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Park, Chan Gook
Education / Career
- - 1985 B.S. Control & Instrumentation Engineering, Seoul National University
- - 1987 M.S. Control & Instrumentation Engineering, Seoul National University
- - 1993 Ph.D. Control & Instrumentation Engineering, Seoul National University
- - 1994~2003 Professor, Department of Information & Control Engineering, Kangwoon University
- - 1998 Visiting Scholar, Dept. of Mechanical & Aerospace Eng., UCLA
- - 2001~2003 Director, MicroInfinity Corp.
- - 2003~Present Professor, School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Seoul National University
Research Interests
NESL has been researching the field of inertial navigation system for the last 20 years. Inertial navigation system has the benefit of being able to obtain the position, velocity, and attitude of a vehicle with the outputs of gyroscopes and accelerometers alone. In case of pure inertial navigation, the navigation solution diverges due to various error factors. To compensate for these shortcomings, high-precision aided inertial navigation using GNSS, database, visual sensors, star sensors, sun sensors, and, in the case of pedestrian navigation, the characteristics of a user’s movement, etc. has been researched. In addition, we are working on data fusion technologies incorporating such various sensors, and also on making systems more reliable through anti-jamming and anti–spoofing, and fault detection.
Research Field
- Estimation Theory
- Inertial Navigation System(INS)
- Terrain Referenced Navigation(TRN)
- Image Based Navigation(IBN)
- Anti-Jamming, Anti-Spoofing Algorithm
- Multi-sensor(INS/GNSS/TRN/IBN) Fusion Algorithm
- Fault Detection and Isolation Algorithm
- Pedestrian Dead Reckoning System
- Space Navigation
Research Field
- Estimation Theory
- Inertial Navigation System(INS)
- Terrain Referenced Navigation(TRN)
- Image Based Navigation(IBN)
- Anti-Jamming, Anti-Spoofing Algorithm
- Multi-sensor(INS/GNSS/TRN/IBN) Fusion Algorithm
- Fault Detection and Isolation Algorithm
- Pedestrian Dead Reckoning System
- Space Navigation