GPS trackers are a form of search, and police must obtain a search warrant to use them, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled. This comes as a setback to government and police agencies who increasi...
Read More →By Alan Cameron A supersize bunch of pent-up GNSS just bust out all over. GLONASS is fully operational for the first time in more than 15 years. At least one Galileo in-orbit validation satellite broa...
Read More →David Last and Sally Basker Across transportation, agriculture, industry, commerce, and finance, GPS has replaced earlier technologies, opened up innovative applications, and led to new ways of doing...
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December is typically the month when writers of regularly featured columns wax nostalgic and engage in a certain amount of prognostication. This year I enlisted the help of Lt. Col. Jennifer Grant, th...
Read More →Chris Rizos By Chris Rizos, Co-chair, Steering Committee of Multi-GNSS Asia A dramatic increase over the next five years to roughly 100 GNSS satellites in the skies over Asia and Oceania makes that re...
Read More →Logan Scott By Logan Scott Disaster-preparedness plans recognize the individual’s role in his or her own survival. When storms approach, have water, food, and basic survival gear on hand. It takes t...
Read More →Thanks to Richard Langley for the constellation update in November GPS World, from ION-GNSS. I’m a GPS constellation junkie, and if there was a history of each GPS space vehicle on orbit, I’d read...
Read More →By Rich Keegan LightSquared is currently conducting a public campaign intended to persuade federal regulators to approve a nationwide broadband service that would be detrimental to users and applicati...
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