Abstract:
The problem of indirect single-position coordinate determination based on the smoothed measurements of bearing and the radial velocity of an object is solved considering motion invariants and singular measurement errors. Such errors are represented as an appropriate linear combination with unknown spectral coefficients in a given finite-dimensional functional space. Possible application of the developed method to different models of motion and observation is considered. Analytical relations are derived for estimating accuracy characteristics and methodological errors. A comparative evaluation of computational cost is presented.