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| author | Geisbauer, Jörg |
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| contents | <p>This dataset and paper present the <strong>Continuity-f time measure</strong>, a per-link indicator derived from orbital radius r and satellite speed v, combining gravitational and kinematic time-dilation factors.<br>Hypothesis: after removing the elevation-driven trend from the GNSS carrier-to-noise-density ratio (C/N₀), the residual link quality correlates positively with f.</p> <p>We formalize f using weak-field relativity, validate it with the well-known GPS MEO offset (~ +38.4 µs per day), and describe a <strong>fully reproducible analysis pipeline</strong> using public IGS RINEX and SP3 data.<br>A realistic proof-of-concept simulation yields a weak-to-moderate positive correlation, and a <strong>registered Stage-1 real-data plan</strong> is provided for independent testing.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | The Secret of Time: What Happens to GPS When Time Has Structure Geisbauer, Jörg gps GNSS GPS Relativitätstheorie Continuity Theory Galileo Zeitdilatation Satelliten Satellitentechnik ARAIM RAIM RINEX SP3 BeiDou GLONASS <p>This dataset and paper present the <strong>Continuity-f time measure</strong>, a per-link indicator derived from orbital radius r and satellite speed v, combining gravitational and kinematic time-dilation factors.<br>Hypothesis: after removing the elevation-driven trend from the GNSS carrier-to-noise-density ratio (C/N₀), the residual link quality correlates positively with f.</p> <p>We formalize f using weak-field relativity, validate it with the well-known GPS MEO offset (~ +38.4 µs per day), and describe a <strong>fully reproducible analysis pipeline</strong> using public IGS RINEX and SP3 data.<br>A realistic proof-of-concept simulation yields a weak-to-moderate positive correlation, and a <strong>registered Stage-1 real-data plan</strong> is provided for independent testing.</p> |
| title | The Secret of Time: What Happens to GPS When Time Has Structure |
| topic | gps GNSS GPS Relativitätstheorie Continuity Theory Galileo Zeitdilatation Satelliten Satellitentechnik ARAIM RAIM RINEX SP3 BeiDou GLONASS |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17268472 |