system gets more important for using the navigation system reasonably and efficiently. According to this trend, the technology of GNSS Ground Station (GGS) is developing in many fields. The one of purposes for this study is to develop the high precision receiver for GNSS sensor station and to provide ground infrastructure for better performance services on navigation system. In this study, we consider the configuration of GNSS Ground Station and analyze function of Monitoring and Control subsystem which is a part of GNSS Ground Station. We propose Monitoring and Control subsystem which contains the navigation software for GNSS Ground System to monitor and control equipments in GNSS Ground Station, to spread the applied field of navigation system, and to provide improved navigation information to user.
- KSP Keywords
- Ground Station, Monitor and Control, Monitoring and Control, Navigation information, Regional navigation satellite systems, Sensor station, conceptual design, global navigation satellite system(GNSS), ground infrastructure, high-precision, navigation system