System and method for GNSS spoofer detection with high integrity error bounding using multiple coasting solutions
AssigneeRockwell Collins, Inc.
InventorsHuan T. Phan, Angelo J. Joseph, Bernard A. Schnaufer
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AssigneeRockwell Collins, Inc.
InventorsHuan T. Phan, Angelo J. Joseph, Bernard A. Schnaufer
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A system and method for detection of GNSS signal spoofing with high integrity error bounding determines a parity space formulation for coordinates of a GNSS-driven master position solution (e.g., fully absolute/GNSS or blended GNSS/IRS solution) and a corresponding coasted position solution (e.g., less frequently GNSS-updated), wherein a parity vector expresses consistency of the master coordinate with the coasted coordinate. Based on a desired level of missed detection, protection levels are determined for the parity space formulation, and integrity bounds on the master and coasted solutions calculated. The parity vector is compared with a detection threshold. If, for any solution component (e.g., direction, axis) of the master solution, the parity vector meets or exceeds the threshold, a spoofer is detected and a coasted solution is propagated with its coasted integrity bound. If no spoofer is detected, the master solution and its master integrity bound are propagated as output.
A vehicle-based navigational system comprising one or more processors configured to:
A method for detection of global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signal spoofing, the method comprising:
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