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This note derives the full continuous-time error-state kinematics and matrices for four global aided inertial navigation filters so they can be compared and coded side by side.

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load-bearing objection Solid reference note that consolidates four known global ESKF formulations under one rotating-Earth setting; useful for implementers, not a new algorithm.

arxiv 2607.03211 v1 pith:KNCJEGI4 submitted 2026-07-03 cs.RO cs.SYeess.SY

Derivations of Error-State Kalman Filter Kinematics for Globally Applicable Aided Inertial Navigation Systems

Antonia Hager , Torleiv H. Bryne This is my paper
classification cs.RO cs.SYeess.SY
keywords error-state Kalman filterinvariant EKFSE2(3)ECEF navigationaided inertial navigationLie groupgeodetic NEDglobal navigation
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Global navigation must handle Earth’s curvature, rotation and gravity variations that local robot filters can ignore. Classical error-state Kalman filters produce trajectory-dependent error dynamics; invariant filters that place the error on a Lie group can make propagation trajectory-independent when the error definition matches the system symmetry. The paper systematically derives the continuous-time error equations, system matrices, noise matrices, position-measurement Jacobians and covariance-reset maps for four formulations: classical geodetic/NED, left-invariant SE₂(3) in ECEF, right-invariant SE₂(3) in ECEF, and additive ECEF with body-frame attitude error. It supplies closed-form formulas so an engineer can choose and implement the filter that best fits sensor rates, vehicle speeds and numerical constraints. A reader cares because the choice of error frame changes conditioning, measurement coupling and whether the covariance remains accurate between sparse updates.

Core claim

The continuous-time error-state kinematics, system matrices F and G, position-measurement Jacobians and covariance-reset maps for four global ESKF formulations—geodetic/NED, left-invariant SE₂(3) ECEF, right-invariant SE₂(3) ECEF, and additive ECEF with body-frame attitude—are derived from the standard rotating-Earth navigation equations and presented in closed form for direct comparison and implementation.

What carries the argument

The four error-state definitions (additive NED, left-invariant SE₂(3), right-invariant SE₂(3), mixed additive-ECEF/body-attitude) and the linearized continuous-time dynamics matrices F that each definition produces; these matrices encode Earth-rate, gravity and specific-force couplings and decide whether error propagation is trajectory-independent.

Load-bearing premise

The first-order linearizations of the group exponential maps and of gravity, together with the truncation of higher-order Coriolis and bias-coupling terms, remain accurate enough that the derived matrices capture the dominant error dynamics.

What would settle it

Implement all four filters on identical global IMU/GNSS trajectories, run open-loop covariance propagation for several minutes without updates, and check whether the left-invariant orientation uncertainty stays trajectory-independent while Monte-Carlo error statistics match the predicted covariances within a few percent.

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If this is right

  • Left-invariant filters yield trajectory-independent covariance propagation when body-frame IMU inputs dominate.
  • Right-invariant filters require anchoring or term truncation to avoid ill-conditioning from absolute ECEF position scale.
  • Geodetic/NED filters keep simple measurement Jacobians but retain polar singularities and dense trajectory-dependent F blocks.
  • Additive ECEF with body-frame attitude error gives a well-conditioned position update while preserving body-frame attitude error.
  • The block-by-block table shows exactly which couplings appear or vanish under each error convention.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

  • For long GNSS-denied global flights the left-invariant formulation will usually be preferred once coded, because covariance fidelity between sparse updates matters more than measurement-update structure.
  • The same F blocks can be reused for other aiding sensors (magnetometers, star trackers) by changing only the measurement Jacobian H.
  • Libraries already supporting SE₂(3) exponentials and Jacobians can drop in these exact F and Γ matrices without re-deriving Earth-rate terms.
  • Anchor-point resets for the right-invariant filter point toward hybrid architectures that keep world-frame errors locally well-conditioned without leaving ECEF.

Editorial analysis

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Referee Report

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Summary. This note systematically derives the continuous-time error-state kinematics, system matrices F, noise-coupling matrices G, position-measurement Jacobians H_pos, and covariance-reset maps for four global aided-INS ESKF formulations: (i) classical geodetic/NED (Pinson) with additive navigation-frame errors, (ii) left-invariant SE2(3) in ECEF with body-frame errors, (iii) right-invariant SE2(3) in ECEF with navigation-frame errors (including an anchored variant), and (iv) additive ECEF with body-frame attitude error. Starting from the standard rotating-Earth navigation equations (geodetic and ECEF), the authors insert the respective first-order error definitions, linearize, and obtain closed-form F/G blocks together with injection and reset rules. A tabular comparison of the structural blocks and a short discussion of trajectory dependence, numerical conditioning, and measurement Jacobians complete the note. The stated purpose is a unified reference for implementation and comparison rather than a novel theoretical result.

Significance. If the derivations are correct, the note supplies a single, carefully cross-checked reference that removes the need to re-derive the four global ESKF error models from first principles. That is practically valuable for researchers and practitioners who must choose among classical, left-invariant, right-invariant and mixed formulations under rotating-Earth dynamics. The explicit treatment of the imperfect invariance induced by biases, the gravity-gradient term, and the numerical pathologies of the unanchored right-invariant filter (together with the anchor-point remedy) are useful engineering contributions. The work does not claim new theorems; its value is as a reliable, self-contained derivation note.

minor comments (6)
  1. Section 1.2 contains a duplicated sentence fragment (“This note starts with a preliminary Section 2 that establishes This note starts with…”). A single clean sentence is needed.
  2. Table 1 lists the SE2(3) element as ξ = [ξ1 ξ2 ξ3]⊤ ∈ SE2(3) while the surrounding text correctly places ξ in R^9; the membership should be corrected for consistency.
  3. In the SE2(3) exponential map (15) the bottom-right block is written I2; the conventional 5 imes5 embedding uses a 2 imes2 identity, but a brief remark that the last two rows/columns are the homogeneous padding would avoid confusion for readers used to the 5 imes5 matrix form.
  4. Eq. (63) retains a residual S(ξ1) term that is then dropped without an explicit “second-order” justification; a one-line remark that the term is O(∥ξ1∥∥v∥) and therefore discarded would make the truncation uniform with the RI derivation.
  5. The gravity-gradient block Ge is introduced only for the anchored RI filter (116). A short note that the same first-order term can be added to the LI and additive ECEF F matrices (and is already present in the classical geodetic Fvp) would complete the comparison.
  6. A few typographical slips remain (e.g., “Gass-Markov”, “Continous-time”, “consitutes”, “imprefect”). A final proof-reading pass is recommended.

Circularity Check

1 steps flagged

No significant circularity: pure first-order differentiations of standard error definitions inserted into known rotating-Earth navigation equations; self-citations supply only the Lie-group toolkit.

specific steps
  1. self citation load bearing [Sec. 4 intro & Sec. 5 intro]
    "This section derives the error state kinematic equations for a left-invariant error formulation (right-multiplication) from (9) as presented in [6] … analogous to [6]"

    The LI and RI kinematics are said to follow the authors’ own prior paper [6]. Because the present note re-derives every matrix block from first principles, the citation is not load-bearing; it is only a pointer to an earlier presentation of the same formulas. Flagged solely for completeness as the single self-citation that touches the central objects.

full rationale

The paper is a self-contained derivation note. Every continuous-time F, G, Hpos and reset map is obtained by (i) writing the classical ECEF or geodetic navigation equations (cited to Groves/Titterton), (ii) inserting the chosen additive or SE2(3) error definition, (iii) differentiating and retaining first-order terms, and (iv) reading off the resulting linear system. No parameters are fitted to data, no uniqueness theorem is imported to forbid alternatives, and no empirical pattern is renamed. The two self-citations ([6] Hager et al. 2025 and [7] Maurer et al.) merely point to prior uses of the same Lie-group machinery; the present note re-derives every block in full, so those citations are not load-bearing. Trajectory-independence of the left-invariant PVA subsystem follows directly from the absence of state-dependent blocks in the derived F (Eq. 56), which is a consequence of the error definition matching left-invariant dynamics, not a circular premise. The only minor self-reference is the reuse of the authors’ own earlier presentation of the same filters; it does not force any result. Score 1 reflects that single non-load-bearing self-citation.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

0 free parameters · 3 axioms · 0 invented entities

The paper rests entirely on standard rigid-body kinematics, the WGS-84 Earth model, and the established theory of invariant Kalman filtering on matrix Lie groups. No free parameters are fitted and no new physical entities are postulated.

axioms (3)
  • domain assumption The continuous-time navigation equations on a rotating Earth (geodetic/NED and ECEF forms) correctly describe the true vehicle kinematics.
    Invoked as the starting point of every derivation (Section 2.2).
  • domain assumption First-order linearization of the SO(3)/SE2(3) exponential map and of the gravity field is sufficient for the error-state dynamics.
    Used throughout Sections 3–6 to obtain the F matrices.
  • standard math Standard Lie-group adjoint and Jacobian formulas for SE2(3) hold.
    Taken from Barfoot, Barrau, Sola et al. and restated in Section 2.3.

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Global navigation systems require state estimation algorithms that handle Earth's curvature, Earth's rotation, and gravitational variations. These factors can typically be neglected in local navigation algorithms for robots, drones, etc. In classical error-state Kalman Filtering (ESKF) the error state dynamics are trajectory-dependent. Invariant ESKFs utilize Lie Group symmetries to represent the error, which can render error propagation trajectory-independent for group-affine systems. Choosing between a standard filter (where position and velocity errors are defined additively in the navigation frame), a left-invariant filter (where errors are represented in the body frame) and a right-invariant filter (where errors are represented in the navigation/world frame) depends on system dynamics and sensor configuration. This note presents the mathematical formulas for four classical and invariant ESKFs for globally applicable aided inertial navigation systems. It is intended to serve as a systematic reference for comparison and implementation.

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