Evaluation and Optimization of Positional Accuracy for Maritime Positioning Systems

Navigation and trajectorial estimation of maritime vessels are contingent upon the context of positional accuracy. Even the smallest deviations in the estimation of a given vessel may result in detrimental consequences in terms of economic and ecologic quotients. To ensure an agile and precise envir...

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Sensors
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