GPS COMPOSITE CLOCK SOFTWARE PERFORMANCE

A.L. Satin, W.A. Feess, H.F. Fliegel, C.H. Yinger

Abstract:	Computer software for ensembling all the space vehicle (SV) and ground clocks of the Global Positioning Systems (GPS) was implemented at the Master Control Station (MCS) on 17 June 1990. Improved GPS time stability and steering control are predicted. This paper assesses the perceptions of both Air Force and outside users and compares current performance to theoretical predictions.
Published in:	Proceedings of the 22th Annual Precise Time and Time Interval Systems and Applications Meeting December 4 - 6, 1990 Sheraton Premiere Hotel Vienna, Virginia
Pages:	529 - 546
Cite this article:	Satin, A.L., Feess, W.A., Fliegel, H.F., Yinger, C.H., "GPS COMPOSITE CLOCK SOFTWARE PERFORMANCE," Proceedings of the 22th Annual Precise Time and Time Interval Systems and Applications Meeting, Vienna, Virginia, December 1990, pp. 529-546.
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