If not GNSS, then what?
August 23, 2024
GNSS is magic — but only when it works. It has played and will continue to play a crucial part in advancing our knowledge and abilities and supporting diverse use cases worldwide.
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GNSS is magic — but only when it works. It has played and will continue to play a crucial part in advancing our knowledge and abilities and supporting diverse use cases worldwide.
GPS World Editorial Advisory Board member Jules McNeff discusses the use of GPS in US infrastructure and additional PNT services.
How can commercial space help bridge the GPS vulnerability gap by providing alternative PNT services? “With the proliferation […]
The GPS World Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) discusses the questions, “OCX is more than seven years behind schedule. What are the consequences?”
Should GPS have a satellite-based high-accuracy service, like Galileo’s and BeiDou’s? What would it take to build it?
The GPS World Editorial Advisory Board answers two questions, one about the most promising innovation in satellite navigation, the other asking how good of a remedy multi-constellation receivers are to GNSS vulnerability.
The GPS World Editorial Advisory Board (EAB) answers the question, “Regarding augmentation services such as Galileo HAS, at what accuracy level should public services end and private ones begin?”
GPS World’s Editorial Advisory Board elaborates on the question, “Is the GNSS community failing to exploit the potential of chip-scale atomic clocks (CSAC)?”
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