| 英文摘要 |
GNSS enhances the global coverage of satellites as well as the application of satellite positioning. When combining satellite positioning technique and inertial navigation system on the terrestrial mobile platform, the positional information can be acquired easily. However, the GNSS positioning in dense urban areas is usually unreliable because of topographic occlusion or multipath interference. Therefore, topographic effects must be taken into account for operating satellite visibility analysis. Yet, there are many inconveniences existing in current approaches to the analysis of topographic effects, neither these methods can acquire data with high accuracy. For this reason, this research aims to develop a solution, which can simultaneously possess an efficient and reliable data acquisition. Based on the high coverage and accessibility of Google Street View Service, this study developed an image-based approach for topographic effect analysis by using Google Street View images. The results show that the maximum error of proposed method is less than the tolerance error of orbit data in 15 minutes’satellite sampling time. Moreover, the sky plot and the daily PDOP result graphs of this research can provide useful information, such as available satellite number and the appropriate observation time of the corresponding GNSS receiving station. |