NAVIGATION ERROR ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES
Navigation Error Analysis identifying and quantifying errors from various sources using techniques like covariance matrix analysis for estimating error propagation and error distribution methods to isolate individual error contributions and improve navigation system performance.
Lecturers:
* Mr. Muhammad Shahid Qureshi, Pakistani mathematician, astrophysics and astronomer, University of Karachi (UoK).
* Mr. Muhammad Naeem Akhtar.
Upon completion Topic 1, participants will be able to:
a) Understanding how to identify, analyze, and mitigate errors in navigation systems.
b) Understanding fundamental concepts such as measurement and uncertainty, systematic and random errors, geodetic reference systems, and their application.
SUPARCO (Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission) is the national space agency of Pakistan, established in 1961. Its mandate includes research and development in space science, technology, and peaceful applications to foster the socio-economic uplift of Pakistan and develop indigenous capabilities in space technology. The agency focuses on areas like satellite design, development, and the use of satellite imagery for various applications.
Lecturers:
* Mr. Muhammad Shahid Qureshi, Pakistani mathematician, astrophysics and astronomer, University of Karachi (UoK).
* Mr. Muhammad Naeem Akhtar.
Upon completion Topic 2, participants will be able to:
a) Understanding Inertial navigation errors stem from sensor inaccuracies like gyro bias, accelerometer bias, noise, and scale-factor errors, along with issues like misalignments, gravity model inaccuracies, and packaging errors.
b) Understanding that the errors accumulate over time, leading to drift in the inertial navigation system's (INS) position, velocity, and orientation outputs.
SUPARCO (Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission) is the national space agency of Pakistan, established in 1961. Its mandate includes research and development in space science, technology, and peaceful applications to foster the socio-economic uplift of Pakistan and develop indigenous capabilities in space technology. The agency focuses on areas like satellite design, development, and the use of satellite imagery for various applications.
Lecturers:
* Mr. Muhammad Shahid Qureshi, Pakistani mathematician, astrophysics and astronomer, University of Karachi (UoK).
* Mr. Muhammad Naeem Akhtar.
Upon completion Topic 3, participants will be able to:
a) Understanding the techniques to identify, quantify, and understand the sources of errors in navigation systems.
SUPARCO (Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission) is the national space agency of Pakistan, established in 1961. Its mandate includes research and development in space science, technology, and peaceful applications to foster the socio-economic uplift of Pakistan and develop indigenous capabilities in space technology. The agency focuses on areas like satellite design, development, and the use of satellite imagery for various applications.
Lecturers:
* Mr. Muhammad Shahid Qureshi, Pakistani mathematician, astrophysics and astronomer, University of Karachi (UoK).
* Mr. Muhammad Naeem Akhtar.
Upon completion Topic 4, participants will be able to:
a) Understanding the MATLAB GUI development tool.
b) Understanding layout and features of the Navigation Error Analysis Tool (NEAT).
SUPARCO (Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission) is the national space agency of Pakistan, established in 1961. Its mandate includes research and development in space science, technology, and peaceful applications to foster the socio-economic uplift of Pakistan and develop indigenous capabilities in space technology. The agency focuses on areas like satellite design, development, and the use of satellite imagery for various applications.
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
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Availability: 2025-01-01 from to 2025-12-31
Mode: ONLINE RECORDED
Topics: 5
Lecturers: 5
Vacancies: 10
