Asia Oceania Regional Workshop on GNSS Precise Point Positioning Experiment by using QZSS LEX

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Asia Oceania Regional Workshop on GNSS 2010 Precise Point Positioning Experiment by using QZSS LEX Tomoji TAKASU Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology Contents Introduction of QZSS LEX Evaluation of Real-time PPP with QZSS LEX Estimation of GPS Orbit/Clock Performance of Real-Time PPP Concept for PPP-RTK with QZSS LEX Future Plan of Experiment 2

Introduction of QZSS LEX 3 QZSS LEX QZSS signals GPS Compatible Signal: L1-C/A, L1C, L2C, L5 GPS Augmentation: L1-SAIF, LEX LEX(L-band experimental signal) Experiments for Novel Positioning Technologies Frequency: 1278.75MHz(same as Galileo E6) Message Rate: 2Kbps For decimeter, cm-class positioning experiments 4

Specifications Item Center Frequency Bandwidth Min Signal Level Modulation Specification 1278.75MHz 42.0MHz -155.7dBW(total) Kasami-sequences, BPSK(5) short-code/long-code Short Code period: 4ms, chip-rate: 10,230 Long Code period: 410ms, chip-rate: 1,048,575 NavigationMessage short-code:2000bits/frame long-code: data-less 5 QZSS LEX Message 2000bits/1s Header (49 bits) Data Part (1695 bits) Read-Solomon Code (256 bits) Preamble (32 bits) PRN (8 bits) Message Type ID (8 bits) Alert Flag (1 bit) 6

Message Types Type ID 0-9 Reserved for system use 10-19 JAXA Experiment 10 Contents Signal health(for 35 satellites) Ephemeris and SV clock(for 3 satellites) Signal health(for 35 satellites) 11 Ephemeris and SV clock(for 2 satellites) Ionospheric model corrections 12-19 Reserved 20 GSI Experiment 21-255 Reserved for other agencies 7 JAXA Experiment Objective Real-Time Precise Point Positioning (PPP) Precise Ephemeris/SV Clock (Type 10, 11) 35 Satellites (GPS32+QZSS3) ECEF Position of Satellite Antenna Phase Center: 3rd-Order Polynomial +URA SV Clock Bias/Drift + TGD Ionospheric Model Corrections (Type 11) Thin Shell Model (Single-Layer Model) L1 Vertical Delay: 1 x 2 degrees Polynomial Only Covered for Near Japan Area 8

JAXA Experiment(cond.) Signal Health 35 Satellites (GPS32 + QZSS3) Each Signals (L1,L2,L5,L1C,LEX) Message Periods Message Broadcast (nominal) Update (nominal) Effective (nominal) Signal Health 1 s 1 s - Ephemeris 12 s 3 min 6 min SV Clock 12 s 3 min 6 min Ionosphere 12 s 30 min - 9 Evaluation of Real-time PPP with QZSS LEX

Objectives Evaluation of PPP Experiment To verify message format and contents To identify optimal operation parameters To clarify issues to be solved To plan future extensions Evaluation of Real-Time PPP Performance To evaluate quality of ephemeris, SV clock for LEX To evaluate ionospheric model correction model To evaluate user positioning accuracy 11 Evaluation Flow IGS Stations RINEX OBS (180s) Orbit/ Clock(180s) GPS POD/SV Clock Polynomial Fitting DCB C1-P2 Estimation of TEC GEONET RINEX OBS (30s) TEC param. (1800s) Generation of LEX message type 10, 11 LEX Messages (type 10, 11) GEONET, IGS RINEX PPP Algorithm PPP Solutions 12

Stations for Orbit/Clock Estimation 13 Stas (Baseline) 16 Stas 31 Stas 60 Stas 13 Strategy of Orbit/Clock Estimation Item Condition Period 2009/5/250:00:00-5/3123:57:00 Estimation Interval 180 s Estimation Scheme Extended Kalman Filter Satellites GPS 30 satellites (except for PRN 1,5) Orbit Model Geopotential: JGM3 8th, 3rd-body: Moon and Sun Solar Radiation: CODE RPR, Relativity: IERS 1996 Clock Model Satellite: 1st-order Gauss-Marcov Receiver: White Noise Troposphere: ZTD/Gradient estimation + GMF Measurement Model Ionosphere: L1-L2 Ionosphere-Free LC Antenna PCV: IGS05.ATX Site Displacement: Solid Earth Tide etc., Phase-windup Precession/Nutation IAU1976 + IERS1996 ERP Estimate, Initial: IGS Final Analysis S/W GpsTools ver. 0.6.4 14

Orbit/Clock Accuracy wrt IGS Final Orbit RMS Error (cm) Clock Error (ns) Processing Strategy Along- Cross- with without Time 3D Radial Track Track Bias Bias (/Epoch) 13 stations 30.1 4.3 24.7 16.3 0.58 0.38 35' 56" (0.64s) 16 stations 31 stations 17.2 11.4 3.0 2.4 14.3 9.7 8.9 5.2 0.48 0.60 0.34 0.26 37' 11" (0.66s) 54' 8" (0.97s) 60 stations 7.6 2.0 6.1 3.9 0.42 0.20 105' 42" (1.89s) IGU (pred) + Clock Est 5.7 1.3 4.8 2.6 0.60 0.36 - IGU (pred) 5.7 1.3 4.8 2.6 1.29 1.21 - StarFire TM * 18.5 9.7 12.2 9.3-0.34 - * K. Dixon, StarFire TM : A Global SBAS for Sub-decimeter Precise Point Positioning, ION GNSS 2006 15 Orbit/Clock of PRN02 13 Stations 60 Stations Orbit 20cm Orbit 20cm Clock 0.5ns Clock 0.5ns

PPP Parameters Item Condition Period 2009/5/27 0:00:00-5/27 23:59:30 Interval OBS data Elevation Mask 30 s IGS 8 stations 15 deg Sat Orbit/Clock QZSS LEX message 10(interval 180 s) Ionosphere Troposphere Antenna Model Dual-frequency Iono-Free LC GPT+GMF, ZTD and Gradient Estimation IGS_05.ATX Earth Tide Solid Earth Tide(IERS Conv. 2003) Phase Wind-Up Nominal Satellite Attitude 17 PPP Accuracy with QZSS LEX ID City Country STK2 Shintotsukawa RMS Error (cm) E-W N-S U-D Japan 13.8 12.1 31.9 TSKB Tsukuba Japan 12.7 13.4 42.7 GMSD Nakatane Japan 25.8 15.8 45.6 MCIL Ogasawara Japan 12.7 9.2 28.1 DAEJ Daejeon South Korea 22.3 13.0 41.3 WUHN Wuhan China 62.0 55.1 80.6 BAKO Cibinong Indonesia 27.8 12.9 57.1 TIDB Tidbinbilla Australia 21.4 19.3 36.1 After 1 hour initialization, Orbit/Clock is estimated with 13 stations 18

PPP Errors DAEJ EW TSKB NS UD BAKO TIDB 50cm 19 Comparisons of Various Ephemerides 13 stations-tskb EW 30 stations-tskb NS UD 60 stations-tskb IGU (pred)-tskb 50cm 20

Concept of PPP-RTK with QZSS LEX 21 PPP-RTK with QZSS LEX Next Phase Experiment with QZSS LEX Extension of First Phase PPP Experiment Precise Position with cm-class Accuracy For Users Outside of Current Network RTK Service Areas For Precision Agriculture, Construction, Mapping,... PPP-RTK Very Compact Messages by Optimized Corrections Fast Convergence by Integer Ambiguity Resolution Dense Corrections of Ionosphere and Troposphere Single Frequency Users by Ionosphere Correction 22

Correction Message Bandwidth Corrections Bits (LSB) Range # Sat # Grid Interval bps Orbit Clock Ionosphere Troposphere Phase Bias Sat ID+IOD Others 15 3 2mm -33-33m 12-30 s 18 15 3.02mm/s -.3-.3m/s 12-30 s 18 15 0.006ns -98-98ns 12-3 s 60 15 2mm 0-66m 12 70 30 s 420 13 2mm -8-8m 12 210 30 s 1092 11 0.5mm 0-1m - 70 30 s 26 11 3 0.01cyc -10-10cyc 12-30 s 13 Code Bias 8 3 0.1m -13-13m 12-30 s 10 8+8 - - 12-30 s 6 - - - - - 1-30 s 32 Total 1695 23 Grids for Ionos/Tropos Corrections Coverage: Land of Japan Grid Interval: 0.5 0.6 (55km) # of Grid Point: 280 24

Error Budget of PPP-RTK Error factor Satellite Orbit/Clock Single-Freq 1.5cm Dual-Freq 1.5cm Ionosphere Correction 2.0 cm - Troposphere Correction Phase Bias Correction Multipath + Noise 0.6cm 0.0cm 0.3cm 0.6cm 0.0cm 0.9cm HDOP Geometry VDOP Horizontal RMS Error Vertical 1.5 1.5 3.0 3.0 3.9cm 2.8cm 7.8cm 5.5cm 25 Future Plan of Experiment 26

Future Plan of Experiment Experiment with Actual QZSS LEX After QZSS Launch in Summer 2010 Extension of RTKLIB ver. 2.3.0 Real-time PPP Functions Decoder for LEX Message 10, 11 Prototype System for PPP-RTK with QZSS LEX Evaluation by Post Processing Detailed Design for Correction Messages Optimization of Message Rate and Grid Interval 27