CN116094578A - GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring - Google Patents

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CN116094578A CN202310361424.XA CN202310361424A CN116094578A CN 116094578 A CN116094578 A CN 116094578A CN 202310361424 A CN202310361424 A CN 202310361424A CN 116094578 A CN116094578 A CN 116094578A
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The invention relates to a GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring, which comprises the following steps: the GBAS system ground reference station preprocesses the received signals and stores monitoring results including data quality monitoring, precision factor monitoring, code-carrier divergence monitoring and signal power monitoring; classifying risk events including constellation fault events, primary frequency point signal interference/deception events, non-primary frequency point signal interference/deception events and ionospheric abnormal events according to the monitoring results to generate risk event identification vectors; the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station and the current risk event identification vector are combined to update the working mode; and broadcasting the updated working mode to an onboard receiver of the GBAS system. The invention realizes the self-adaptive switching of the GBAS working modes under different risk events, ensures the normal use of the GBAS access service, and improves the reliability of the service.

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GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of satellite navigation, in particular to a GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring.
Background
With the development of global satellite navigation systems (GNSS), the civilian demand for satellite navigation has become an important application direction. The satellite navigation system is applied to civil aviation, and must first meet the performance requirements of the civil aviation on the navigation system. As one of the important GNSS augmentation approaches, GBAS is considered as the GNSS augmentation system most potentially meeting the class III precision approach demand.
For precision approach landing services, the GBAS approach service type is called GAST (GBAS Approach Service Types); GBAS for guiding class III precision approach to landing is compatible with multi-constellation and multi-frequency navigation signals. For example, a constellation and frequency point with a center frequency of 1575.42MHz comprises GPS L1C/A, galileo E1 and Beidou B1C, and is expressed as GNSS L1 in the working mode design; the constellation and frequency point with the center frequency of 1176.45MHz comprises GPS L5, galileo E5a and Beidou B2a, and is expressed as GNSS L5 in the working mode design.
The GBAS operating mode includes the operating level that the GBAS depends on and the conditions and capabilities can support. The conditions relied upon include the combination of observables employed, the mode of positioning, etc. Due to the use of multi-constellation multi-frequency navigation signals, the service reliability under the condition of single constellation or single frequency navigation signal failure can be improved, and for this purpose, the conversion between the GBAS working modes under different possible risk events needs to be considered.
Disclosure of Invention
In view of the above analysis, the present invention aims to disclose a GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring; for solving the problem of the influence of different risk events on the GBAS access service,
the invention discloses a GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring, which comprises the following steps:
the GBAS system ground reference station preprocesses the received signals and stores monitoring results including data quality monitoring, precision factor monitoring, code-carrier divergence monitoring and signal power monitoring;
classifying risk events including constellation fault events, primary frequency point signal interference/deception events, non-primary frequency point signal interference/deception events and ionospheric abnormal events according to the monitoring results to generate risk event identification vectors;
the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station and the current risk event identification vector are combined to update the working mode;
and broadcasting the updated working mode to an onboard receiver of the GBAS system.
Further, the pretreatment process comprises the steps of,
performing data quality monitoring based on the received ephemeris information and almanac information in each visible star navigation message, and judging whether the ephemeris information is valid or not; storing the data quality monitoring result of the visible star with the ephemeris information effective;
based on the ephemeris information in each constellation after data quality monitoring, the ephemeris information in each constellation is effectively visible, the accuracy factor is monitored by independently calculating the accuracy factor DOP value of each constellation, and the accuracy factor monitoring result is stored;
for each frequency point of each visible star with valid ephemeris information, code-carrier divergence monitoring is carried out based on code pseudo-range observables and carrier phase observables, and code-carrier divergence monitoring results are stored;
and for each frequency point of each visible star with effective ephemeris information, carrying out signal power monitoring based on the carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point of the visible star, and storing a signal power monitoring result.
Further, in the data quality monitoring based on the received ephemeris information and almanac information in each visible star navigation message, when any one of the first condition and the second condition is met, the ephemeris information is judged to be valid; wherein,
the first condition is: the distance is satisfied
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The first distance threshold is not more than;
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the most recent ephemeris:
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the latest almanac:
the second condition is: the distance is satisfied
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A second distance threshold is less than or equal to;
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the old ephemeris:
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the new ephemeris.
Further, in code-carrier diversity monitoring, forkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe code-carrier divergence of each frequency point is subjected to moving average to obtain a signal power monitoring calculation result
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wherein ,
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and />
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Respectively iskTime of daymFirst satellitenCode pseudo-range observables and carrier phase observables of the frequency points;Kfor smoothing time constant, +.>
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The initial value is +.>
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Further, in signal power monitoring, forkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point is smoothed to obtain a signal power monitoring calculation result
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After that, save
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Values.
Further, the risk event identification vector is a 4-dimensional vector; each dimension element in the vector corresponds to a monitoring state of a risk event, an element of "0" indicates no corresponding risk event, and "1" indicates the presence of a corresponding risk event.
Further, in classifying the risk event according to the monitoring result, and generating a risk event identification vector:
when the accuracy monitoring result is that all ephemeris of all constellations are effective and the GDOP is less than or equal to 20, the risk event identification vector is a 0 vector, and no risk event is represented;
when the accuracy monitoring result is that any constellation exists and all ephemeris thereof is valid and the GDOP is more than 20, the identification corresponding to the constellation fault event in the risk event identification vector is set to be 1, which indicates that the risk event of the constellation fault exists;
when the number of satellites exceeding a set threshold value in the signal power monitoring calculation result of all satellites of the main frequency point exceeds 50% of the number of visible satellites of the frequency point, the identification corresponding to the interference/deception event of the main frequency point in the risk event identification vector is set to be '1', which indicates that the risk event of the interference/deception event of the main frequency point exists;
when the number of satellites exceeding a set threshold value in the signal power monitoring calculation result of all satellites of the non-main frequency point exceeds 50% of the number of visible satellites of the frequency point, the identification corresponding to the interference/deception event of the non-main frequency point in the risk event identification vector is set to be '1', which indicates that the risk event of the interference/deception event of the non-main frequency point exists;
when the number of the satellites of which the code-carrier divergence monitoring calculation results of all the visible satellites exceed the set threshold exceeds 50% of the number of the satellites of all the visible satellites, the identification corresponding to the ionospheric abnormal event in the risk event identification vector is set to be 1, which indicates that the risk event of the ionospheric abnormal event exists.
Further, according to the positions and the number of '1' in the current risk event identification vector, corresponding working mode updating is carried out on the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station.
Further, when the first dimension of the risk event identification vector is a constellation fault event identification; the second dimension is the primary frequency point interference/deception event identification; the third dimension is a non-primary frequency point interference/deception event identifier; the fourth dimension is the ionosphere abnormal event identification;
and, the GBAS system ground reference station currently works in the dual-frequency mode GAST-F, when supporting CAT-I/II/III,
the working mode updating by combining the risk event identification vector comprises the following specific updating modes:
1) When the risk event identification vector is [0,0 ]: when [1, 0], [1,0, 1], [0, 1], after the working mode is updated, a dual-frequency mode GAST-F is still used to support CAT-I/II/III;
2) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [0,1,0,1], [1, 0], [1,0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the non-main frequency point signal only supports CAT-I;
3) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [1,0,1,0], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-D supports CAT-I/II/III;
4) When the risk event identification vector is [0, 1], [1,0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-C supports CAT-I;
5) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1,0 ]: [1, 0], [0,1 ]: [1, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: services are not available.
Further, when the first dimension of the risk event identification vector is a constellation fault event identification; the second dimension is the primary frequency point interference/deception event identification; the third dimension is a non-primary frequency point interference/deception event identifier; the fourth dimension is the ionosphere abnormal event identification;
when the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station is the main frequency point signal GAST-D and CAT-I/II/III is supported,
the working mode updating by combining the risk event identification vector comprises the following specific updating modes:
1) When the risk event identification vector is [0, 0], [0,1, 0], [1, 0], [1,0,1,0], and after the working mode is updated, the main frequency point signal GAST-D is still used to support CAT-I/II/III;
2) When the risk event identification vector is [1,0, 1], [1,0, 1], [0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-C supports CAT-I;
3) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [0,1, 0], [0,1,0,1], [0, 1]
[1, 0], [1,0 ]: [1,0, 1], [1, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: services are not available.
The invention can realize one of the following beneficial effects:
according to the GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring, the influence of different risk events on GBAS access service is solved based on a conventional GBAS monitoring means, the self-adaptive switching of the GBAS working mode under different risk events is realized, the normal use of the GBAS access service is ensured, and the reliability of the service is improved.
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An embodiment of the invention discloses a GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring, as shown in figure 1, comprising the following steps:
s1, preprocessing a received signal by a GBAS system ground reference station, and storing monitoring results including data quality monitoring, precision factor monitoring, code-carrier divergence monitoring and signal power monitoring;
step S2, classifying risk events including constellation fault events, main frequency point signal interference/deception events, non-main frequency point signal interference/deception events and ionosphere abnormal events according to the monitoring results to generate risk event identification vectors;
step S3, the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station and the current risk event identification vector are combined to update the working mode;
and S4, broadcasting the updated working mode to an onboard receiver of the GBAS system.
Specifically, as shown in fig. 2, in step S1, the pretreatment process includes,
step S101, data quality monitoring is carried out based on received ephemeris information and almanac information in each visible star navigation message, and whether the ephemeris information is effective is judged; storing the data quality monitoring result of the visible star with the ephemeris information effective;
step S102, based on the ephemeris information in each constellation after data quality monitoring, the ephemeris information in each constellation is effectively visible, and accuracy factor monitoring is carried out by independently calculating the accuracy factor DOP value of each constellation, and an accuracy monitoring result is stored;
step S103, for each frequency point of each visible star for which ephemeris information is effective, code-carrier divergence monitoring is carried out based on code pseudo-range observables and carrier phase observables, and code-carrier divergence monitoring results are stored;
step S104, for each frequency point of each visible star for which ephemeris information is effective, signal power monitoring is carried out based on the carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point of the visible star, and a signal power monitoring result is stored.
Specifically, in step S101, in performing data quality monitoring based on the received ephemeris information and almanac information in each visible star navigation message, when either condition one or condition two is satisfied, it is determined that the ephemeris information is valid; wherein,
the first condition is: the distance is satisfied
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The first distance threshold is not more than; wherein,
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to calculate the satellite position in the ECEF coordinate system at the current moment from the latest ephemeris:
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to calculate the satellite position in the ECEF coordinate system at the current moment from the latest almanac:
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the first distance threshold is empirically obtained, preferably 7000m
The second condition is: the distance is satisfied
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A second distance threshold is less than or equal to; wherein,
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for calculating satellite positions in the ECEF coordinate system at the current moment according to the old ephemeris:
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calculating satellite positions under an ECEF coordinate system at the current moment according to the new ephemeris;
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the first distance threshold is empirically obtained, preferably 250m
Specifically, in step S102, the calculation of the precision factor (DOP) includes the steps of monitoring the visible satellites in each constellation for which the ephemeris information is valid; in the calculation, each constellation calculates a precision factor.
Specifically, in the code-carrier divergence monitoring of step S103, forkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe code-carrier divergence of each frequency point is subjected to moving average to obtain a signal power monitoring calculation result
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wherein ,
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and />
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Respectively iskTime of daymFirst satellitenCode pseudo-range observables and carrier phase observables of the frequency points;Kfor smoothing time constant, +.>
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The initial value is +.>
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Specifically, in the signal power monitoring in step S104, forkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point is smoothed to obtain a signal power monitoring calculation result
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After that, save
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Values. />
In a specific scheme in this embodiment, the constellation and frequency points include a constellation and frequency point with a center frequency of 1575.42MHz and a constellation and frequency point with a center frequency of 1176.45 MHz;
the constellation with the center frequency of 1575.42MHz comprises GPS L1C/A, galileo E1 and Beidou B1C, and is expressed as GNSS L1 in the working mode design;
the constellation and frequency point with the center frequency of 1176.45MHz comprises GPS L5, galileo E5a and Beidou B2a, and is expressed as GNSS L5 in the working mode design.
Specifically, the risk event in step S2 includes:
constellation failure event: the abnormal event that a certain constellation cannot be observed normally or can not be resolved by positioning due to the constellation itself fault or other reasons, particularly, more than one constellation provides service in the default normal state, and at least one normal running constellation support system service is still provided after the certain constellation fault exits the service.
Frequency point interference/spoofing events: the frequency band interference of the GNSS observation and GBAS operation is an abnormal event that the frequency band is unavailable due to interference of the frequency band due to a certain reason, and the abnormal event is represented in that the power of an observation signal of a certain frequency point cannot meet the requirement or cannot be observed; the frequency point deception is an abnormal event caused by a deception attack on a certain frequency point.
Ionospheric anomaly event: the method comprises the following steps that ionosphere abnormal events which can influence GNSS observation are caused by sudden ionosphere gradient changes, ionosphere plasma bubbles, ionosphere flickering and other reasons, and are represented by the fact that the ionosphere delay amount in the GNSS observation quantity is obviously increased, so that the ranging accuracy is reduced;
specifically, in step S2, the risk event identification vector is a 4-dimensional vector; each dimension element in the vector corresponds to a monitoring state of a risk event, an element of "0" indicates no corresponding risk event, and "1" indicates the presence of a corresponding risk event.
Classifying risk events according to the monitoring result, and generating a risk event identification vector:
1) When the accuracy monitoring result is that all ephemeris of all constellations are effective and the GDOP is less than or equal to 20, the risk event identification vector is a 0 vector, and no risk event is represented;
2) When the accuracy monitoring result is that any constellation exists and all ephemeris thereof is valid and the GDOP is more than 20, the identification corresponding to the constellation fault event in the risk event identification vector is set to be 1, which indicates that the risk event of the constellation fault exists;
3) When the number of satellites exceeding a set threshold value in the signal power monitoring calculation result of all satellites of the main frequency point exceeds 50% of the number of visible satellites of the frequency point, the identification corresponding to the interference/deception event of the main frequency point in the risk event identification vector is set to be '1', which indicates that the risk event of the interference/deception event of the main frequency point exists;
4) When the number of satellites exceeding a set threshold value in the signal power monitoring calculation result of all satellites of the non-main frequency point exceeds 50% of the number of visible satellites of the frequency point, the identification corresponding to the interference/deception event of the non-main frequency point in the risk event identification vector is set to be '1', which indicates that the risk event of the interference/deception event of the non-main frequency point exists;
5) When the number of the satellites of which the code-carrier divergence monitoring calculation results of all the visible satellites exceed the set threshold exceeds 50% of the number of the satellites of all the visible satellites, the identification corresponding to the ionospheric abnormal event in the risk event identification vector is set to be 1, which indicates that the risk event of the ionospheric abnormal event exists.
Specifically, in step S3, according to the position and the number of "1" in the current risk event identification vector, a corresponding working mode update is made for the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station.
The GBAS operation modes in this embodiment include:
GAST-C: providing positioning service by using GNSS L1 signals and adopting single-frequency observables from at least one constellation of GPS L1C/A, galileo E1 and Beidou B1C, and supporting I-class operation;
GAST-D: using GNSS L1 signals, providing positioning service by adopting single-frequency observables from at least one constellation of GPS L1C/A, galileo E1 and Beidou B1C, and supporting I/II/III type operation;
GAST-F: and providing positioning service by using at least one observed quantity from three constellation/frequency point combinations of GPS L1C/A and L5, galileo E1 and E5a and Beidou B1C and B2a by using GNSS L1/L5 double-frequency multi-constellation signals, wherein the GNSS L1 is a main signal, and supporting I/II/III operation.
Before the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station and the current risk event identification vector are combined to update the working mode, the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station is a dual-frequency mode GAST-F, CAT-I/II/III is supported, or a main frequency point signal GAST-D is used, CAT-I/II/III is supported;
specifically, when the first dimension of the risk event identification vector is a constellation fault event identification; the second dimension is the primary frequency point interference/deception event identification; the third dimension is a non-primary frequency point interference/deception event identifier; the fourth dimension is the ionosphere abnormal event identification;
and, the GBAS system ground reference station currently works in the dual-frequency mode GAST-F, when supporting CAT-I/II/III,
the working mode updating by combining the risk event identification vector comprises the following specific updating modes:
1) When the risk event identification vector is [0,0 ]: when [1, 0], [1,0, 1], [0, 1], after the working mode is updated, a dual-frequency mode GAST-F is still used to support CAT-I/II/III;
2) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [0,1,0,1], [1, 0], [1,0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the non-main frequency point signal only supports CAT-I;
3) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [1,0,1,0], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-D supports CAT-I/II/III;
4) When the risk event identification vector is [0, 1], [1,0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-C supports CAT-I;
5) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1,0 ]: [1, 0], [0,1 ]: [1, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: services are not available.
Specifically, the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station is the main frequency point signal GAST-D, and CAT-I/II/III is supported;
the working mode updating by combining the risk event identification vector comprises the following specific updating modes:
1) When the risk event identification vector is [0, 0], [0,1, 0], [1, 0], [1,0,1,0], and after the working mode is updated, the main frequency point signal GAST-D is still used to support CAT-I/II/III;
2) When the risk event identification vector is [1,0, 1], [1,0, 1], [0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-C supports CAT-I;
3) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [0,1, 0], [0,1,0,1], [0, 1]
[1, 0], [1,0 ]: [1,0, 1], [1, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: services are not available.
Optionally, the primary frequency point signal is GNSS L1; the center frequency point 1575.42MHz; the non-main frequency point signal is GNSS L5; the center frequency point is 1176.45MHz.
And, the risk event identification vector only contains 1 risk event or 2 combinations of risk events as a more common case.
And broadcasting the updated working mode to an onboard receiver of the GBAS system for precision approach landing service.
In summary, according to the GBAS operation adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring in the embodiment of the present invention, based on a conventional GBAS monitoring means, the influence of different risk events on GBAS access services is solved, so that adaptive switching of GBAS operation modes under different risk events is realized, normal use of GBAS access services is ensured, and service reliability is improved.
The present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments, and any changes or substitutions that can be easily understood by those skilled in the art within the technical scope of the present invention are intended to be included in the scope of the present invention.

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1. The GBAS working mode self-adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
the GBAS system ground reference station preprocesses the received signals and stores monitoring results including data quality monitoring, precision factor monitoring, code-carrier divergence monitoring and signal power monitoring;
classifying risk events including constellation fault events, primary frequency point signal interference/deception events, non-primary frequency point signal interference/deception events and ionospheric abnormal events according to the monitoring results to generate risk event identification vectors;
the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station and the current risk event identification vector are combined to update the working mode;
and broadcasting the updated working mode to an onboard receiver of the GBAS system.
2. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 1, wherein,
the pretreatment process comprises the steps of,
performing data quality monitoring based on the received ephemeris information and almanac information in each visible star navigation message, and judging whether the ephemeris information is valid or not; storing the data quality monitoring result of the visible star with the ephemeris information effective;
based on the ephemeris information in each constellation after data quality monitoring, the ephemeris information in each constellation is effectively visible, the accuracy factor is monitored by independently calculating the accuracy factor DOP value of each constellation, and the accuracy factor monitoring result is stored;
for each frequency point of each visible star with valid ephemeris information, code-carrier divergence monitoring is carried out based on code pseudo-range observables and carrier phase observables, and code-carrier divergence monitoring results are stored;
and for each frequency point of each visible star with effective ephemeris information, carrying out signal power monitoring based on the carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point of the visible star, and storing a signal power monitoring result.
3. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 2, wherein,
in the data quality monitoring based on the received ephemeris information and almanac information in each visible star navigation message, when any one of the first condition and the second condition is met, the ephemeris information is judged to be valid; wherein,
the first condition is: the distance is satisfied
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The first distance threshold is not more than;
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the most recent ephemeris:
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the latest almanac:
the second condition is: the distance is satisfied
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A second distance threshold is less than or equal to;
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the old ephemeris:
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to calculate the satellite position at the current moment from the new ephemeris.
4. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 2, wherein,
in code-carrier diversity monitoring, a pair ofkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe code-carrier divergence of each frequency point is subjected to moving average to obtain a signal power monitoring calculation result
Figure QLYQS_7
:/>
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wherein ,
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and />
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Respectively iskTime of daymFirst satellitenCode pseudo-range observables and carrier phase observables of the frequency points;Kfor smoothing time constant, +.>
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The initial value is +.>
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5. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 2, wherein,
in signal power monitoring, forkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point is smoothed to obtain a signal power monitoring calculation result
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After that, save
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A value;
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is thatkTime of daymFirst satellitenThe carrier-to-noise power ratio of each frequency point;
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is thatk-Time 1mFirst satellitenCarrier-to-noise power ratio for each frequency bin.
6. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein,
the risk event identification vector is a 4-dimensional vector; each dimension element in the vector corresponds to a monitoring state of a risk event, an element of "0" indicates no corresponding risk event, and "1" indicates the presence of a corresponding risk event.
7. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 6, wherein,
classifying risk events according to the monitoring result, and generating a risk event identification vector:
when the accuracy monitoring result is that all ephemeris of all constellations are effective and the GDOP is less than or equal to 20, the risk event identification vector is a 0 vector, and no risk event is represented;
when the accuracy monitoring result is that any constellation exists and all ephemeris thereof is valid and the GDOP is more than 20, the identification corresponding to the constellation fault event in the risk event identification vector is set to be 1, which indicates that the risk event of the constellation fault exists;
when the number of satellites exceeding a set threshold value in the signal power monitoring calculation result of all satellites of the main frequency point exceeds 50% of the number of visible satellites of the frequency point, the identification corresponding to the interference/deception event of the main frequency point in the risk event identification vector is set to be '1', which indicates that the risk event of the interference/deception event of the main frequency point exists;
when the number of satellites exceeding a set threshold value in the signal power monitoring calculation result of all satellites of the non-main frequency point exceeds 50% of the number of visible satellites of the frequency point, the identification corresponding to the interference/deception event of the non-main frequency point in the risk event identification vector is set to be '1', which indicates that the risk event of the interference/deception event of the non-main frequency point exists;
when the number of the satellites of which the code-carrier divergence monitoring calculation results of all the visible satellites exceed the set threshold exceeds 50% of the number of the satellites of all the visible satellites, the identification corresponding to the ionospheric abnormal event in the risk event identification vector is set to be 1, which indicates that the risk event of the ionospheric abnormal event exists.
8. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 7, wherein,
and according to the positions and the number of '1' in the current risk event identification vector, corresponding working mode updating is carried out on the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station.
9. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 8, wherein,
when the first dimension of the risk event identification vector is a constellation fault event identification; the second dimension is the primary frequency point interference/deception event identification; the third dimension is a non-primary frequency point interference/deception event identifier; the fourth dimension is the ionosphere abnormal event identification;
and, the GBAS system ground reference station currently works in the dual-frequency mode GAST-F, when supporting CAT-I/II/III,
the working mode updating by combining the risk event identification vector comprises the following specific updating modes:
1) When the risk event identification vector is [0,0 ]: when [1, 0], [1,0, 1], [0, 1], after the working mode is updated, a dual-frequency mode GAST-F is still used to support CAT-I/II/III;
2) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [0,1,0,1], [1, 0], [1,0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the non-main frequency point signal only supports CAT-I;
3) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [1,0,1,0], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-D supports CAT-I/II/III;
4) When the risk event identification vector is [0, 1], [1,0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-C supports CAT-I;
5) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1,0 ]: [1, 0], [0,1 ]: [1, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: services are not available.
10. The GBAS operation mode adaptive switching method based on risk event monitoring according to claim 9, wherein,
when the first dimension of the risk event identification vector is a constellation fault event identification; the second dimension is the primary frequency point interference/deception event identification; the third dimension is a non-primary frequency point interference/deception event identifier; the fourth dimension is the ionosphere abnormal event identification;
when the current working mode of the GBAS system ground reference station is the main frequency point signal GAST-D and CAT-I/II/III is supported,
the working mode updating by combining the risk event identification vector comprises the following specific updating modes:
1) When the risk event identification vector is [0, 0], [0,1, 0], [1, 0], [1,0,1,0], and after the working mode is updated, the main frequency point signal GAST-D is still used to support CAT-I/II/III;
2) When the risk event identification vector is [1,0, 1], [1,0, 1], [0, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: the main frequency point signal GAST-C supports CAT-I;
3) When the risk event identification vector is [0,1, 0], [0,1, 0], [0,1,0,1], [0, 1]
[1, 0], [1,0 ]: [1,0, 1], [1, 1], the working mode is updated as follows: services are not available.
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