Here’s a list of information I’ve stumbled across while trying to come up to speed on precision GPS. I’ve made no attempt to make it a comprehensive list, just things I’ve found particularly interesting or useful.
I started my journey into the world of GPS by taking the Stanford online course and reading the Misra/Eng book used in the course. I found both to be extremely informative and well done and would highly recommend both of them to anyone interested in the subject.
Recommended GNSS books/wikis:
Global Positioning System:Signals, Measurements, and Performance (Misra/Eng):
GPS: Essentials of Satellite Navigation (online pdf)
GNSS DATA PROCESSING Volume I: Fundamentals and Algorithms (online pdf)
ESA Navipedia Wiki
Recommended Online GNSS Courses:
Stanford: GPS: An Introduction to Satellite Navigation (Enge, van Diggelen)
RTKLIB info:
RTKLIB website
RTKLIB source code 2.4.3 (Github)
RTKLIB User Manual
My RTKLIB code and raw data:
My GitHub code repository
My RTKLIB executables
Raw GPS data sets
RTKLIB articles/papers/thesis:
Eval of Multi-GNSS RTK performance with u-blox NEO-M8N receivers (Takasu)
Low-costGPS/GLONASSPrecisePositioning Algorithm (PhD Thesis: Carcanague)
Low-Cost, Single-Frequency GPS/GLONASS RTK for Road Users (Article: Carcanague)
U-blox GPS receiver info:
Neo-M8 Receiver Description
Neo-M8N raw data commands
u-center Ublox eval software download
u-center Ublox eval software User Guide
U-blox GPS antenna app notes
Getting raw data out of older generation Ublox receivers
GPS articles/papers/thesis:
The LAMBDA method for integer ambiguity estimation: implementation aspects
LAMBDA:FAQs
GLONASS ambiguity resolution
Demystifying GLONASS Inter-Frequency Carrier Phase Biases
A RAIM approach to GNSS outlier and cycle slip detection using L1 carrier phase time-differences
RTKLIB/GPS tutorials/blogs:
RTKLIB Guide for u-blox Neo-M8N (tutorial for real-time positioning)
Debian su hardware obsoleto
Sub Centimeter GPS With RTKLIB (short tutorial)
BlackDot GNSS blog (for those of you looking for something a bit more theoretical)
Forums
Emlid Reach Forum (Reach are M8T based receivers)
u-blox Forum
