Giove-A, the first Galileo pilot satellite launched on 28th December, has transmitted its signals to the Earth stations using the Navigation Signal Generation Unit (NSGU) and the wide-band Navigation Antenna...

Last year we replaced the term GPS (Global Positioning System) by GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) because of their gradual evolution into real navigation systems. The receivers listed here represent...

CR Kennedy, Leica Geosystems partner in Australia, has won a tender to supply new Continuously Operating Reference Stations (CORS) to Spatial Information Infrastructure of the Department of Sustainability and Environment...

GEOBrasil Summit is the main geo-information event in Latin America, and 2007 beats all records. From 17th to 19th July the Imigrantes Expositions Center, São Paulo played host to 3,500...

Chronos Technology (United Kingdom) and Septentrio (Belgium) are working together to bring Septentrio's products into the OEM and professional precision GNSS receiver markets in the UK and Ireland. Septentrio's Sales...

The launch of the Galileo In-Orbit Validation Element (GIOVE)-B satellite has been delayed again, to early 2007, following problems with testing. GIOVE-B was to have been launched in April this...

Founded in 1983, NovAtel was originally a telecommunications company and since Initial Public Offering in 1997 has been a public company (NASDAQ: NGPS) entirely focused on GNSS and precise-positioning technology....

The fifth Munich Satellite Navigation Summit 2007 took place from 6th to 8th March 2007 in the famous ‘Residenz München’, Munich, Germany. The summit was established as the European and...

As Europe’s biggest project yet undertaken, the Galileo programme has been subject to ongoing query from the outset, including reservations about the (final) cost. Why add a third Global Navigation...

Berlin will showcase European and international space activities at the ILA2008 Air Show from Tuesday 27 May to Sunday 1 June. An International Space Village spanning over 2500m2 will be...