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Juan Blanch


Juan Blanch is a research associate at Stanford University, where he works on integrity algorithms for GNSS. He holds a Ph.D. in aeronautics and astronautics from Stanford.


Article
Future Augmented   March 1, 2010
By: Juan Blanch,Per Enge,Todd Walter

After reviewing current performance of WAAS, EGNOS, and MSAS, the authors present expected future performance, including the benefits of GPS L5. They evaluate the impact of the Indian GAGAN and Russian SDCM systems on global coverage and examine southward expansions for the original three SBASs....more >>

Article
Shaping Aviation Integrity   April 1, 2008
By: Boris Pervan,Juan Blanch,Livio Gratton,Per Enge,Todd Walter

Relative RAIM and absolute RAIM both enable an aircraft to raise a flag within seconds of receiving faulty data. This article evaluates the protection-level equations for both methods, and examines them in the light of GNSS constellations optimized for 24, 27, and 30 satellites.









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