EGNOS, European Superiority, and the Need to Get ‘Very, Very Busy’
March 31, 2014
The European GNSS scene received an early Easter present with the successful launch of two new-generation transponders for […]
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The European GNSS scene received an early Easter present with the successful launch of two new-generation transponders for […]
With the first two full-operational-capability (FOC) Galileo satellites successfully through their thermal-vacuum tests, the program’s next hurdle is […]
Galileo Accomplishes In-Orbit Validation Nucleus of Four Now Operational: It “Works, and Works Well” The European Space Agency […]
Following the second Galileo launch in October 2012, leading to four operational satellites in orbit, a progressive chain of events has taken place in 2013 encompassing all Galileo Services, starting from the first position fix on March 12 (Figure 1), when navigation message continuous broadcast began.
Report from ENC: Constellation Needs 22 Satellites in Three Years Launch, deploy, and operate “22 satellites in less […]
Scientists in Hanoi, Vietnam, send word that on March 27 the four Galileo in-orbit validation satellites were visible […]
by James T. Curran, Mark Petovello, and Gérard Lachapelle Within a day of their initial activation over central […]
Septentrio became the first receiver manufacturer to report an autonomous real-time position calculation using Galileo IOV satellites, with […]
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