Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER STORY 22 – Reign of Point Clouds A Kinematic Terrestrial LIDAR Scanning System Craig Glennie TECHNICAL ARTICES 32 –…
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Changdon Kee is a professor and associate head of the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Seoul National University. He developed the…
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Jean-Luc Issler heads the Transmission Techniques and Signal Processing Department of CNES, the French space agency. His department’s main tasks are signal processing;…
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This BtoB conference and exhibition includes three seminars on positioning technology for fleet management, location based services, and vehicle navigation. Technical sessions also…
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MELAHA 2008, The Arab Institute of Navigation (AIN) biennial conference will be held for the first time in Hurghada, Egypt, a tourist resort…
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Oh, yes, to be sure — they are really impressive numbers: the steep upward curve of unit and dollar (or euro or ruble or renminbi) sales volumes now that GNSS has hit the big time.
Whether it’s $25 billion today or $68 billion in 2010, the worldwide market has really taken off since consumers have discovered — almost by accident, in many cases — the amazing power of GNSS-driven products and services.
Ah, consumers. The mass market.
Rich! We’ll all be rich beyond our wildest imaginings!
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Cruising around out here in Oregon, far outside the D.C. Beltway on the golden sunset side of the American dream, listening to the radio, I realize I have a little signal availability problem of my own sometimes.
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Historians sometimes speak of the Axial Age, referring to an ancient era that saw the coincident appearance of major religious and philosophical movements in widely scattered regions of the world. It represented a turning point in the course of human affairs.
This first decade of the 21st century may prove to be the Axial Age of the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) community. Consider these signs and portents:
The U.S. Global Positioning System is poised to regain its momentum and sense of direction.
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Spirent engineers and other GNSS professionals present papers on new developments in GNSS. Customers will present real-life case studies and Spirent Positioning Technology…
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Human Engineering is an occasional feature that profiles GNSS engineers in industry, academia, the military and government. Want to know someone’s favorite equation?…
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Satellite-Based Augmentation Systems – Japan Civil Aviation Bureau Augmentation systems are designed to improve one or more qualities of a GNSS system or…
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The third CNES-ESA workshop on GNSS signals and signal processing will provide an overview of the Galileo and other GNSS signals, characteristics, and…
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“GNSS Solutions” is a regular column featuring questions and answers about technical aspects of GNSS. Readers are invited to send their questions to…
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