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High-precision temperature prediction for atmospheric refractivity correction using Kalman spatiotemporal data fusion

Authors: Ziru LI; Zhaobin XU; Tao ZHANG; Xinbo YUAN; Zhonghe JIN

DOI: 10.1631/ENG_ITEE_2026_0005Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• A Kalman filter expanded fusion (KFEF) method integrates GRNN and Kriging interpolation for high-accuracy spatiotemporal temperature prediction. • KFEF achieves 61.54% RMSE reduction compared to RBF, and 34.21% and 32.43% reductions relative to STK and GP, respectively. • The method enables dynamic temperature field reconstruction along ranging paths with limited sensors, critical for atmospheric refraction correction. • The framework is validated through simulation, indoor, and kilometer-scale outdoor experiments, showing strong potential for long-distance high-precision ranging and other applications.