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May 2013 | No Comment

The main focus of this paper is the spectral and spatial characterization of GNSS jammers with specific emphasis on multi-frequency wideband jammers which are able to simultaneously jam up to three frequencies. The paper extends previous analysis to jammers also operating in the L2 and L5 bands

May 2013 | No Comment

Hexagon 2013
3- 6 June
Las Vegas, USA

Apr 2013 | No Comment

It has come to our notice that Google India organised a competition called ‘Mapathon 2013’ wherein they invited the public to participate in mapping their neighbourhoods. These maps were then supposed to be uploaded on the website of the US-based search engine.

Apr 2013 | No Comment

Time series that can fi nd application in every area of science as related to its associated technology are often indispensable application area in the science of statistics, and sometimes in econometrics.

Apr 2013 | No Comment

Even in 1996 it was reported that over half of the world’s population lived within 60 km of the shoreline (Turner et al, 1996). This trend has continued with an increase in the population in question. Small Island Developing States (SIDS), such as those in the Caribbean, tend to have much of their population live along coasts.

Apr 2013 | No Comment

The Indian Spa ce Research Organisation (ISRO) is in the process of deploying the Indian Regional Navigation System (IRNSS), a dual frequency service system. Another contribution by ISRO in the area of Navigation system is GPS Aided GEO Augmented Navigation (GAGAN)

Apr 2013 | No Comment

In the age where the basis of Internet infrastructure for digital communication is developing, one of the most important issues that we need to address urgently is the building of a global service infrastructure in our society based on our activities and mobility.

Apr 2013 | No Comment

Intergeo East 2013
2 – 4 May
Istanbul, Turkey

Apr 2013 | No Comment

The Survey of India complains
Against Google’s Mapathon 2013
Brings again the spatial data issues to the forefront

Mar 2013 | No Comment

The earthquake, tsunami and the nuclear devastation.
18,500 deaths, 400,000 houses destroyed.
Thousands still live in temporary houses.