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The invention discloses a C/N-based method0GNSS forwarding spoofing stem for MVA method of disturbance detection. The method utilizes the characteristic that variance represents data dispersity and detects the deception signal by capturing the fluctuation degree of the satellite carrier-to-noise ratio during the deception attack. In the process, firstly, the GNSS signal is preprocessed, the software receiver receives the captured signal, the noise floor of the receiver is estimated, and then the carrier-to-noise ratio C/N is calculated according to the signal-to-noise ratio SNR0Then, a fixed-length sliding window is set, the variance MV of the data set is calculated, a variance sequence is created, finally, a detection threshold is set, the variance sequence is detected, and whether deception jamming occurs or not is detected through a semi-physical simulation experiment. The method has the advantage of shielding the influence of the satellite elevation angle and is high in detection efficiency.

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Based on C/N0GNSS forwarding type deception jamming detection method of-MV
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of GNSS satellite signals, in particular to a satellite signal based on C/N0-GNSS forwarded spoofing interference detection method of MV.
Background
With the continuous progress of science and technology, Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is widely applied to various fields of modern society, but the signal structure and modulation mode of the civil credit are public, so that the GNSS is easily subjected to deception interference, and the security of GNSS service and the use of users are greatly threatened. The major current jamming artifacts include jamming and spoofing, among others, which are more threatening. Deceptive jamming produces false location information after the receiver receives an erroneous signal by broadcasting a signal similar to the true signal. Therefore, the research on cheating and anti-cheating mechanisms is very important in modern GNSS application, and the development of the research on the GNSS anti-cheating interference technology has great significance on national and social security.
The traditional carrier-to-noise ratio detection method detects deception jamming by setting a certain threshold, and the method fails when the carrier-to-noise ratio is reduced due to satellite elevation.
Disclosure of Invention
To solve the above problems, the present invention providesBased on C/N0The GNSS forwarding type deception jamming detection method of the MV reflects the influence of deception signals on the satellite by measuring the fluctuation degree of the carrier-to-noise ratio, and has the advantage of shielding the elevation angle of the satellite.
The invention provides a C/N-based method0The GNSS forwarding type deception jamming detection method of the MV comprises the following specific steps, and is characterized in that:
(1) preprocessing the GNSS intermediate frequency signal, searching the code phase of Doppler frequency when a software receiver captures the signal, estimating a noise base of the receiver, and analyzing the influence of the noise base on the total power TSP of deceptive signals;
the step (1) specifically comprises the following steps:
(1.1) processing and storing GNSS intermediate frequency signals, and capturing intermediate frequency data by a software receiver;
(1.2) performing code phase search of Doppler frequency, wherein the output of a Kth time interval correlator obtained by searching the l path of local pseudo code sequence is represented as:
Figure GDA0003497886540000021
wherein,
Figure GDA0003497886540000022
a correlation integral value representing the l-th target satellite signal in the acquisition process;
Figure GDA0003497886540000023
representing interference generated by other pseudo-code signals;
Figure GDA0003497886540000024
representing interference resulting from spoofed signals; η (k) represents the variance σ in the environment2White gaussian noise,/N.
In the formula, Rilll,K]And Rklll,K]The expression of (c) is:
Figure GDA0003497886540000025
Figure GDA0003497886540000026
wherein,
Figure GDA0003497886540000027
is the signal power;
Figure GDA0003497886540000028
the carrier phase difference of the current capture signal and a local number l of the replica signal is obtained; rilll,K]And Rklll,K]Respectively outputting the rest real signals except the first numbered and deceptive signals and the local copy signals; n is a radical ofAuthThe number of satellites that are true signals; n is a radical ofSpoofThe number of satellites that are spoofed signals; n is the number of sampling points sent to the correlator in the coherent integration; c. Cl(n) is a locally replicated pseudo-code, ci(n-τilK) Pseudo-code for the remaining real signals, ck(n-τklK) A pseudo code that is a spoof signal; Δ ωilKFor the frequency difference of the local replica carrier and the remaining real signal carriers,
Figure GDA0003497886540000029
phase differences between the locally replicated carrier and the remaining real signal carriers; Δ ωklKTo locally replicate the carrier frequency difference of the carrier and the spoofed signal,
Figure GDA00034978865400000210
copying the carrier phase difference of the carrier and the deceptive signal for the local area; tau isilKAnd τklKCode delay differences of the other real signals, the deception signals and the local copy signals are respectively; eta (k) is a complex Gaussian random process with a mean of zero and a variance of sigma2N, where σ2White noise in the input signal;
(1.3) estimating receiver noise floor:
assuming a satellite that is neither a true signal nor a spoofed signal, PRN number f, then the noise floor:
Figure GDA0003497886540000031
where the first two terms are the cross-correlation function R between the PRN pseudo-code numbered i or k and the PRN pseudo-code numbered ffffThe variance of K);
wherein R isfffK) obeys the following distribution:
Figure GDA0003497886540000032
in the formula, N (a, b) represents a circularly symmetric Gaussian distribution with a mean value a and a covariance b, and the variance of the cross-correlation function
Figure GDA0003497886540000033
(1.4) defining total power TSP of the deception signal, analyzing the influence process of the TSP on the noise base through a simulation experiment:
Figure GDA0003497886540000034
(2) calculating carrier-to-noise ratio C/N according to signal-to-noise ratio SNR0
(3) Setting a fixed-length sliding window, calculating a data set variance MV, and creating a variance sequence;
(4) setting a detection threshold, and detecting a variance sequence;
(5) after the semi-physical simulation experiment, the method can be used for detecting whether deception jamming occurs.
As a further improvement of the invention, the step (3) specifically comprises the following steps:
(3.1) setting a sliding window of length w, calculating the variance of the data subsets within the window by dividing the subset squares and the mean square by the difference between the subsets;
(3.2) moving the window forward by a fixed sliding interval, and calculating the variance of the new data subset;
(3.3) repeating the above process over the entire data set, creating a sequence of variances:
the MV expression for the nth sliding window is:
Figure GDA0003497886540000035
wherein x (i) is the ith C/N in the data0The value of the sample, w is the length of the MV window, k is the sliding interval, and N is the total number of sliding windows.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the following remarkable advantages:
and detecting the deception signal by utilizing the characteristic that the variance represents the data dispersity and capturing the fluctuation degree of the satellite carrier-to-noise ratio during the deception attack. The traditional carrier-to-noise ratio detection method is easily influenced by the satellite elevation angle, and the method has the advantages of shielding the influence of the satellite elevation angle and having high detection efficiency.
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the invention provides a C/N-based method0When a deception signal occurs, the GNSS forwarding type deception interference detection method of the MV finds that the carrier-to-noise ratio of a satellite is larger than the fluctuation of an original value at the time of deception signal broadcasting through comprehensive inspection of a noise base and the carrier-to-noise ratio of a receiver, and detects the deception interference signal through calculating the variance of a data set. The method utilizes the characteristic that the variance can represent the data dispersibility, has the advantage of shielding the satellite elevation influence while realizing deception jamming detection, and improves the detection efficiency and the accuracy.
As an originalThe invention provides a C/N-based method0A GNSS forward spoofing interference detection method for MV, with a flowchart as shown in fig. 1, includes the following specific steps;
preprocessing a GNSS intermediate frequency signal, searching a code phase of Doppler frequency when a software receiver captures the signal, estimating a noise base of the receiver, and analyzing the influence of the noise base on the total power TSP of a deceptive signal;
the method specifically comprises the following steps:
(1.1) processing and storing GNSS intermediate frequency signals, and capturing intermediate frequency data by a software receiver;
(1.2) performing code phase search of Doppler frequency, wherein the output of the Kth time interval correlator obtained by the search of the l local pseudo code sequence can be represented as:
Figure GDA0003497886540000041
wherein,
Figure GDA0003497886540000042
a correlation integral value representing the l-th target satellite signal in the acquisition process;
Figure GDA0003497886540000051
representing interference generated by other pseudo-code signals;
Figure GDA0003497886540000052
representing interference resulting from spoofed signals; η (k) represents the variance σ in the environment2White gaussian noise,/N.
In the formula, Rilll,K]And Rklll,K]The expression of (a) is:
Figure GDA0003497886540000053
Figure GDA0003497886540000054
wherein,
Figure GDA0003497886540000055
is the signal power;
Figure GDA0003497886540000056
the carrier phase difference of the current capture signal and a local number l of the replica signal is obtained; r isilll,K]And Rklll,K]Respectively outputting the correlation between the other real signals (except the No. l) and the deception signal and the local copy signal; n is a radical ofAuthThe number of satellites that are true signals; n is a radical ofSpoofThe number of satellites that are spoofed signals; n is the number of sampling points sent to the correlator in the coherent integration; c. Cl(n) is a locally replicated pseudo-code, ci(n-τilK) Pseudo-code of the remaining true signals, ck(n-τklK) A pseudo code that is a spoof signal; Δ ωilKFor the frequency difference of the local replica carrier and the remaining real signal carriers,
Figure GDA0003497886540000058
phase differences between the locally replicated carrier and the remaining real signal carriers; Δ ωklKTo locally replicate the carrier frequency difference of the carrier and the spoofed signal,
Figure GDA0003497886540000059
copying the carrier phase difference of the carrier and the deceptive signal for the local area; tau isilKAnd τklKCode delay differences of the other real signals, the deception signals and the local copy signals are respectively; eta (k) is a complex Gaussian random process with a mean of zero and a variance of sigma2/N(σ2White noise in the input signal).
(1.3) estimating receiver noise floor:
assuming a satellite that is neither a true signal nor a spoofed signal, PRN number f, then the noise floor:
Figure GDA0003497886540000057
in which the first two terms are the cross-correlation function R between the PRN pseudo-code numbered i or k and the PRN pseudo-code numbered ffffAnd K) variance.
Wherein R isfffK) obeys the following distribution:
Figure GDA0003497886540000061
in the formula, N (a, b) represents a circularly symmetric Gaussian distribution with a mean value a and a covariance value b, and the variance of the cross-correlation function
Figure GDA0003497886540000062
(1.4) defining total power TSP of the deception signal, analyzing the influence process of the TSP on the noise base through a simulation experiment:
Figure GDA0003497886540000063
step two, calculating the carrier-to-noise ratio C/N according to the SNR0
The method specifically comprises the following steps:
(2.1) calculating to obtain a signal-to-noise ratio (SNR);
Figure GDA0003497886540000064
N=kTBn
in the formula, PRIs signal power, N is noise power, k is Boltzmann constant, T is noise temperature, BnIs the noise bandwidth;
(2.2) calculating the Carrier to noise ratio C/N by the Signal to noise ratio0
C/N0=SNR×Bn
Wherein,
Figure GDA0003497886540000065
N0=kT
in the formula, N0Is the white noise power spectral density;
setting a fixed-length sliding window, calculating a data set variance MV, and creating a variance sequence;
the method comprises the following steps:
(3.1) setting a sliding window of length w, dividing the sum of the squares of the subsets and the square of the mean by this
Calculating the variance of the data subsets in the window by the difference between the subsets;
(3.2) moving the window forward by a fixed sliding interval, and calculating the variance of the new data subset;
(3.3) repeating the above process over the entire data set, creating a variance sequence:
the MV expression for the nth sliding window is:
Figure GDA0003497886540000071
wherein x (i) is the ith C/N in the data0The value of the sample, w is the length of the MV window, k is the sliding interval, and N is the total number of sliding windows.
Setting a detection threshold and detecting a variance sequence;
and step five, after the semi-physical simulation experiment, the method can be used for detecting whether the deception jamming occurs.
For example, the MV model is built as shown in fig. 2:
the MV expression for the nth sliding window is:
Figure GDA0003497886540000072
wherein x (i) is dataMiddle ith C/N0The value of the sample, w is the length of the MV window, k is the sliding interval, and N is the total number of sliding windows.
When the length w of the MV window is 200 (a sampling point with the time length of 0.4s and the sampling frequency of 500Hz) and the sliding interval k is 1, the advantages of different deception powers are set to be 3dB, 5dB and 7dB, and the distribution setting detection threshold value is 5.4(dB-Hz)2、5.7(dB-Hz)2And 7.2(dB-Hz)2A spoof signal may be detected.
The above description is only one of the preferred embodiments of the present invention, and is not intended to limit the present invention in any way, but any modifications or equivalent variations made in accordance with the technical spirit of the present invention are within the scope of the present invention as claimed.

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1. Based on C/N0The GNSS forwarding type deception jamming detection method of the MV comprises the following specific steps, and is characterized in that:
(1) preprocessing the GNSS intermediate frequency signal, searching the code phase of Doppler frequency when a software receiver captures the signal, estimating the noise base of the receiver, and analyzing the influence of the total power TSP of deception signals on the noise base;
the step (1) specifically comprises the following steps:
(1.1) processing and storing GNSS intermediate frequency signals, and capturing intermediate frequency data by a software receiver;
(1.2) performing code phase search of Doppler frequency, wherein the output of a Kth time interval correlator obtained by searching the ith local pseudo code sequence is represented as:
Figure FDA0003497886530000011
wherein,
Figure FDA0003497886530000012
the correlation integral value of the ith target satellite signal in the acquisition process is represented;
Figure FDA0003497886530000013
representing interference generated by other pseudo-code signals;
Figure FDA0003497886530000014
representing interference resulting from spoofed signals; η (k) represents the variance σ in the environment2White Gaussian noise of/N;
in the formula, Rilll,K]And Rklll,K]The expression of (a) is:
Figure FDA0003497886530000015
Figure FDA0003497886530000016
wherein,
Figure FDA0003497886530000017
is the signal power;
Figure FDA0003497886530000018
the carrier phase difference of the current capture signal and a local number l of the replica signal is obtained; rilll,K]And Rklll,K]Respectively outputting the other real signals except the first numbered particle and the cheating signals and the local copy signals; n is a radical ofAuthThe number of satellites that are true signals; n is a radical of hydrogenSpoofThe number of satellites that are spoofed signals; n is the number of sampling points sent to the correlator in the coherent integration; c. Cl(n) is a locally replicated pseudo-code, ci(n-τilK) Pseudo-code of the remaining true signals, ck(n-τklK) A pseudo code that is a spoof signal; Δ ωilKFor the frequency difference of the local replica carrier and the remaining real signal carriers,
Figure FDA0003497886530000019
phase differences between the locally replicated carrier and the remaining real signal carriers; Δ ωklKTo locally replicate the carrier frequency difference of the carrier and the spoofed signal,
Figure FDA0003497886530000021
copying the carrier phase difference of the carrier and the deceptive signal for the local area; tau isilKAnd τklKCode delay differences of the other real signals, the deception signals and the local copy signals are respectively; eta (k) is a complex Gaussian random process with a mean of zero and a variance of sigma2N, where σ2White noise in the input signal;
(1.3) estimating receiver noise floor:
assuming a satellite that is neither a true signal nor a spoofed signal, PRN number f, then the noise floor:
Figure FDA0003497886530000022
where the first two terms are the cross-correlation function R between the PRN pseudo-code numbered i or k and the PRN pseudo-code numbered ffffThe variance of K);
wherein R isfffK) obeys the following distribution:
Figure FDA0003497886530000023
in the formula, N (a, b) represents a circularly symmetric Gaussian distribution with a mean value a and a covariance value b, and the variance of the cross-correlation function
Figure FDA0003497886530000024
(1.4) defining total power TSP of deception signals, analyzing the process of influence of TSP on a noise base through a simulation experiment:
Figure FDA0003497886530000025
(2) calculating carrier-to-noise ratio C/N according to signal-to-noise ratio SNR0
(3) Setting a fixed-length sliding window, calculating a data set variance MV, and creating a variance sequence;
(4) setting a detection threshold, and detecting a variance sequence;
(5) after the semi-physical simulation experiment, the method can be used for detecting whether deception jamming occurs or not.
2. The C/N based according to claim 10-a GNSS forwarded deception jamming detection method of MV, characterized by:
the step (3) specifically comprises the following steps:
(3.1) setting a sliding window of length w, calculating the variance of the data subsets within the window by dividing the subset squares and the mean square by the difference between the subsets;
(3.2) moving the window forward by a fixed sliding interval, and calculating the variance of the new data subset;
(3.3) repeating the above process over the entire data set, creating a sequence of variances:
the MV expression for the nth sliding window is:
Figure FDA0003497886530000031
wherein x (i) is the ith C/N in the data0The value of the sample, w is the length of the MV window, k is the sliding interval, and N is the total number of sliding windows.
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