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Journal Article Efficient Spoofing Identification using Baseline Vector Information of Multiple Receivers
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Authors
Seong-Hun Seo, Byung-Hyun Lee, Sung-Hyuck Im, Gyu-In Jee, Kwan-Sung Kim
Issue Date
2018-10
Citation
GPS Solutions, v.22 no.4, pp.1-14
ISSN
1080-5370
Publisher
Springer
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10291-018-0779-x
Abstract
In a spoofing environment, a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) receiver must employ anti-spoofing techniques for obtaining a normal navigation solution from the GNSS signal. We propose a new method for identifying spoofing signals using the norm of the difference of baseline vectors (NDB) obtained from multiple receivers. The main focuses of this research are to reduce the initial time required to identify the spoofing signal and to mitigate the physical constraints on multiple antennas placement. First, the multi-correlators of each receiver track both GNSS and spoofing signals simultaneously and classify them into two signal groups. Then, the baseline vectors are generated from the double-differenced carrier phase measurements of the classified signal groups, and the NDB is calculated. If the target positions of the spoofing signal groups are almost the same, the NDB has a fairly small value when the base position of the selected baseline vectors is calculated from one of the GNSS groups and the rover positions of the baseline vectors are calculated from each spoofing group of the multiple receivers. Using the NDB, a hypothesis is established, and a hypothesis test is conducted for identifying the spoofing signal. The performance of the proposed test statistics is analyzed with respect to the distance between the GPS antennas and the tuning parameter. Our experimental results show that the proposed method effectively performs spoofing identification with a short baseline. Additionally, the method exhibits a very low probability of fault detection and fast response time. This means that the immediate anti-spoofing can work properly in spoofing environments.
KSP Keywords
Anti-spoofing, Carrier Phase measurements, GNSS signal, GPS antennas, Multiple receivers, Physical Constraints, Short baseline, Test statistics, fast response time, fault detection, global navigation satellite system(GNSS)