Simulation of a Feasible Galileo System Operating in L1 and E5 Bands

Spyridon Chronopoulos; Christos Koliopanos; Antigoni Pappa; Constantinos Angelis

Personal Satellite Services. Second International ICST Confernce, PSATS 2010, Rome, Italy, February 2010 Revised Selected Papers

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Simulation of a Feasible Galileo System Operating in L1 and E5 Bands

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    author={Spyridon Chronopoulos and Christos Koliopanos and Antigoni Pappa and Constantinos Angelis},
    title={Simulation of a Feasible Galileo System Operating in L1 and E5 Bands},
    proceedings={Personal Satellite Services. Second International ICST Confernce, PSATS 2010, Rome, Italy, February 2010 Revised Selected Papers},
    proceedings_a={PSATS},
    year={2012},
    month={5},
    keywords={Galileo GPS GNSS BPSK BOC EIRP RAAN Satellite coverage Satellite access time BER},
    doi={10.1007/978-3-642-13618-4_3}
}

Spyridon Chronopoulos
Christos Koliopanos
Antigoni Pappa
Constantinos Angelis
Year: 2012
Simulation of a Feasible Galileo System Operating in L1 and E5 Bands
PSATS
Springer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-13618-4_3

Spyridon Chronopoulos¹^,*, Christos Koliopanos¹^,*, Antigoni Pappa¹^,*, Constantinos Angelis¹^,*

1: Technological Educational Institute of Epirus

*Contact email: schrono@cc.uoi.gr, hkoliopanos@teleinfom.teiep.gr, antigoni.pappa@gmail.com, kangelis@teiep.gr

Abstract

Galileo is the program that has been launched by the European Union for the purpose of building a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) for serving civilians and to exist under civil control. Our project combines many previous researched scenarios for Galileo system to a final one, which has been simulated and adjusted to meet the most demanding standards (of proposed GNSS services). The final simulated scenario is consisted of 30 (27+3 spare) satellites allocated in 3 orbital planes.

Keywords: Galileo GPS GNSS BPSK BOC EIRP RAAN Satellite coverage Satellite access time BER

Published: 2012-05-28

: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-13618-4_3