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RAIM availability analysis: LEO-enhanced multi-frequency GPS/BDS/Galileo
GNSS is vital for safety-critical positioning but vulnerable to space-environment disruptions. LEO navigation signals enhance integrity and reliability. This study investigates LEO’s impact on Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring availability for single/dual-frequency GPS, BDS, and Galileo. U
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