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September 2007, volumeIII issue 9
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| Will Galileo happen? Dr Guenter Heinrichs, Miguel Romay Merino, Jim Doherty, F Michael Swiek,Ronald R Hatch | Understanding EGNOS Melanie Vritschan, Umberto Guida, Jon Westbrook | Unconventional applications with single frequency DGPS Rajneesh Gupta, Vivek Bansal, Brig M C Dhamija (Retd) | Zheng He’s sailing to West Ocean Jin Ding, Chaojian Shi, Adam Weintrit | The Global Map Experience Dr Fraser Taylor | Interview Michael Shaw | ||||||||
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Industry news |
Galileo update |
Other news |
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Leica Geosystems introduces GMX902 GG GPS + GLONASS receivern Tele Atlas announces availability of digital map of China NavCom releases StarControl @Road adds real-time GPS to Taskforce 7.5 Magellan launches Triton handheld series Hemisphere GPS introduces Outback S-Lite |
Galileo to support global search and rescue The detection of emergency beacons will greatly improved by the....[More] EADS, Thales, Finmeccanica in pact on their future Galileo project role EADS, Thales and Finmeccanica have reached an agreement on sharing responsibilities…[More] Giove-A test Campaign Completed The test campaign using the large antenna at Chilbolton Observatory to analyse... [More] |
Mobile phones to determine the next catch! [More] QUALCOMM equips 300 M mobile handsets worldwide with GPS [more] GIS to fight Dengue epidemic in Bangkok [More] Russia starts serial production of new navigation systems [More] GSLV-F04 successfully launched [More] Thai satellite to be launched in November [More] |
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