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The global positioning system and inertial navigation

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The Science of Navigation.
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The Science of Navigation. Coordinate Frames and Transformations. Systems Concepts. Discrete Linear and Non-Linear Kalman Filtering Techniques. The Global Positioning System. Inertial Navigation. Navigation Examples and Case Studies. Appendices: A: Notation, Symbols, and Constants. B: Matrix Review.

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