Galileo’s Two Giant Steps Back
September 24, 2014
Galileo’s first two full-operational capability (FOC) satellites have been in a safe state since August 28, under control […]
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Galileo’s first two full-operational capability (FOC) satellites have been in a safe state since August 28, under control […]
A modern-day fable related by Steven Covey tells of a civil engineer leading a crew engaged in building […]
By Peter de Selding The message to the recent European Space Solutions conference in Prague was simple enough: […]
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission convened a June 20 workshop on “GPS Protection and Receiver Performance” whose bite […]
Putting GNSS into use within much larger aggregates of systems shows the greatest promise yet for earthly good. […]
With the first two full-operational-capability (FOC) Galileo satellites successfully through their thermal-vacuum tests, the program’s next hurdle is […]
The most modernized GPS satellites on orbit will broadcast a new civil navigation message (CNAV) on the L2C and L5 signals in April. That’s the plan, at least. An update on the CNAV debate in the United States. Also, summaries of key presentations from the international committee charged with inter-GNSS compatibility and interoperability.
The hounds of spring are on winter’s traces. As Galileo emerges from its long, cold slumber, the energy […]
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