Intelligent Processing Algorithms and Applications for GPS Positioning Data of Qinghai-Tibet Railway [Hardcover]

Taking the QinghaiTibet Railway as an example, this book introduces intelligent processing for Global Positioning Data (GPS) data. Combining theory with practical applications, it provides essential insights into the Chinese QinghaiTibet Railway and novel methods of data processing for GPS satellite positioning, making it a valuable resource for all those working with train control systems, train positioning systems, satellite positioning, and intelligent data processing. As satellite positioning guarantees the safe and efficient operation of train control systems, it focuses on how to best process the GPS data collected, including methods for error detection, reduction and information fusion.Satellite navigation system applying in railway.- Qinghai-Tibet Railway: history, technical difficulties and future.- Incremental Train Control System for Qinghai-Tibet Railway.- Key Technical Issues for GPS Positioning System.- Integrated error-detecting method for GPS data points by measurement knowledge.- Data reduction models and algorithms for GPS data points.- Information fusion algorithms for multiple GPS data.- Object-oriented digital GPS map for train control system based on graph theory.- Summary and Outlook.

Mr. Dewang Chen is a professor of Fuzhou University. He published lots of high-quality articles and won many awards, such as the Second Prize for Science and Technology Progress of the Ministry of Railway of China in 2007, the Young Scientific Star of Beijing in 2010, and the Young Scientist Prize of ZhanTianyou Fund in 2015 for his research and the field test in Qinghai-Tibet railway.Dewang Chen, received the Ph.D degree in control theory from Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China, in 2003. In 2009, he was a Visiting Scholar with the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA. From 2011 to 2014, he was a full Professor with State Key Laboratory of Rail Traffic Control and Safetyl#"