Lockheed Martin looking forward to explore GPS III capabilities
Lockheed Martin launched its first GPS III satellite and confirms that the unit is communicating efficiently with ground-control operators.
The GPS III program involves new ground stations and new, higher-power satellites, with additional navigation signals for both civilian and military users, and aims to improve the …
The National Monuments Service in Ireland is using high-resolution aerial photography from Bluesky to map and investigate a giant…
Use of civilian drones in Germany
A study by the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) has now revealed that there is clear approval in Germany for the use of civilian drones in civil protection, rescue missions and research work. However, flights for advertising, leisure and parcel delivery purposes are still viewed …
This paper is based on results presented in Lundsten and Paasch (2017; 2018) and is in part a re-publication of Lundsten and Paasch (2018)…
The maritime industry has been through a paradigm shift with the introduction of electronic navigation…
The Union civil aviation ministry of India has made public the draft note for Drone policy 2.0 on 15th January, 2019, focusing majorly on Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations…
The aerial mapping industry experienced a notable transformation as digital sensors replaced film cameras as the preferred imaging tool…
In the past decades, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have revolutionized positioning and navigation activities…
Volume XV, Issue 1, January 2019
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Navigation: Trend and challenges
John Pottle, Jiwon Seo, Simon Gaskin, Steve Hickling and Guy Buesnel, Yasuo Arai
Digital elevation models based on the topographic maps
Mirmakhmudov Erkin, Gulyamova Lola and Juliev Muhiddin
Geospatial industry must focus on making big data more useful
Boris Skopljak
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Prof Bradford Parkinson
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Mission Possible!
India gears up for Gaganyaan,
India’s manned mission to space.
With the approval of the Government funding Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) targets the manned space mission by December 2021.
Before this, it plans two non-crew flights in December 2020 and July 2021.
The mission will be capable of carrying three Indian astronauts and will orbit the Earth …
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