Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
On Friday (November 30), the European transport council voted unanimously to adopt a European Commission (EC) financial scheme that would lead to a…
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John W. Betz developed the binary offset carrier modulation and participated in the design of modernized signals including GPS M code and L1C….
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Through its Canadian subsidiary, Hexagon AB has acquired 93.3 percent of NovAtel Inc. following closure of its tender offer on November 27. Under…
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Sponsored by the Geospatial Information and Technology Association (GITA), this symposium will take place in conjunction with the Geospatial Infrastructure Solutions Conference (formerly…
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Sierra Robinson is the digital edition editor for Inside GNSS magazine.
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Gwen Thomsen Rhodes, art director for Inside GNSS, has worked in trade magazine publishing for more than sixteen years.
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GPS IIR-M paper model (Baseband Technologies) The holidays are coming – what can you find for the engineer who has everything? Why not…
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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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