Solar Activity: Is There Aspirin for This GNSS Headache? Like the hurricane/cyclone/typhoon seasons that occur every year around the globe, one fact of life about GNSS is space weather and the solar c...
Read More →ION GNSS Conference – Not This Year Well, it wasn’t meant to be. Hurricane Ike made sure of that. I travel quite a bit and I never fly Continental Airlines, but there aren’t a lot of cho...
Read More →Civil P(Y) follow-up and ION GNSS I figure it’s about time for a follow-up newsletter on the Civil P(Y) sunset proposal by the GPS Wing. In June, I wrote a spoke briefly with Col. Madden, Comman...
Read More →Attending the Annual ESRI Networking Conference As much as surveyors, engineers and constructors may not appreciate geographic information systems (GIS) technology, at some point everyone should atten...
Read More →The Latest from Moscow and JAVAD GNSS It seems every industry has at least one person’s first name that, when spoken, sparks recognition from anyone who has a reasonable amount of experience in that...
Read More →Software Receivers May Hold the Key to Multi GNSS It’s not often that I read a technical paper that really catches my attention to the point that I read and reread it, then write the authors to ...
Read More →PNT Advisory Board on the Virtues of 30 Plus Last fall, I wrote a column about the Civil GPS Service Interface Committee (CGSIC). Essentially, CGSIC is the forum for the civil community to com...
Read More →The Mobile Frontier in Field Data Collection The mobile phone business is going nuts. Makers are introducing powerful phones in groves. The sleek and stylish Motorola Razor is almost an antique now. A...
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