Results of aircraft positioning tests in postprocessing using the GNSS

In this paper, the results of an aircraft's positioning in aviation during two flight tests are presented. The aircraft's position was established using GPS data with a sample rate of 1 s in both experiments. The raw GPS data were collected by a Topcon Hiper Pro receiver, which was installed in the pilot's cabin of a Cessna aircraft. The aircraft's coordinates in the BLh geodetic frame were determined using the single point positioning (SPP) method in gLAB software. The mathematical algorithm for the aircraft's coordinates are also described in the article. The typical standard deviations for the aircraft's coordinates were less than 10 m in test I and less than 30 m in test II.