| 摘要 |
<p>The present invention relates to a method for determining a protection space in the event of two faulty measurements of a pseudo-range between a satellite and a receiver for receiving signals transmitted by various satellites in a radio-navigation constellation, characterized in that said method includes the steps of: (a) determining, on the basis of the pseudo-ranges measured by the receiver, a test variable representative of the likelihood of a fault; (b) estimating, for each pair of pseudo-ranges from among the pseudo-ranges measured by the receiver and from the expression of the thus-obtained test variable, a set of minimum-bias pairs detectable for a given missed detection probability; (c) expressing, for each pair of pseudo-ranges, the estimated set of detectable minimum-bias pairs in the form of an equation defining an ellipse associated with the pair of pseudo-ranges in question; (d) expressing the equation of each ellipse in parametric coordinates and expressing each detectable associated minimum-bias pair on the basis of a single parameter; (e) projecting each of the thus-parameterized detectable minimum-bias pairs over at least one subspace of R3; (f) calculating, for each subspace and for each bias pair, the maximum position error induced by the bias pair; (g) selecting, for each subspace, the maximum from among all of the calculated maximum position errors, and transmitting the results of said selection outward. The present invention also relates to an integrity-monitoring system and to a vehicle therefor.</p> |
