Global experiences with public private partnerships for land registry services: A critical review
Dr. Keith Clifford Bell
The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of experiences globally with LRS PPPs and privatization proposals. Readers may recall that in the first part of the paper published in November'2019 issue the emphasis was on understanding privatization and Public Private Partnerships. In the second part published in the December 2019 issue, the author shared some of the global experiences from Canada, United Kingdom and Malaysia. In this concluding part the author shares the experiences from the Philippines, New Zealand and Australia... [more]

The consequences of vulnerabilities within autonomous navigation are alarming
Jennifer Edis
From advances in mass-market urban autonomous vehicles to biomedical autonomous robots within the human body, autonomous navigation is entering new environments where the stakes have never been higher... [more]

Do we need GNSS alternatives, OR, should we protect what we already have?
Graeme Hooper
For future 2020 and onwards GNSS trends, systems like GRIFFIN and issues associated with spectrum protection are sure to gain both greater industry focus and adoption, particularly in safety and integrity level (SIL) related applications... [more]

The challenges for resilient PNT in 2020
Guy Buesnel
Given the scale of GNSS interference and spoofing events we've observed worldwide in 2019 , the integrity (trustworthiness) of GNSS is becoming even more important to users than the fundamental measures of GNSS receiver performance... [more]