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Title:Views - The View from Here - Don't Stop Now
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Table of contents – Volume 15, Issue 6
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The View from Here Don't Stop NowGibbons, G. et al. | 2004
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Views - The View from Here - Don't Stop NowGibbons, Glen et al. | 2004
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News - Global View - RTCM Releases New Differential Standard; New Geointelligence Group Forms; L2C Launch Delay, Tests; GPS-Galileo Deal Advances| 2004
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Rover, Go Your Own Way Self-Calibrating Pseudolite Array Robotic rovers roaming remote areas could position themselves with drift-free, centimeter-level, three-dimensional accuracy-all without a satellite constellation. Posited for Mars exploration, a self-calibrating array of pseudolites eliminates the need for accurate a priori position information, precise placement, or navigation satellitesMatsuoka, M. / Rock, S. M. / Bualat, M. G. et al. | 2004
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Integration Challenge - Rover, Go Your Own Way - Self-Calibrating Pseudolite Array - Robotic rovers roaming remote areas could position themselves with drift-free, centimeter-level, three-dimensional accuracy -- All without a satellite constellation. Posited for Mars exploration, a self-calibrating array of pseudolites eliminates the need for accurate a priori position information, precise placement, or navigation satellites.Matsuoka, Masayoshi et al. | 2004
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Leading Edge - GPS Goes Martian - Nav-Com for a Red Planet - NASA has proposed a GPS-like system for Mars, and the French space agency plans to field a fleet of exploratory vehicles that will position themselves by observing the passing satellites. Canadian researchers calculate inter-satellite and satellite-ground ranges and range rates, simulating and assessing performance of both systems.O'Keefe, Kyle et al. | 2004
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GPS Goes Martian Nav/Com for a Red Planet NASA has proposed a GPS-like system for Mars, and the French space agency plans to field a fleet of exploratory vehicles that will position themselves by observing the passing satellites. Canadian researchers calculate inter-satellite and satellite-ground ranges and range rates, simulating and assessing performance of both systemsO Keefe, K. / Lachapelle, G. / Skone, S. et al. | 2004
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Going the Distance A GPS Solution for TSD Rallies Time Speed Distance (TSD) car rallies provide a rigorous setting for GPS to showcase its exactitude in measuring all three quantities and its readiness to replace the precision odometers currently used by contestantsDost, K. et al. | 2004
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Design Challenge - Going the Distance - A GPS Solution for TSD Rallies - Time Speed Distance (TSD) car rallies provide a rigorous setting for GPS to showcase its exactitude in measuring all three quantities and its readiness to replace the precision odometers currently used by contestants.Dost, Kurt et al. | 2004
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Special Section - Corporate Profiles - Leaders in the GPS marketplace describe their products, services, and corporate capabilities in this special feature.| 2004
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Special Section - Buyers Guide 2004 - The GPS industry's one and only authoritative directory, listing 211 companies and which of 99 key GPS-related products and services they offer.| 2004
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Special Section - Company Directory| 2004
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Special Section - Products and Services| 2004
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Innovation - Where's My Bus? Radio Signposts, Dead Reckoning, and GPS - An experimental intelligent transportation system integrates GPS with dead reckoning and radio signposts to provide position information about buses along city routes, and let riders know just when their bus will come.El-Gelil, Mahmoud Abd et al. | 2004
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Where's My Bus? Radio Signposts, Dead Reckoning, and GPSEl-Gelil, M. A. / El-Rabbany, A. et al. | 2004
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News - GPS Inside - RF Micro Orients To Bluetooth, GPS; Navman Pockets Bluetooth with GPS; National Agencies Remap Europe; Xpert DSP Arrives from CEVA; Trimble, u-Nav Soft-Hard Allies; ERI Inked for Miniature AJ; Raytheon Eyeballs Maverick Variant; Tele Atlas Bulks Up; Telcontar, gpware Navigate in Tongues; London Bobbies Collar Motorola Units; fTech Absorbs Racewood GPS; Sydney Calling; Her Majesty Bestows Upon Spirent| 2004
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Advertisers Index . Company Index| 2004
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Classifieds| 2004
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Calendar| 2004