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Atanu Santra
Researcher at University of Burdwan
Publications - 18
Citations - 155
Atanu Santra is an academic researcher from University of Burdwan. The author has contributed to research in topics: GNSS applications & Global Positioning System. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 18 publications receiving 67 citations. Previous affiliations of Atanu Santra include National Institute of Technology Sikkim.
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Augmentation of GNSS Utility by IRNSS/ NavIC Constellation Over the Indian Region
Atanu Santra,Somnath Mahato,S. K. Mandal,Sukabya Dan,Pratibha Verma,P. K. Banerjee,Anindya Bose +6 more
TL;DR: The studies show that, in such situations of inferior GNSS satellite visibility, IRNSS/NavIC operating together with GPS, can augment this time-dependent degraded visibility conditions.
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Preliminary Results on the Performance of Cost-effective GNSS Receivers for RTK
TL;DR: A static survey is made and found that low cost receivers can provide sub meter level precision in RTK operation which may help in GNSS mass market application and solution development.
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Precision of satellite based navigation position solution: A review using NavIC data
TL;DR: An attempt has been made to briefly review efforts to calculate precision parameters of GNSS based position solution in geodetic coordinate using MATLAB and use the developed utility as a case study to observe the effectiveness of such parameters.
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Potential of IRNSS/NavIC L5 signals for ionospheric studies
A. K. Sharma,O.B. Gurav,Anindya Bose,H.P. Gaikwad,G.A. Chavan,Atanu Santra,S.S. Kamble,R. S. Vhatkar +7 more
TL;DR: Using preliminary data from two geographically widely separated stations over India, the results on studies on parameters of IRNSS signal quality are presented and how these parameters may be used to study the ionospheric behavior over the Indian region are discussed.
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Low Cost GNSS Receiver RTK Performance in Forest Environment
TL;DR: An effort is presented to assess the precision and reliability of position solution obtained from the low-cost receivers within Indian forest environments using low cost receivers and suitable multi-GNSS combination under forest canopy.