Method and apparatus for map matching

Data processing: vehicles – navigation – and relative location – Navigation – Employing position determining equipment

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C701S211000, C701S212000, C342S357490, C342S357490, C340S990000, C340S995170, C340S995220

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07548813

ABSTRACT:
A navigation apparatus and a map matching method are provided. An acceleration sensor detects an acceleration of the vehicle. A gradient determination section determines an angle of inclination of the road link being currently traveled or a value corresponding to the inclination angle. A gradient determination section determines a vertical distance traveled based on the inclination angle and the speed of the vehicle. The accumulated value of the vertical distance is then compared to a set value to determine whether a road link is a downgrade link or an upgrade link. A map matching processor performs map matching processing using a result of the determination and the gradient information.

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