Portable object, in particular a watch, provided with a device for detecting the crossing of the kármán line, and detection method
US-2024369358-A1 · Nov 7, 2024 · US
US9273968B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9273968-B2 |
| Application number | US-201113098860-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | May 2, 2011 |
| Priority date | Jun 23, 2010 |
| Publication date | Mar 1, 2016 |
| Grant date | Mar 1, 2016 |
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Track information generating devices, methods, and programs acquire a self-contained navigation track of a vehicle indicated by time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information, and acquire a GPS track that is a track of the vehicle indicated by time-series pieces of GPS information. The devices, methods, and compare the self-contained navigation track with the GPS track to acquire a first correction amount for obtaining the highest degree of coincidence between the self-contained navigation track and the GPS track and then correct the self-contained navigation information using a second correction amount that is smaller than the first correction amount.
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A track information generating device comprising: a self-contained navigation track acquisition unit that acquires a self-contained navigation track of a vehicle, the self-contained navigation track being indicated by a plurality of time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information that are obtained from a speed sensor and a direction sensor on the vehicle and that span from a previously-obtained piece of self-contained navigation information to a latest piece of self-contained navigation information; a GPS track acquisition unit that acquires a GPS track of the vehicle, the GPS track being indicated by a plurality of time-series pieces of GPS information that are obtained from a GPS sensor on the vehicle and that span from a previously-obtained piece of GPS information to a latest piece of GPS information; and a self-contained navigation information correcting unit that: compares the self-contained navigation track indicated by the plurality of time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information with the GPS track indicated by the plurality of time-series pieces of GPS information by calculating a first correction amount, the first correction amount being an amount of rotation and an amount of translation of the self-contained navigation track by which the self-contained navigation track most closely matches the GPS track; acquires a degree of reliability of the GPS track; obtains a second correction amount that is smaller than the first correction amount and that increases as the degree of reliability of the GPS track increases; and rotates and translates the self-contained navigation track using the second correction amount, wherein the self-contained navigation information correcting unit rotates and translates the self-contained navigation track while maintaining the shape of the self-contained navigation track. 2. The track information generating device according to claim 1 , wherein the second correction amount increases as a value obtained by subtracting a degree of reliability of the self-contained navigation track from the degree of reliability of the GPS track increases. 3. The track information generating device according to claim 1 , wherein the constant second correction amount is smaller than the first correction amount when the degree of reliability of the GPS track satisfies a predetermined criteria. 4. A track information generating method comprising: acquiring, with a controller, a self-contained navigation track of a vehicle, the self-contained navigation track being indicated by a plurality of time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information that are obtained from a speed sensor and a direction sensor of the vehicle and that span from a previously-obtained piece of self-contained navigation information to a latest piece of self-contained navigation information; acquiring, with the controller, a GPS track of the vehicle, the GPS track being indicated by a plurality of time-series pieces of GPS information that are obtained from a GPS sensor on the vehicle and that span from a previously-obtained piece of GPS information to a latest piece of GPS information; comparing, with the controller, the self-contained navigation track indicated by the plurality of time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information with the GPS track indicated by the plurality of time-series pieces of GPS information by calculating a first correction amount, the first correction amount being an amount of rotation and an amount of translation of the self-contained navigation track by which the self-contained navigation track most closely matches the GPS track; acquiring, with the controller, a degree of reliability of the GPS track; obtaining, with the controller, a second correction amount that is smaller than the first correction amount and that increases as the degree of reliability of the GPS track increases; and rotating and translating, with the controller, the self-contained navigation track using the second correction amount, wherein the controller rotates and translates the self-contained navigation track while maintaining the shape of the self-contained navigation track. 5. A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium that stores computer-executable instructions for performing a track information generating method comprising: acquiring a self-contained navigation track of a vehicle, the self-contained navigation track being indicated by a plurality of time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information that are obtained from a speed sensor and a direction sensor of the vehicle and that span from a previously-obtained piece of self-contained navigation information to a latest piece of self-contained navigation information; acquiring a GPS track of the vehicle, the GPS track being indicated by a plurality of time-series pieces of GPS information that are obtained from a GPS sensor on the vehicle and that span from a previously-obtained piece of GPS information to a latest piece of GPS information; comparing the self-contained navigation track indicated by the plurality of time-series pieces of self-contained navigation information with the GPS track indicated by the plurality of time-series pieces of GPS information by calculating a first correction amount, the first correction amount being an amount of rotation and an amount of translation of the self-contained navigation track by which the self-contained navigation track most closely matches the GPS track; acquiring a degree of reliability of the GPS track; obtaining a second correction amount that is smaller than the first correction amount and that increases as the degree of reliability of the GPS track increases; and rotating and translating the self-contained navigation track using the second correction amount, wherein the self-contained navigation track is rotated and translated while the shape of the self-contained navigation track is maintained.
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