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February 9, 2017

Navilock’s New GNSS Receivers Feature u-blox’s Untethered 3D Dead Reckoning

Navilock’s GNSS receivers. Photo source: Navilock.

Thalwil, Switzerland-based u-blox’s Untethered 3D Dead Reckoning GNSS module NEO-M8U is at the core of Navilock’s new GNSS receiver series for service vehicles. The new portfolio will enable retrofitting of Dead Reckoning (DR) and Untethered Dead Reckoning (UDR) technology in any vehicle.

By Inside GNSS

February 8, 2017

EUCASS 2017 Conference

The EUCASS 2017 Conference is the main continental scientific event for aeronautics and space, second only to the AIAA Scitech in the United States.

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NavatechGPS Spring GNSS and GPS+INS Courses

NavatechGPS, a leader in GPS/GNSS training for more than 30 years, announces its spring GNSS and GPS+INS Courses, which will be held May 8-12 in San Diego, California.

The courses include Inertial Systems, Kalman Filtering, and GPS/INS Integration (Instructors: Dr. Alan Pue and Mr. Michael Vaujin); GPS/GNSS Operations for Engineers and Technical Professionals (Instructor: Dr. Chris Hegarty); and GNSS Fundamentals and Enhancements (Instructor: Dr. Chris Hegarty).

For more information, contact Carolyn McDonald at cmcdonald@navtechgps.com

By Inside GNSS

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Mobile World Congress

The Mobile World Congress, described as the world’s largest gathering for the mobile industry, is organized by the GSMA and held in the Mobile World Capital Barcelona, Spain from Feb. 27 to March 2, 2017.

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February 7, 2017

Spirent Security Experts Predict Greater Risk to GNSS this Year

Spirent Communications plc’s annual security forecast warns of the increased likelihood of disruptions this year to a wide variety of civil and military applications relying on global navigation satellite systems — GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and BeiDou.

By Inside GNSS

February 6, 2017

WSTS Timing and Sync Event Includes Keynote Address on GPS Timing

Tower Hall at San Jose State University. Photo source: Wikimedia Commons.

The 26th annual Workshop on Synchronization and Timing Systems (WSTS), sponsored by The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and ATIS, will take place April 3-6 at the DoubleTree in Jan Jose, California.

By Inside GNSS

NASA Workshop: “Emerging Technologies for Autonomous Space Navigation”

Photo source: NASA

NASA’s Space Communications and Navigation (SCaN)/Human Exploration and Operations Mission Directorate (HEOMD) announces a workshop on February 16 on “Emerging Technologies for Autonomous Space Navigation” to inform the U.S. industry on evolving positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) technologies and techniques being developed to enhance the operational efficiency and flexibility of future missions.

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February 3, 2017

ITM/PTTI addresses advances in GNSS technology, precise time

Another informative joint Institute of Navigation (ION) International Technical Meeting and Precise Time/Time Interval Meeting is in the books and attendees of the event this week in Monterey, California had the opportunity to learn and share ideas on a wide array of topics and technologies.

By Inside GNSS

January 27, 2017

NASA Workshop to Address GPS/GNSS Capabilities, Other PNT-Related Developments

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January 26, 2017

European GNSS Agency’s Second Galileo Hackathon

After a successful first GSA Galileo Hackathon, the European GNSS Agency (GSA) is busy making plans for its next adventure in app building, scheduled to coincide with infoShare 2017, May 17-19 in Gdańsk, Poland.

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No Sudden Moves

As with the notion of “disruption,” unpredictability can be useful. A move in chess or go, for instance. Or in the case of cuisine — say, when usurping Taco Thursday with chicken tagine. Even in negotiations, an unanticipated gambit can change the outcome positively.

Sometimes, of course, unpredictability is in the immanent nature of things. Despite advances in meteorological technology and science, weather continues to prove fickle. Foreknowledge of earthquakes remains difficult to pin down in space and time.

By Inside GNSS

January 24, 2017

GPS Roundup: Congress Reopens for Business

Washington has seen a lot of transitions, so even amidst political controversy it’s generally business as usual.

For the GPS community that business, at least in the near term, will likely center on changes in federal leadership — with many key appointments, like a new Secretary of the Air Force, still to be determined. In addition — even at this early stage when new lawmakers are still trying to find their offices — there are issues and opportunities worth watching in emerging legislation.

By Dee Ann Divis