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GPS and GNSS: confronting dual-use realities

September 28, 2020

I welcome the opportunity to contribute and congratulate GPS World on your 30th anniversary. Over those 30 years, […]

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This article is tagged with GNSS, GNSS community, GPS, GPS technology, Jules McNeff, PNT Enterprise, PNT service and posted in From the Magazine

A Malaysian tribe and the Trimble 4000SLD, the first kinematic “backpack” GPS receiver. Weighing 44 lbs. without batteries, the receiver was introduced in 1988. (Photo: Trimble)

GPS: Obscurity to ubiquity

September 18, 2020

Over the past 30 years, GPS World has been at the forefront of the transition of GPS from […]

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This article is tagged with autonomous applications, GNSS technology, GPS Block-I satellite, GPS technology, Operation Desert Storm, Stuart Riley, Trimble and posted in Opinions

1960s mainframe computer (Photo: NASA)

Surveying and geospatial data: the perfect couple

July 1, 2020

Everywhere we look, data is being collected, reviewed, analyzed and stored. It used to be that data was […]

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This article is tagged with digital twin, GPS technology, lidar, NASA, photogrammetry, Public Land Survey System, surveying, Tim Burch and posted in Opinions, Survey

Photo: Lockheed Martin

U.S. Air Force declares first GPS III ‘available for launch’

October 10, 2017

The U.S. Air Force has declared the first Lockheed Martin-built GPS III satellite “available for launch,” (AFL) ushering […]

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This article is tagged with GPS III, GPS III satellite, GPS III SV01, GPS technology, Lockheed Martin, Mark Stewart, U.S. Air Force and posted in Featured Stories, GNSS, Latest News