Global Navigation Satellite Systems Engineering, Policy, and Design
Oregon Convention Center from above, looking across Willamette River to downtown PortlandThe 2010 Institute of Navigation GNSS conference will take place at the Oregon Convention Center in Portland, Oregon from Tuesday evening, September 21 through Friday morning, September 24.
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Reston Hyatt BallroomThe 42nd Precise Time and Time Interval Systems and Applications meeting and industry exhibition will take place at the Hyatt Regency Reston Town Center in Reston, Virginia on November 15-18.
It will focus on time dissemination, GNSS timing performance, user applications, precision time and frequency transfer techniques and future timing equipment.
PTTI Tutorials for scientists, mathematicians, engineers and anyone new to the field are scheduled on Monday, November 15.
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The 24th European Frequency and Time Forum – EFTF 2010 – will take place at the European Space Agency (ESA/ESTEC) in Noordwijk, Netherlands from April 13 to 16.
The special topic this year is "Time and Frequency Research, Technology and Applications in Space."
The annual international conference covers recent advances in time and frequency scientific research, industrial development and end-user applications. The associated industry exhibition features new products in those areas.
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The 4S Symposium and exhibition will take place at the Pestana Conference Center in Funchai on the Portugeuse island of Madeira from May 31 to June 4 2010.It is sponsored by ESA, the European Space Agency and the French space agency, CNES.
Paper abstracts are due by January 11 2010. This year’s topic is "The Small Satellites and the Knowledge-based Society."
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The 2010 Toulouse Space Show will take place at the Pierre Baudis Convention Center in Toulouse, France on June 8-11 2010. It’s a veritable festival of European space applications.
It includes a commercial exhibition, technical events, and six conferences:
The Asia Oceania Region Workshop on GNSS is a new event organized by Japan’s space agency and Satellite Positioning Research and Applications Center and GISTDA, Thailand’s space agency.
It will take place at the Sofitel Centara Grand Bangkok hotel on Monday and Tuesday, January 25-26, 2010.
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"GPS Jamming and Interference – A Clear and Present Danger" is the theme of this one-day conference sponsored by the Royal Institute of Navigation and the Location and Timing Program of Digital Systems KTN, a UK network funded by Britain’s Technology Strategy Board.
The event will be held at the National Physical Laboratory in Teddington (London) on Tuesday, February 23.
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The European Space Agency is sponsoring a free three day event in Brussels, Belgium to showcase new satellite navigation innovations and to encourage collaboration between small entrepreneurial companies and the major corporations involved in the buildout of Galileo.
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The Position Location And Navigation Symposium technical conference and industry exhibition is a forum for the latest navigation technology. It is held every other year in even numbered years. The 2010 event will be held at Renaissance Esmerelda Resort and Spa in Indian Wells, near Palm Springs, California.
Conference tutorials covering a number of topics from core navigation fundamentals to in-depth classes about the latest technologies will take place on May 3. Twenty-four half-day technical sessions are scheduled for May 4-6.
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Trimble will hold its first user conference in China on December 15-17 at the Jiuhua Resort and Conference Center in Beijing. It will cover civilian technology only.
The theme "Exploration Has No Boundaries," draws comparisons between 15th century navigator Zhenghe, the 2008 space mission Shenqui, and the use of positioning technology to steer exploration.
Trimble head Steve Bergland will deliver one of the conference keynotes.
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NavTechGPS will offer GNSS tutorials on February 22-26 2010 at the Hotel Solamar in San Diego, California. They are:
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NAV09, the Royal Institute of Navigation’s annual conference, will be
held at four different locations covering five different areas of navigation throughout November.
November 10: Maritime
"Shipbourne Navigation – What’s Coming Next?"
Southampton Solent University Conference Centre.
November 12: Positioning and Location
"Now and into the Future. Looking Beyond the Horizon"
University of Nottingham.
November 19: Land
The fourth European workshop on GNSS signals and signal processing will take place at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany on Thursday and Friday, December 10-11 2009.
The keynote speech on “European GNSS Programs Status and Perspectives on Signals” will be given by Frédéric Bastide, European Commission (DG-Energy & Transport).
The full program can be downloaded from the website below.
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