Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Stas Sila-Novitsky (left) and Javad Ashjaee. Photo by Marc Cheves, American Surveyor Very sad news from Moscow. Earlier this month, Stanislav Sila-Novitsky —…
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Trimble and Russian Space Systems have announced that they have signed a definitive agreement to form a 50/50 joint venture that will be…
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IIF SV1 Takes Off. Photo Courtesy of Pat Corkery, United Launch Alliance Boeing announced today (May 28) that it has acquired the first…
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As the United States enters a season of crucial Department of Defense (DoD) policy reviews, GPS may be riding the wave or caught…
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A Boeing technician works on a GPS IIF satellites moving through the “pulse line” at the company’s Satellite Development Center in El Segundo,…
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GPS IIF-SVN1: Still Waiting. United Launch Alliance photo The third time wasn’t the charm for an attempted first launch of a GPS follow-on…
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GPS Block IIF-SVN1 on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. United Launch Alliance photo Launch managers canceled the second attempt…
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An informal discussion at the 2009 GNSS summer school Online registration is open for the fourth International Summer School on Global Navigation Satellite…
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The fourth International Summer School on GNSS has a new location and two new lead sponsors: the European Space Agency and Nokia. It…
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Boeing technicians examine the first GPS IIF satellite as it underwent final preparations for its February shipment to Cape Canaveral. Boeing photo A…
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SPANS IMU-LCI integrated GNSS/Inertial Canadian GNSS OEM manufacturer NovAtel Inc. has introduced five new models to its low cost, L1 OEMStar receiver card…
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Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) spacecraft. NASA image This year’s Space Weather Workshop — held April 27–30 in Boulder, Colorado — reflected a heightened…
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Pacific Crest, a Trimble company, has introduced the new ADL Sentry, a UHF radio for remote communications. An high-speed, data radio modem designed…
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NOAA’s National Geodetic Survey (NGS) recently announced an approved set of NGS user guidelines for increasingly popular single base real-time (RT) GNSS positioning…
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