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cs:hydrophones:multilateration:start [2017/09/14 00:14]
Brian Moore [Multilateration]
cs:hydrophones:multilateration:start [2017/09/14 00:29]
Brian Moore [Rotation]
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 In the event the submarine is rotated off of the default orientation $R(\psi,​\phi,​\theta) = R(0,0,0)$ then the relative estimation of the pinger'​s position will be off, and a correction must be made to get the absolute coordinates $p_{pinger}=(X,​Y,​Z)$. ​ In the event the submarine is rotated off of the default orientation $R(\psi,​\phi,​\theta) = R(0,0,0)$ then the relative estimation of the pinger'​s position will be off, and a correction must be made to get the absolute coordinates $p_{pinger}=(X,​Y,​Z)$. ​
  
-If the array is rotated by $R$ then the relative position of the pinger has been rotated in the local frame by $R^T$+If the array is rotated by $R$ then the relative position of the pinger has been rotated in the local frame by the inverse ​$R^T$
  
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-Which requires only 4 hydrophones,​ $h_0,​h_1,​h_2,​$ and $h_3$ plus the depth sensor measuring $z_{sub}$ to compared against the known depth of the pinger $z_pinger$.+Which requires only 4 hydrophones,​ $h_0,​h_1,​h_2,​$ and $h_3$ plus the depth sensor measuring $z_{sub}$ to compared against the known depth of the pinger $z_{pinger}$.
  
 However, the depth sensor will always measure the absolute depth of the submarine regardless of the submarine'​s orientation $R(\psi,​\phi,​\theta)$. ​ Thus the difference measured will always be $z_{pinger}-z_{sub} = Z_{global}$. However, the depth sensor will always measure the absolute depth of the submarine regardless of the submarine'​s orientation $R(\psi,​\phi,​\theta)$. ​ Thus the difference measured will always be $z_{pinger}-z_{sub} = Z_{global}$.
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 \right) \right)
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 +$$
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 +With polar bearings:
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 +$$
 +Azimuth = arctan\left(\frac{Y}{X}\right),​ \qquad
 +Inclination = arctan\left(\frac{Z}{\sqrt{X^2+Y^2}}\right),​ \qquad
 +Range = \sqrt{X^2 + Y^2 + Z^2} \\
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 $$ $$