Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Alaska Air graphic Alaska Airlines demonstrated next-generation GPS-aided flight procedures last week (July 23) during a test flight over Puget Sound, Washington, that…
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GPS IIF satellite on Boeing assembly line The first GPS IIF satellite (SVN62/PRN25) is on orbit and doing well, despite some well-publicized speculation…
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FIGURE 1: GNSS multi-channel signal simulator 10 years ago on its own (left) and with its ever-growing family (right) For the complete story,…
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GINA On-Board Unit (OBU) For at least the past two decades, managing traffic on Europe’s road networks has been a growing concern for…
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During flight testing, Boeing technical personnel have historically used a differential GPS (DGPS) system as the position truth reference for validating various production…
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One of 12 magnetograms recorded at Greenwich Observatory during the Great Geomagnetic Storm of 1859 1996 soccer game in the Midwest, (Rick Dikeman…
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Ray O’Connor, Topcon Positioning Systems Topcon Corporation has announced the promotion of Ray O’Connor to managing executive officer for the company. O’Connor…
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In the world of GNSS we usually think of more as better. More systems, more satellites, more signals — all contribute to greater…
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