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Summary
An inertial ravigation system is a navigation device that uses a computer, motion sensors (accelerometers) and rotation sensors (gyroscopes) to continuously calculate by dead reckoning the position, the orientation, and the velocity (direction and speed of movement) of a moving object without the need for external references.
Manufacturer |
Honeywell |
Model |
Laseref V |
Serial No. |
n/a |
Type |
inertial navigation system |
SENSOR-Link |
↪ |
Name
|
Institution
|
Role
|
Martin Gehrmann |
Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre for Polar and Marine Research |
Device Contact |
Available devices and Specifications
Name
|
Model
|
Serial Number
|
SENSOR- Link
|
Inertial Reference System P5 |
Laseref V |
n/a |
↪ |
Inertial Reference System P6 |
Laseref V |
n/a |
↪ |
Specifications of Laseref V (without mounting)
Position
Info | The Inertial Reference System is installed in the cockpit. |
Data logging, storage and archiving
Logged parameter
Parameter
|
Sensor Output Type
|
Unit
|
East West Velocity |
speed |
knot |
Ground Speed |
speed |
knot |
Inertial Altitude |
altitude |
ft |
Inertial Vertical Speed |
speed |
ft |
latitude |
latitude |
deg |
longitude |
longitude |
deg |
Magnetic heading |
direction |
deg |
North South Velocity |
speed |
knot |
Pitch Angle |
attitude |
deg |
Roll Angle |
attitude |
deg |
True Heading |
direction |
deg |
True Track Angle |
attitude |
deg |
Vertical Acceleration |
acceleration |
g |
Wind Direction |
direction |
deg |
Wind Speed |
speed |
knot |
X Acceleration |
acceleration |
g |
Y Acceleration |
acceleration |
g |
Z Acceleration |
acceleration |
g |
Rawdata storage on board
Data archiving on land
DMS
Documentation