Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Here, in no particular order save vaguely chronological, are the editor’s picks for Top Twelve GNSS and PNT Tech Stories of 2020: those…
By Alan Cameron
The Federal Aviation Administration has released its final Remote Identification (RID) Rule for unmanned aircraft (UA). While GPS/GNSS has been used to advantage…
By Alan Cameron
By astral definition, every dawn is new. In the human condition, we see its possibility, its growing brightness bringing hope. Or, in our…
By Alan Cameron
It has become fashionable of late in U.S. government circles to undermine the U.S. defense forces. The General Accounting Office (GAO), the Federal…
By Alan Cameron
When we find ourselves in times of trouble, it can help to take the long view. Pull back, zoom out, range free. Consider…
By Alan Cameron
A great man has left us, left the international GNSS community. Dr. Javad Ashjaee passed away in Moscow on May 30 from the…
By Alan Cameron
The Federal Communications Commission should really consider updating its motto. “Firm, fast, flexible, and fair” has a bit of an old-fashioned ring. As…
By Alan Cameron
We stand at an existential crossroads while someone else decides our future. I don’t mean the choice of direction, currently roiling the front…
By Alan Cameron
GPS keeps a digital twin sequestered in El Segundo, California. Galileo has an Earth-bound space vehicle in Noordwijk, the Netherlands, straining at its…
By Alan Cameron
One may well ask, when doesn’t it? That aside, some controversy has arisen in the world of competitive running, and self-competitive running as…
By Alan Cameron
Plans have been submitted for a rocket launch site in the north of Scotland that could boost communications satellites into orbit in two…
By Alan Cameron
I strode into the plenary session of the ION International Technical Meeting, primed and ready for a barrage of modernity, of out-in-front advances…
By Alan Cameron
Very occasionally, history repeats itself, in oddly nuanced ways. I stand today at such a juncture. Nineteen years ago Glen Gibbons, the founder…
By Alan Cameron
The emergence of global navigation satellite systems, combined with the evolution of GPS, introduces new possibilities for the use of GNSS in aviation….
By Alan Cameron
One of 12 magnetograms recorded at Greenwich Observatory during the Great Geomagnetic Storm of 1859 1996 soccer game in the Midwest, (Rick Dikeman…
By Alan Cameron
