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    This document discusses a new technology developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory that provides sub-meter positioning for marine platforms using dual-frequency GPS receivers. The technology utilizes NASA's Global GPS Network to achieve ~10 cm horizontal and ~20 cm vertical real-time positioning accuracy, which is around 10 times better than existing differential services. This global differential system demonstrates seamless global coverage and will enable precise onboard positioning for satellites and 10 cm accuracy for air, ground, and marine platforms anywhere in the world. The system has broad benefits for natural hazard monitoring and response.

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    This document discusses a new technology developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory that provides sub-meter positioning for marine platforms using dual-frequency GPS receivers. The technology utilizes NASA's Global GPS Network to achieve ~10 cm horizontal and ~20 cm vertical real-time positioning accuracy, which is around 10 times better than existing differential services. This global differential system demonstrates seamless global coverage and will enable precise onboard positioning for satellites and 10 cm accuracy for air, ground, and marine platforms anywhere in the world. The system has broad benefits for natural hazard monitoring and response.

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    This document discusses a new technology developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory that provides sub-meter positioning for marine platforms using dual-frequency GPS receivers. The technology utilizes NASA's Global GPS Network to achieve ~10 cm horizontal and ~20 cm vertical real-time positioning accuracy, which is around 10 times better than existing differential services. This global differential system demonstrates seamless global coverage and will enable precise onboard positioning for satellites and 10 cm accuracy for air, ground, and marine platforms anywhere in the world. The system has broad benefits for natural hazard monitoring and response.

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    This document discusses a new technology developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory that provides sub-meter positioning for marine platforms using dual-frequency GPS receivers. The technology utilizes NASA's Global GPS Network to achieve ~10 cm horizontal and ~20 cm vertical real-time positioning accuracy, which is around 10 times better than existing differential services. This global differential system demonstrates seamless global coverage and will enable precise onboard positioning for satellites and 10 cm accuracy for air, ground, and marine platforms anywhere in the world. The system has broad benefits for natural hazard monitoring and response.

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    Marine Benefits from NASAs Global Differential System:

    Sub-Meter Positioning, Anywhere, Anytime


    Author: Yoaz E. Bar-Sever, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology

    Abstract
    Precise real-time, onboard knowledge of a platforms state (position and velocity) is a critical
    component in many marine applications. This article describes a recent technology development
    that provides a breakthrough in this capability for platforms carrying a dual-frequency GPS
    receiver seamless global coverage and roughly an order of magnitude improvement in accuracy
    compared to state-of-the-art.
    Our reference network is a subset of NASAs Global GPS Network (GGN), consisting of
    geodetic quality dual-frequency receivers. Using novel internet-based technology for editing and
    real-time streaming of data from the GGN as input to a real-time orbit determination software,
    JPLs new global differential system has demonstrated ~10 cm horizontal and ~20 cm vertical
    real time positioning accuracy for a ground-based dual-frequency GPS receiver [Muellerschoen et
    al., 2000]. This performance is roughly an order of magnitude better than any differential service
    currently available. Although a number of private and government organizations provide
    localized real-time positioning services to users on or near the ground, a global system such as
    demonstrated here, capable of supporting global users far away from any ground reference site,
    has never been achieved nor attempted due to the perceived technical and cost challenges.
    This technology will enable NASA to provide cm level onboard, real-time orbit determination for
    Earth orbiting satellites, and 10 cm level real-time positioning accuracy for air-borne, ground, and
    marine platforms anywhere in the world. The system provides seamless global coverage, with
    uniformly valid GPS correction messages. The technology carries broad benefits to society in
    general as it revolutionizes our ability to sense and respond in a timely manner to natural hazards
    such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
    The dissemination of the differential corrections to authorized users is currently enabled with
    specially developed Internet tools. An effective global communications system that will relay the
    differential corrections to users anywhere on the ground and in space is currently under
    development.
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