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Figure 2. GPS is visible in the spectrum only if a narrow resolution bandwidth is used. This spectrum was obtained with a center frequency of 1575.42 MHz, a frequency span of 4 MHz, a resolution bandwidth of 10 Hz, root-mean-square averaging with 20 averages, and a reference level of 250 dBm.

October 1, 2010

Innovation: Record, Replay, Rewind

By Richard B. Langley

October 1, 2010

Letter to the Editor: History Articles Set Record Straight

By GPS World Staff

October 1, 2010

Out in Front: Welcome to Accuracy Anonymous

By Alan Cameron

October 1, 2010

Expert Advice: An EPIC Start for Coordination

By GPS World Staff

October 1, 2010

The System: GLONASS Forecast Bright and Plentiful

By GPS World Staff

October 1, 2010

Sparse Network: Wide-Area, Sub-Decimeter Positioning for Airborne LiDAR Surveys

By GPS World Staff

October 1, 2010

Can GNSS Drive V2X?

By GPS World Staff

September 28, 2010

First quasi-zenith satellite, Michibiki, achieves final orbit

By GPS World Staff

September 24, 2010

Air Force to Respond to GAO Report on GPS

By GPS World Staff

September 22, 2010

GLONASS Update Delves into Constellation Details

By GPS World Staff

September 13, 2010

First QZSS Satellite, Michibiki, Launched

By GPS World Staff

Figure 1. Left, the orbit path of three QZSS satellites will eventually keep at least one of them directly over Japan at all times. Right, the inclined geosynchronous orbit of the fifth Compass satellite, launched in July, has a similar ground track and mission goal.

September 1, 2010

The System: Michibiki Takes Up Station and Other GNSS Constellation Updates

By Alan Cameron

Today’s News

Innovation: Record, Replay, Rewind

Letter to the Editor: History Articles Set Record Straight

Out in Front: Welcome to Accuracy Anonymous

Expert Advice: An EPIC Start for Coordination

The System: GLONASS Forecast Bright and Plentiful

Sparse Network: Wide-Area, Sub-Decimeter Positioning for Airborne LiDAR Surveys

Can GNSS Drive V2X?

First quasi-zenith satellite, Michibiki, achieves final orbit

Air Force to Respond to GAO Report on GPS

GLONASS Update Delves into Constellation Details

First QZSS Satellite, Michibiki, Launched

The System: Michibiki Takes Up Station and Other GNSS Constellation Updates

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