Journals / Sakarya University Journal of Computer and Information Sciences / 2023 / Volume: 6 Issue: 3

Conjoint Analysis of GPS Based Orbit Determination among Traditional Methods

İbrahim Öz(Ankara Yıldırım Beyazıt Üniversitesi Teknoloji Transfer Ofisi)0000-0003-4593-917X
Cevat Özarpa(Karabük Üniversitesi)0000-0002-1195-2344
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2023-12-31
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GPS methods encourages the operators to utilize GPS-based navigation to determine communication satellite orbit precisely.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Satellite orbits are subject to change due to external forces.
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Key Findings & Data:This research evaluates performance of the GPS-based method by comparing it with flight-proven methods.
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Conclusion & Impact:GPS methods encourages the operators to utilize GPS-based navigation to determine communication satellite orbit precisely.
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⚙️Variables:orbit determination · GPS based orbit · navigation

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Satellite orbits are subject to change due to external forces. Various data gathering and processing methods exist to determine a perturbed orbit. The operators need to estimate satellite orbits for safe orbital operations. Single station azimuth elevation and range, and range-to-range methods are two flight-proven commonly utilized methods among satellite operators. GPS signals in orbit determination of GEO communication satellite have become more popular recently. Much work validates GPS-based GEO orbit determination in different aspects. The validation of GPS-based orbit determination with flight-proven methods encourage the operator about fast switching utilization of the GPS method. This research evaluates performance of the GPS-based method by comparing it with flight-proven methods. The orbits of three communication satellites at different orbital slots were calculated using GPS-based, RNG-based, and AZEL-based methods. GPS-based determined orbit and RNG-based determined orbit RMSE of 3D differences are 75.887 m, 372.420m, and 768,223 m for Sat A, Sat B, and Sat C, respectively. Similarly, AZEL-based determşden orbit and GPS-based determined orbit RMSE of 3D position differences are 133.287 m, 242.076 m, and 764.866 m for Sat A, Sat B, and Sat C, respectively. The current study confirmed the finding's apparent support for GPS-based orbit determination. Flight-proven RNG and AZEL methods results in which satellite operators' well recognized, demonstrated evidence of the GPS-based orbit determination method. The results are in line with flight-proven AZEL and RNG method's orbit parameters. Finally, the result of our comparison of AZEL vs. GPS and RNG vs. GPS methods encourages the operators to utilize GPS-based navigation to determine communication satellite orbit precisely.

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Öz, İ., Özarpa, C. (2023). Conjoint Analysis of GPS Based Orbit Determination among Traditional Methods. Sakarya University Journal of Computer and Information Sciences, Volume: 6 Issue: 3. https://doi.org/10.35377/saucis...1215689

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