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An example of a MEMS. (Photo: Safran Colibrys)

Safran develops inertial micro-sensor strategy

May 3, 2022

Safran Electronics & Defense is taking a major step forward in its inertial navigation strategy by grouping two […]

This article is tagged with inertial navigation, INS, MEMS, micro-electromechanical systems, Norway, Safran, Safran Electronics & Defense, Safran Sensing Technologies, Switzerland and posted in Latest News, OEM

Switzerland Joins the EU’s Galileo Program

February 5, 2014

Switzerland has signed a cooperation agreement to participate in the Galileo and EGNOS programs, the pillars of the […]

This article is tagged with European Space Agency, European Union, Galileo, Switzerland and posted in GNSS, Latest News

Figure 3. The 21 GPS stations in the project area in the mountainous canton of Valais (see also Figure 2) used during the measurement campaign in July 2005. The stations’ altitudes vary between 527 meters (SION) and 3119 meters (ZER2).

Innovation: Better Weather Prediction Using GPS

July 1, 2010

Water Vapor Tomography in the Swiss Alps
A team of Swiss researchers is using data from a network of GPS receivers and the technique of tomography to obtain profiles of how moisture is distributed with height, which might lead to better weather forecasts.

This article is tagged with remote sensing, Switzerland, weather, weather forecasting and posted in From the Magazine, Innovation