>>12304738Here's a dissertation from UCLA, can skim through to find some good descriptions of pulsar nav methodology:
https://escholarship.org/uc/item/8jm6v2x9Otherwise, this presentation has some information about the history of pulsar navigation projects at NASA and around the US military. Could check out one of these projects to see if there are some good papers written from them.
But the tl;dr is essentially: I start by knowing where I started, and what time it was. Then, lock on to the pulsar signals to determine their reference signals, then by comparing my received signal to that reference, I can use the phase and doppler shift of the received signal to determine my position and velocity.
