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Kevin Judge has 24 years of experience in radio-navigation technology with extensive experience in algorithm development for GPS and network-based navigation. Judge served…

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Brock Butler is the director for wireless location technology at Spirent Communications and has spent over 12 years creating test and measurement solutions…

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Ronald Borsato is principal architect at Spirent Communications with 17 years of wireless industry experience. Borsato is vice-chair of the CTIA’s ERP Ad-Hoc…

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Peter Boulton is the CTO for positioning products at Spirent Communications and has spent 24 years in the GNSS simulation and test industry….

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NovAtel OEM615 receiver NovAtel, Inc. has introduced the newest member of its OEM6 receiver family: the OEM615. Measuring only 46x71x11 millimeters (1.81×2.79×0.43 inches)…

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European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS). ESA illustration Citing European Space Agency (ESA) studies that showed “harmful interference” to Galileo receivers operating up…

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Launch of GPS IIF-2. United Launch Alliance photo by Pat Corkery [updated July 16] Boeing has received the first on-orbit signals from the…

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Regional centers of Compass industry in China. CCID Consulting graphic A Beijing consulting firm estimates the size of China’s Compass/BeiDou domestic industry was…

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FIGURE 1: Heading, bank and elevation angles of an actual platform carrying two perpendicular two meter-long baselines. The attitude solutions are shown for…

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