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May 2019 | No Comment

GNSS signals are quite vulnerable to interference, jamming and spoofing

Dinesh Manandhar

Associate Professor (Project) Center for Spatial Information Science (CSIS) The University of Tokyo, Japan

Today, when you buy a computer, you also buy an anti-virus software. But why? It’s because you don’t feel secure with virus attacks to your brand new computer and you would like …

Apr 2019 | No Comment

 

When fake is in vogue
Not only in our physical world
But has percolated in cognitive arena as well.
Forces with vested agendas armed with powerful tools
Like facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter, etc.
Appears to have taken over our minds.
There have been reports that a few technical giants
Are said to have waged a war …

Apr 2019 | No Comment

May 2019

5th International Conference on Geographical Information Systems Theory, Applications and Management

3-5 May 2019 Heraklion, Crete, Greece

www.www.gistam.org

13th Annual Baska GNSS Conference

5 – 8 May
Baska,Krk Island, Croatia

10th China Satellite Navigation Conference

22 – 25 May, Beijing, China

http://www.beidou.org

4th Joint International Symposium on
Deformation Monitoring and Analysis

15 – 17 May
Athens, Greece

http://jisdm2019.survey.ntua.gr

Geo Business 2019

21 – 22 May
London, UK

www.GeoBusinessShow.com

June 2019

International Conference on …

Apr 2019 | No Comment

Recently, a number of conifers dying due to climate change are being found in high altitude areas of Korean national parks. The existing tree investigation method has been judged by the human visual interpretation. However, with Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) it is not only possible to measure large areas immediately…

Apr 2019 | No Comment

The number of people killed in pleasure craft accidents in Norway has been relatively stable for the last 10 years ranging between 38 and 24. In 2015 the number was 37 and in 2016, 27 (Berntsen, 2017). The reduction in deaths by 2016…

Apr 2019 | No Comment

In Mongolia, several Continuous GNSS stations are operated and managed by different agencies, private companies and national scientific institutions and these stations have been built for purposes such as topography, cartography, cadastral surveying geodynamic, mining and crustal movement monitoring.

Mar 2019 | No Comment

 

When notion of safety crashes
Two crashes within a short span of 5 months.
In October it was PT Lion Mentari Airlines’ Flight 610, Indonesia
And now Ethiopian Airlines Group Flight 302.
Boeing Co.’s 737 Max jet was in service.
Passenger comforts, technologically advanced, cheaper to run,
fuel efficient, …
Wish air safety was a prime …

Mar 2019 | No Comment

April 2019

Commercial UAV Expo Europe

8-10 April
Amsterdam, the Netherlands

www.expouav.com/europe

Pacific PNT

8-11, April
Honolulu, HI USA

www.ion.org

European Navigation Conference 2019

9 – 12 April
Warsaw, Poland

http://enc2019.eu

FIG Working Week 2019

22 – 26 April
Hanoi, Vietnam

http://www.fig.net/fig2019

XIII International Navigation Forum & NAVITECH-2019

23 – 26 April Moscow, Russia

http://glonass-forum.com

AUVSI Xponential 2019

29 April – 2 May
Chicago, United States

http://www.auvsi.org/events/xponential/auvsi-xponential-2019

May 2019

13th Annual Baska …

Mar 2019 | No Comment

Geosciences, along with many other professional fields, have been deeply impacted during the past couple of decades…

Mar 2019 | No Comment

Various 3D imaging techniques have been developed during the past few decades in order to meet the increasing requirements of industrial and social applications…