Vol. IX, Issue 5, May 2013
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Characterization of GNSS Jammers

Daniele Borio, Joaquim Fortuny- Guasch, Cillian O’Driscoll

The Challenges of Good Land Governance

Dr Keith Clifford Bell, Shivakumar Srinivas

Geospatial Data Infrastructure of the KSA Border Guard

Dr Ulrich Lenk, Dr Ahmed S Alzahrani

Study on the Teaching Method Innovation of Space Geodesy

Erhu WEI, Shuai ZHANG

Elements, Issues and Challenges in Implementation of NSDI

Hayder Abd Al-Razzaq Abd, Abdul Rashid Bin Mohamed Shariff, Bal Krishna
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Vol. IX, Issue 4, April 2013
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Privacy concerns with big data from probe vehicle systems

Masaaki Sato

Combining GAGAN with IRNSS

Vyasraj Guru Rao and Gerard Lachapelle

Using satellite altimetry to monitor and determine sea level

Dexter Davis, Michael Sutherland, Sandesh Jaggan and Demi Singh

Mitigating the systematic errors of e-GPS leveling

Lao-Sheng-Lin

Investigating effects in GPS time series

Ismail SANLIOGLU and Tahsin KARA


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Stimulating interest and encouraging youth participation for future sustainability

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The test results show that the proposed method can mitigate the systematic errors of orthometric

height from e-GPS leveling efficiently. We present here the first part of the paper

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Errors associated with GPS observations make it impossible to use a single receiver for geodetic, geodynamic and vehicle automation applications requiring centimeter or millimeter level accuracy.

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With the advent of satellite imagery resolution, the satellite photogrammetry has become a new area of practice to handle mass data and been utilized in many areas with its low cost and short production time.

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Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (GSI) is the governing institute on geodetic survey and mapping. It manages about 130,000 geodetic reference points in Japan and their survey results are consistent with the International Terrestrial Reference Frame. The recent development of GNSS technology led to more than 1,200 GNSS-based control stations with operation system called GEONET as new geodetic reference points.