What it means to be a Gold Standard
October 14, 2020
Recently there have been conversations within the world’s position, navigation and timing communities regarding the use of the […]
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Recently there have been conversations within the world’s position, navigation and timing communities regarding the use of the […]
By Paul Crampton, Spirent Federal As we bid farewell to the last GPS-IIA satellite and read of delays […]
Elsewhere in this (January) issue you’ll find the hard facts — basic, but hard — concerning the inaugural […]
Views from the top drive this issue of the magazine: personal essays from the directing officers and/or architects […]
A Lockheed Martin vice president has stated that the first GPS III satellite will likely launch in 2017, not 2016 as had been projected in the most recent update. The company is readying the first satellite for launch availability by the end of 2015, for launch as early as the end of this year, but Mark Valerio, vice president and general manager of Lockheed Martin’s military space business, stated in a Feb. 18 news briefing that he expects the Air Force will schedule its launch for early 2017.
Sometimes the patient has to get sick in order to get better. The eruption of a malady leads […]
Our esteemed editor-in-chief and publisher at GPS World, Alan Cameron, penned an editorial in January concerning claims made […]
BeiDou Releases Public Service Performance Document In late December, director Ran Chengqi of China’s Satellite Navigation System Management […]
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