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Tim Wescott wrote:
Doing it by carrier phase would be better, if you could arrange a phase reference. With hard-mounted receivers (or with a 2nd transmitter in a known location) you can broadcast a time reference and do a reverse-GPS sorta thing. I thought about the reverse-GPS approach, but couldn't figure out how to determine absolute position. The most I could come up with was that you'd know times-of-arrival at the various receivers, and that would give you deltas from the earliest time-of-arrival. But until you know the distance of the transmitter from any one of the receivers, you can't determine position w.r.t. _any_ of them. As soon as you have distance from one of the receivers and N deltas, you have a fix in (min(N-1,3)) dimensions -- assuming that the processor knows where all the receivers (or antennas, at least) is in that space. So what am I missing? -- Mike Andrews Tired old sysadmin |
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