Method and system for determining vehicle position based on a pr

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364453, 73178R, 340988, 342357, 342450, G01S 502

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention includes a system for estimating the terrestrial position of a vehicle. The system receives electromagnetic signals from a plurality of sources and responsively producing respective ranges from each of said sources to said vehicle and respective positions of each of said sources. The system projects the position of one of said sources to the opposite side of the Earth and responsively determining a projected position and a projected range. The vehicle's position is determined as a function of said ranges and positions.

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