Pseudorange Measurement
Pseudorange Measurement is a type of distance estimation in GNSS receiver design that belongs to the class of ranging measurements, distinguished by its incorporation of receiver clock bias, satellite clock error, atmospheric delays, and other propagation effects, thus representing the apparent range between a GNSS satellite and receiver rather than the true geometric distance.
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Denis Laurichesse, Flavien Mercier, J. P. Berthias et al. · NAVIGATION Journal of the Institute of Navigation · 2009 · 585 citations
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