ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Evaluation of GPS/BDS-3 PPP-AR Using the FCBs Predicted by GA-BPNN Method with iGMAS Products.
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Ambiguity Resolution (AR) is regarded as an effective technique for enhancing positioning accuracy and reducing convergence time in Precise Point Positioning (PPP). However, the Wide-Lane Fractional Cycle Bias (WL FCB) and Narrow-Lane Fractional Cycle Bias (NL FCB) needed for AR are generated from network solutions based on numerous globally distributed stations, leading to considerable computational load and processing time. A prediction model for FCB is proposed using the Genetic Algorithm Optimized Backpropagation Neural Network (GA-BPNN), and high-precision predictions of WL and NL FCB for Day of Year (DOY) 321 in 2023 are successfully achieved. Comparisons with iGMAS products show that predicted WL FCB deviations are within 0.01 cycles, and predicted NL FCB over 12 h deviates within 0.1 cycles (excluding satellite C20). The performance of three PPP schemes, Float, Fixed (based on FCB from iGMAS), and BP-Fixed (based on FCB predicted by GA-BPNN), is compared through experiments. For GPS + BDS-3, the accuracies of the BP-Fixed scheme are 0.0034 m, 0.0039 m, and 0.0100 m in the east, north, and up directions, respectively. The ambiguity fixed rates reach 98.62% for BP-Fixed. These outcomes confirm that the positioning performance using the predicted FCB of GA-BPNN is highly consistent with that using FCB products.
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