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January 25, 2013
Figures 1 & 2: Galileo Altimetry Using AltBOC and RTK Techniques

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January 25, 2013
Jürgen Dampf

Jürgen Dampf received his M.Sc. in aviation engineering at the University of Applied Sciences in Graz. Since 2012 he has worked for IFEN…

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January 25, 2013
Rigas Ioannides

Dr. Rigas Ioannides works at the TEC-ETN section in the RF Payload Systems Division at ESA-ESTEC in support of radionavigation activities and the…

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January 25, 2013
Giovanni Gamba

Dr. Giovanni Gamba is an R&D engineer for Qascom. He is involved in theoretical design and development of interference and spoofing detection, mitigation,…

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January 25, 2013
Alessandro Pozzobon

Alessandro Pozzobon is the founder and project manager of Qascom. He is coordinating different projects regarding GNSS and security with ESA, the GSA,…

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January 25, 2013
Andrea Dalla Chiara

Dr. Andrea Dalla Chiara is a designer and project manager at Qascom. His focus is on GNSS simulators, receivers, and authentication techniques both…

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January 25, 2013
Carlo Sarto

Carlo Sarto is computer scientist at Qascom. He is involved in the design and development of different projects regarding test bed developments and…

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January 25, 2013
Philip Mattos

Philip G. Mattos gained Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in electronic engineering from Cambridge University, followed by Master’s degrees in telecoms and computer science…

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January 23, 2013
Galileo Altimetry Using AltBOC and RTK Techniques

Equations 3, 4 & 5 Working Papers explore the technical and scientific themes that underpin GNSS programs and applications. This regular column is…

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January 23, 2013
Markets and Multi-Frequency GNSS

FIGURE 1: Proposal to have a single chip GNSS receiver with additional pins to allow for the inclusion of an additional radio Q:…

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January 23, 2013
The GNSS Merry Go Round

The whole GNSS world should have a warm spot in its heart for centripetal forces. After all, a centripetal force — in this…

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January 23, 2013
Developing a GNSS Position and Timing Authentication Testbed

FIGURE 1: Characterization of interference from the user perspective Increasing demand for ensuring the authenticity of satellite signals and position/velocity/time (PVT) calculations raises…

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January 23, 2013
The GNSS Quartet

The world’s four GNSS programs aren’t exactly a classical quartet, weaving Mozart stanzas in disciplined execution.

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January 22, 2013
AFRL Selects Surrey Satellite US to Evaluate Small Satellite Approach to GPS

The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) has selected Surrey Satellite Technology US LLC (SST-US), of Englewood, Colorado, to investigate cost reduction and augmentation…

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January 21, 2013
ICINS 2013: International Conference on Integrated Navigation Systems

View of Pevchesky Lane from Malaya Posadskaya (Wikimedia, photo by Lisidze) The 20th St. Petersburg International Conference on Integrated Navigation Systems (МКИНС2013) will…

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