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| adam_text | T 3* THE INSTITUTE F^BMP) OFNAVIGATION / PROCEEDINGS OF ION GPS-89 THE
SECOND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL MEETING OF THE SATELLITE DIVISION OF THE
INSTITUTE OFNAVIGATION THE BROADMOOR HOTEL COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO
SEPTEMBER 27-29, 1989 THE INSTITUTE OFNAVIGATION 1026 16TH STREET, N.W.,
SUITE 104 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 TABLE OFCONTENTS SESSION 1: OVERVIEWAND
STATUS OFGPS GPSPROGRAM STATUS, COL. MARTY T. RUNKLE AND LT. COL.
THOMASM. LARKIN 3 USERRANGE ERROR AND FREQUENCY STANDARDPERFORMANCEFOR
THE FIRSTBLOCK IISATELLITE, BRUCE R. HERMANN, M. WENDELGOULDMAN AND
EVERETT R. SWIFT 21 SESSION 2A: KINEMATICPOSITIONING CYCLE SLIPS ON
THEMOVE: DETECTION AND ELIMINATION, J. WESTROP, M. E. NAPIER AND V.
ASHKENAZI 31 KINEMATIC AND PSEUDO-KINEMATIC SURVEYING WITH THE
ASHTECHXII, KENDALL FERGUSON, ELLIS VEATCH, RICHARD SAUVE,MIKE EVERS
ANDWENDY CORCORAN 35 APPLYINGKINEMATICGPS TO AIRBORNE
LASERREMOTESENSING, WILLIAMB. KRABILL, CHRESTON F.MARTIN AND ROBERT
N.SWIFT 39 AMBIGUITY RESOLUTION IN THE FASTLANE, RON HATCH 45 SESSION
2B: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTSAND PERSPECTIVE ON SATELLITE POSITIONING
GLONASSCIACODESIGNALS-STATUSANDDEVELOPMENTS, PETER DALY AND GARYR.
LENNEN 53 UKREFERENCE STATIONFOR NAVSTAR GPS, JIR OWEN 61 THE
PRECISERANGE ANDRANGE RATE EQUIPMENTPRARE: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ANDFUTURE
PERSPECTIVES, WOLFGANGLECHNER, CHRISTOPHER REIGBER ANDHERBERT WILMES 67
A SIMULATORFORGPS BASEDNAVIGATION SYSTEMS, A. MAURICE BARD 71 THE USSR S
GLONASS P-CODE-DETERMINATION ANDINITIAL RESULTS, GARY R. LENNEN 77
SESSION 3A: TESTRANGE APPLICATIONS TEST RESULTSFOR THE
HIGH-DYNAMICSINSTRUMENTATION SET (HDIS), GREG KAATZ,TOMKIDO, CARLTON
RICHMOND AND ROBERTW. SNOW 87 RANGE APPLICATIONS JOINTPROGRAM OFFICE
GPSRANGE SYSTEMDATALINK, M. BIRNBAUM, R. F. QUICK, JR., K. S. GILHOUSEN
AND J. BLANDA 103 AIR-TO-AIRMISSILE TRACKING CONCEPTS USING
TRANSLATEDGPS, SULTANMAHMOODAND CAPT. STEVE SOVAIKO 109 ADVANCES IN GPS
TRANSLATOR TECHNOLOGY, JOHN B. MCCONNELL, ROBERT H. GREENBERG, ROBERT B.
PICKETT, PHILLIP C. WILDHAGEN AND ALISON BROWN 115 APPLICATION
OFTRANSLATEDGPS TO THEERIS PROGRAM, LAWRENCE L. WELLS 121 SESSION 3B:
CIVIL APPLICATIONS AN OVERVIEW OFTHE OMNITRACKS-THE FIRST
OPERATIONALTWO-WAY MOBILEKU-BAND SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, ALLEN
SALMASI 127 ANEWINTERNATIONAL POSITIONREPORTING
SERVICEFORMARITIMEANDLANDMOBILE USERS, A. EKMAN 133 VEHICLE NAVIGATION
USING DIFFERENTIAL GPS, TOMHUNTER, WOJCIECH KOSMALSKI AND PHAN TRUONG
139 GPS SPACENAVIGATION:A ROBUSTAPPROACH TO WITHSTANDMULTIPLE
SATELLITEFAILURES, C. CARNEBIANCA 145 SPECIAL METHODSFOR USINGGPS IN THE
OFFSHOREINDUSTRY, ARTHUR R. DENNIS 149 THE
COSTLBENFITOFGPSFORHYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING, P. KIELLANDANDM. J. CASEY
155, USING GPS TO DETERMINE VEHICLEATTITUDE: U.S.S. YORKTOWN TEST
RESULTS, LEONARD R. KRUCZYNSKI, PUI C. LI, ALAN G. EVANS AND BRUCE R.
HERMANN 163 A MONTE CARLO BASED SIMULATIONFOR PREDICTING EFFECTS OFTHE
ANTENNA SUBSYSTEM DESIGN ON GPS USER SETPERFORMANCE, GARRETT D.
QUACKENBUSH AND STEPHEN S. CHAPPELL - 173 SESSION 4A: RECEIVER
DEVELOPMENTS ANDEQUIPMENT GPS NAVIGATION: COMBINING PSEUDORANGE WITH
CONTINUOUS CARRIERPHASE USING A KALMAN FILTER, PATRICK C. HWANG AND R.
GROVER BROWN 185 A PARALLEL TRACKING
HANDHELD-ARCHITECTUREANDPERFORMANCE, RALPH ESCHENBACH 191 NEWGPS
DEVELOPMENTS ANDASHTECH M-XII, JAVADASHJAEE, ROBERT LORENZ, ROBERT
SUTHERLAND, JEAN DUTILLOY, JEAN-BAPTISTE MINAZIO, REZA ABTAHI,
JEAN-MARIE EICHNER, JOANNA KOSMALSKA AND ROGER HELKEY 195
EMBEDDEDGPS-THE CANADIANMARCONI APPROACH, JAMES M. BROWN AND PATRICK J.
HUI 199 ROCKWELLINTERNATIONAL S MINIATURE HIGHPERFORMANCE GPSRECEIVER,
DAVID E. GRAY AND DANIEL C. FORSETH 207 RECEIVER PROCESSING SOFTWARE
DESIGN OFTHE ROCKWELLINTERNATIONALDOD STANDARD GPSRECEIVERS, MTERYC.
RAMBO 217 NAVIGATION SOFTWARE DESIGN OFTHEROCKWELLINTERNATIONALDOD
RECEIVER, MICHAEL P. TAYLOR ANDLARRY D. SYNSTELIEN 227 SESSION 4B:
MULTI-SENSOR INTEGRATION THE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM:A BOOST TO SPACE
USERS, STANLEY C. MAKI 237 USCGHH-65AISRR GPS INTEGRATION
ANDTESTRESULTS, LAMAR T. SEIFUDDIN 245 ADA REAL-TIMEGPS/INS
SIMULATIONAPPROACH TO SYSTEMDEVELOPMENT, DAVID A. DESCH AND JIM HVIDZ
253 A TESTEDAIRCRAFT ANDFLIGHTINSTRUMENTATIONFOR VERIFICATION OFGPS
OPERATION WITHIN THENATIONALAIRSPACE SYSTEM (ABSTRACT ONLY), CAPT.
JOSEPH ALVERIO 259 ANAVIONICS SUITEFOR VERIFICATION OFGPS OPERATION
WITHIN THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (ABSTRACT ONLY), KEN BARCKLEY AND
CAPT. JOSEPH ALVERIO 261 REDUCED ORDERINS/GPS GUIDED UNMANNED AIR
VEHICLE STUDY, TYSEN MUELLER AND ALGYTECABAK 263 A FLIGHT TEST
COMPARISON OFTWO GPS/INSINTEGRATION APPROACHES, RONALD B. DAYTON AND
JOHN T. NIELSON 269 SESSION 5A: MILITARY APPLICATIONS STAND-ALONE VS.
EMBEDDEDGPS USER EQUIPMENT THE EXPLORATION OFNEW STANDARDS, STAN
GOLDSTEIN 277 DISPELLING SOME POPULAR MYTHS ABOUTGPSRECEIVERSFOR
MILITARY APPLICATIONS, PHIL WARD 281 ANAUTODOP ALGORITHMFOR
THEBLOCKIIRAUTONAV CAPABILITY, ALISON BROWN 291 F-I6/GPSINTEGRATION
TEST, SCOTT H. DELLICKER AND DAVID HENKEL 295 SESSION 5B: DIFFERENTIAL
OPERATION THEEFFECT OFSELECTIVEAVAILABILITY ON DIFFERENTIALGPS
CORRECTIONS,GREGORY T. KREMER, RUDOLPHM. KALAFUS, PETER V. W. LOOMIS AND
JAMES O. REYNOLDS 307 LONG BASELINE DIFFERENTIALGPSRESULTS VIA
STARFIXDATA LINK, LEE E. OTT 313 DIFFERENTIALGPS OPERATION WITHMULTIPLE
GROUNDREFERENCE STATIONS,WANG TANG, NEWTON JOHNSON AND JACK GRAFF 319
SEA TRIALS,MESSAGE DELAY, ANDNETWORKDESIGNFORDGPS RADIOBEACONS, MICHAEL
F. RUANE, PER K. ENGE, KATHARYN OLSON AND DAVID J. PIETRASZEWSKI 325
REALTIME DIFFERENTIALGPS ANDPOSTPROCESSEDACCURATE
TRAJECTORIESRECOVERY*AN UPDATE OFMETHODS ANDRESULTS, GEORGES NARD,
JOSEPH BROUSTAL AND RENE GOUNON 333 MARINEDGPS USING CODE AND CARRIER IN
A MULTIPATH ENVIRONMENT, G. LACHAPELLE, W. FALKENBERG, D. NEUFELDT AND
P. KIELLAND 343 ON THE USE OFDIFFERENTIALGPS CORRECTIONS AT
THEGROUNDTRANSMITTERS, JACQUES BESER 349 SESSION 6A: INTEGRITY STATUS
OFRTCA SC-159INTEGRITY INVESTIGATIONS (ABSTRACT ONLY), R. GROVERBROWN
361 IMPROVEDEFFECTIVENESSOFGPSRAIM THROUGHRIDGEREGRESSION SIGNAL
PROCESSING, ROBERT J. KELLY, FRANK VAN GRAAS ANDMARK R. KUHL 363 A
ROBUSTRAIMSCHEME USINGGPSIGLONASS SYSTEMS,WAI L. TSANG AND BARRY A.
STEIN 373 RAIM-AN IMPLEMENTATION STUDY, J.M. BROWN, H. SCHWARTZ AND D.
KOLODY 379 GLOBALSATELLITE NAVIGATION
SYSTEMS-INTERNATIONALFINANCINGANDINSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS, MAURICE
GAMESTER 389 DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DEFINITION OFINMARSAT S INTERNATIONAL
GEOSTATIONARY OVERLAY FORGPS ANDGLONASS, GEORGE V. KINAL AND JAI P.
SINGH 393 SESSION 6B: STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION HIGH ACCURACYGPS
SEMI-KINEMATICPOSITIONING: MODELLING AND RESULTS (WINNING ENTRY),M.
ELIZABETH CANNON 405 SESSION 6C: PROPAGATION
PHENOMENAANDMEASUREMENTNETWORKS DISRUPTION OFGPS OBSERVATIONS
BYIONOSPHERICDISTURBANCES, STEVENMUSMAN 421 GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
(GPS) ADVANCES IN AUTONOMOUS USER SYSTEM (NORWAY DEMONSTRATION), M. P.
ANANDA, H. BERNSTEIN,W. A. FEESS, R. C. KELLS, J. H. WORTHAMAND CAPT. T.
C. PAUGSTAT 425 USE OFGPS PSEUDO-RANGE ANDPHASEDATAFORMEASUREMENT
OFIONOSPHERIC AND TROPOSPHERICREFRACTION, A. J. COSTER ANDE.M.
GAPOSCHKIN 439 A VERSATILEGPSIONOSPHERIC MONITOR:HIGH LATITUDE
MEASUREMENTS OFTEC AND SCINTILLATION,JAMES R. CLYNCH, DAVID S. COCO,
CLAYTON COKER AND GREGORY J. BISHOP 445 CODE AND CODELESS IONOSPHERIC
MEASUREMENTS WITHNASA SROGUEGPSRECEIVER, J. M. SRINIVASAN, T. K. MEEHAN
ANDL. E. YOUNG 451 A CODELESS IONOSPHERIC CALLIBRATORFOR TIME TRANSFER
APPLICATIONS, D. DAVIS,M. WEISS ANDM. VIDMAR SESSION 6D: PRECISE TIME
ANDTIME TRANSFER ANALTERNATIVE COMMON VIEWMETHODFOR TIME TRANSFER WITH
GPS, HENRY F. FLIEGEL, RONALD L. BEARD, G. PAUL LANDIS AND SARAH B.
STEBBINS 463 AIRCRAFT SEPARATION BY SYNCHRONIZED TRANSPONDER
INTERROGATION (ASSTI), SHERMAN FRANCISCO 475 HIGHLY ACCURATE
POINTSURVEYINGANDTIME TRANSFER USING ASTAND-ALONEGPS RECEIVER, PAULW.
MCBURNEY AND JANETNEUMANN 483 ION GPS-89 REGISTRANTS 493 AUTHOR INDEX
508
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T 3* THE INSTITUTE F^BMP) OFNAVIGATION / PROCEEDINGS OF ION GPS-89 THE
SECOND INTERNATIONAL TECHNICAL MEETING OF THE SATELLITE DIVISION OF THE
INSTITUTE OFNAVIGATION THE BROADMOOR HOTEL COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO
SEPTEMBER 27-29, 1989 THE INSTITUTE OFNAVIGATION 1026 16TH STREET, N.W.,
SUITE 104 WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 TABLE OFCONTENTS SESSION 1: OVERVIEWAND
STATUS OFGPS GPSPROGRAM STATUS, COL. MARTY T. RUNKLE AND LT. COL.
THOMASM. LARKIN 3 USERRANGE ERROR AND FREQUENCY STANDARDPERFORMANCEFOR
THE FIRSTBLOCK IISATELLITE, BRUCE R. HERMANN, M. WENDELGOULDMAN AND
EVERETT R. SWIFT 21 SESSION 2A: KINEMATICPOSITIONING CYCLE SLIPS ON
THEMOVE: DETECTION AND ELIMINATION, J. WESTROP, M. E. NAPIER AND V.
ASHKENAZI 31 KINEMATIC AND PSEUDO-KINEMATIC SURVEYING WITH THE
ASHTECHXII, KENDALL FERGUSON, ELLIS VEATCH, RICHARD SAUVE,MIKE EVERS
ANDWENDY CORCORAN 35 APPLYINGKINEMATICGPS TO AIRBORNE
LASERREMOTESENSING, WILLIAMB. KRABILL, CHRESTON F.MARTIN AND ROBERT
N.SWIFT 39 AMBIGUITY RESOLUTION IN THE FASTLANE, RON HATCH 45 SESSION
2B: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTSAND PERSPECTIVE ON SATELLITE POSITIONING
GLONASSCIACODESIGNALS-STATUSANDDEVELOPMENTS, PETER DALY AND GARYR.
LENNEN 53 UKREFERENCE STATIONFOR NAVSTAR GPS, JIR OWEN 61 THE
PRECISERANGE ANDRANGE RATE EQUIPMENTPRARE: SYSTEM DESCRIPTION ANDFUTURE
PERSPECTIVES, WOLFGANGLECHNER, CHRISTOPHER REIGBER ANDHERBERT WILMES 67
A SIMULATORFORGPS BASEDNAVIGATION SYSTEMS, A. MAURICE BARD 71 THE USSR'S
GLONASS P-CODE-DETERMINATION ANDINITIAL RESULTS, GARY R. LENNEN 77
SESSION 3A: TESTRANGE APPLICATIONS TEST RESULTSFOR THE
HIGH-DYNAMICSINSTRUMENTATION SET (HDIS), GREG KAATZ,TOMKIDO, CARLTON
RICHMOND AND ROBERTW. SNOW 87 RANGE APPLICATIONS JOINTPROGRAM OFFICE
GPSRANGE SYSTEMDATALINK, M. BIRNBAUM, R. F. QUICK, JR., K. S. GILHOUSEN
AND J. BLANDA 103 AIR-TO-AIRMISSILE TRACKING CONCEPTS USING
TRANSLATEDGPS, SULTANMAHMOODAND CAPT. STEVE SOVAIKO 109 ADVANCES IN GPS
TRANSLATOR TECHNOLOGY, JOHN B. MCCONNELL, ROBERT H. GREENBERG, ROBERT B.
PICKETT, PHILLIP C. WILDHAGEN AND ALISON BROWN 115 APPLICATION
OFTRANSLATEDGPS TO THEERIS PROGRAM, LAWRENCE L. WELLS 121 SESSION 3B:
CIVIL APPLICATIONS AN OVERVIEW OFTHE OMNITRACKS-THE FIRST
OPERATIONALTWO-WAY MOBILEKU-BAND SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM, ALLEN
SALMASI 127 ANEWINTERNATIONAL POSITIONREPORTING
SERVICEFORMARITIMEANDLANDMOBILE USERS, A. EKMAN 133 VEHICLE NAVIGATION
USING DIFFERENTIAL GPS, TOMHUNTER, WOJCIECH KOSMALSKI AND PHAN TRUONG
139 GPS SPACENAVIGATION:A ROBUSTAPPROACH TO WITHSTANDMULTIPLE
SATELLITEFAILURES, C. CARNEBIANCA 145 SPECIAL METHODSFOR USINGGPS IN THE
OFFSHOREINDUSTRY, ARTHUR R. DENNIS 149 THE
COSTLBENFITOFGPSFORHYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYING, P. KIELLANDANDM. J. CASEY
155, USING GPS TO DETERMINE VEHICLEATTITUDE: U.S.S. YORKTOWN TEST
RESULTS, LEONARD R. KRUCZYNSKI, PUI C. LI, ALAN G. EVANS AND BRUCE R.
HERMANN 163 A MONTE CARLO BASED SIMULATIONFOR PREDICTING EFFECTS OFTHE
ANTENNA SUBSYSTEM DESIGN ON GPS USER SETPERFORMANCE, GARRETT D.
QUACKENBUSH AND STEPHEN S. CHAPPELL - 173 SESSION 4A: RECEIVER
DEVELOPMENTS ANDEQUIPMENT GPS NAVIGATION: COMBINING PSEUDORANGE WITH
CONTINUOUS CARRIERPHASE USING A KALMAN FILTER, PATRICK C. HWANG AND R.
GROVER BROWN 185 A PARALLEL TRACKING
HANDHELD-ARCHITECTUREANDPERFORMANCE, RALPH ESCHENBACH 191 NEWGPS
DEVELOPMENTS ANDASHTECH M-XII, JAVADASHJAEE, ROBERT LORENZ, ROBERT
SUTHERLAND, JEAN DUTILLOY, JEAN-BAPTISTE MINAZIO, REZA ABTAHI,
JEAN-MARIE EICHNER, JOANNA KOSMALSKA AND ROGER HELKEY 195
EMBEDDEDGPS-THE CANADIANMARCONI APPROACH, JAMES M. BROWN AND PATRICK J.
HUI 199 ROCKWELLINTERNATIONAL'S MINIATURE HIGHPERFORMANCE GPSRECEIVER,
DAVID E. GRAY AND DANIEL C. FORSETH 207 RECEIVER PROCESSING SOFTWARE
DESIGN OFTHE ROCKWELLINTERNATIONALDOD STANDARD GPSRECEIVERS, MTERYC.
RAMBO 217 NAVIGATION SOFTWARE DESIGN OFTHEROCKWELLINTERNATIONALDOD
RECEIVER, MICHAEL P. TAYLOR ANDLARRY D. SYNSTELIEN 227 SESSION 4B:
MULTI-SENSOR INTEGRATION THE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM:A BOOST TO SPACE
USERS, STANLEY C. MAKI 237 USCGHH-65AISRR GPS INTEGRATION
ANDTESTRESULTS, LAMAR T. SEIFUDDIN 245 ADA REAL-TIMEGPS/INS
SIMULATIONAPPROACH TO SYSTEMDEVELOPMENT, DAVID A. DESCH AND JIM HVIDZ
253 A TESTEDAIRCRAFT ANDFLIGHTINSTRUMENTATIONFOR VERIFICATION OFGPS
OPERATION WITHIN THENATIONALAIRSPACE SYSTEM (ABSTRACT ONLY), CAPT.
JOSEPH ALVERIO 259 ANAVIONICS SUITEFOR VERIFICATION OFGPS OPERATION
WITHIN THE NATIONAL AIRSPACE SYSTEM (ABSTRACT ONLY), KEN BARCKLEY AND
CAPT. JOSEPH ALVERIO 261 REDUCED ORDERINS/GPS GUIDED UNMANNED AIR
VEHICLE STUDY, TYSEN MUELLER AND ALGYTECABAK 263 A FLIGHT TEST
COMPARISON OFTWO GPS/INSINTEGRATION APPROACHES, RONALD B. DAYTON AND
JOHN T. NIELSON 269 SESSION 5A: MILITARY APPLICATIONS STAND-ALONE VS.
EMBEDDEDGPS USER EQUIPMENT THE EXPLORATION OFNEW STANDARDS, STAN
GOLDSTEIN 277 DISPELLING SOME POPULAR MYTHS ABOUTGPSRECEIVERSFOR
MILITARY APPLICATIONS, PHIL WARD 281 ANAUTODOP ALGORITHMFOR
THEBLOCKIIRAUTONAV CAPABILITY, ALISON BROWN 291 F-I6/GPSINTEGRATION
TEST, SCOTT H. DELLICKER AND DAVID HENKEL 295 SESSION 5B: DIFFERENTIAL
OPERATION THEEFFECT OFSELECTIVEAVAILABILITY ON DIFFERENTIALGPS
CORRECTIONS,GREGORY T. KREMER, RUDOLPHM. KALAFUS, PETER V. W. LOOMIS AND
JAMES O. REYNOLDS 307 LONG BASELINE DIFFERENTIALGPSRESULTS VIA
STARFIXDATA LINK, LEE E. OTT 313 DIFFERENTIALGPS OPERATION WITHMULTIPLE
GROUNDREFERENCE STATIONS,WANG TANG, NEWTON JOHNSON AND JACK GRAFF 319
SEA TRIALS,MESSAGE DELAY, ANDNETWORKDESIGNFORDGPS RADIOBEACONS, MICHAEL
F. RUANE, PER K. ENGE, KATHARYN OLSON AND DAVID J. PIETRASZEWSKI 325
REALTIME DIFFERENTIALGPS ANDPOSTPROCESSEDACCURATE
TRAJECTORIESRECOVERY*AN UPDATE OFMETHODS ANDRESULTS, GEORGES NARD,
JOSEPH BROUSTAL AND RENE GOUNON 333 MARINEDGPS USING CODE AND CARRIER IN
A MULTIPATH ENVIRONMENT, G. LACHAPELLE, W. FALKENBERG, D. NEUFELDT AND
P. KIELLAND 343 ON THE USE OFDIFFERENTIALGPS CORRECTIONS AT
THEGROUNDTRANSMITTERS, JACQUES BESER 349 SESSION 6A: INTEGRITY STATUS
OFRTCA SC-159INTEGRITY INVESTIGATIONS (ABSTRACT ONLY), R. GROVERBROWN
361 IMPROVEDEFFECTIVENESSOFGPSRAIM THROUGHRIDGEREGRESSION SIGNAL
PROCESSING, ROBERT J. KELLY, FRANK VAN GRAAS ANDMARK R. KUHL 363 A
ROBUSTRAIMSCHEME USINGGPSIGLONASS SYSTEMS,WAI L. TSANG AND BARRY A.
STEIN 373 RAIM-AN IMPLEMENTATION STUDY, J.M. BROWN, H. SCHWARTZ AND D.
KOLODY 379 GLOBALSATELLITE NAVIGATION
SYSTEMS-INTERNATIONALFINANCINGANDINSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS, MAURICE
GAMESTER 389 DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DEFINITION OFINMARSAT'S INTERNATIONAL
GEOSTATIONARY OVERLAY FORGPS ANDGLONASS, GEORGE V. KINAL AND JAI P.
SINGH 393 SESSION 6B: STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION HIGH ACCURACYGPS
SEMI-KINEMATICPOSITIONING: MODELLING AND RESULTS (WINNING ENTRY),M.
ELIZABETH CANNON 405 SESSION 6C: PROPAGATION
PHENOMENAANDMEASUREMENTNETWORKS DISRUPTION OFGPS OBSERVATIONS
BYIONOSPHERICDISTURBANCES, STEVENMUSMAN 421 GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
(GPS) ADVANCES IN AUTONOMOUS USER SYSTEM (NORWAY DEMONSTRATION), M. P.
ANANDA, H. BERNSTEIN,W. A. FEESS, R. C. KELLS, J. H. WORTHAMAND CAPT. T.
C. PAUGSTAT 425 USE OFGPS PSEUDO-RANGE ANDPHASEDATAFORMEASUREMENT
OFIONOSPHERIC AND TROPOSPHERICREFRACTION, A. J. COSTER ANDE.M.
GAPOSCHKIN 439 A VERSATILEGPSIONOSPHERIC MONITOR:HIGH LATITUDE
MEASUREMENTS OFTEC AND SCINTILLATION,JAMES R. CLYNCH, DAVID S. COCO,
CLAYTON COKER AND GREGORY J. BISHOP 445 CODE AND CODELESS IONOSPHERIC
MEASUREMENTS WITHNASA'SROGUEGPSRECEIVER, J. M. SRINIVASAN, T. K. MEEHAN
ANDL. E. YOUNG 451 A CODELESS IONOSPHERIC CALLIBRATORFOR TIME TRANSFER
APPLICATIONS, D. DAVIS,M. WEISS ANDM. VIDMAR SESSION 6D: PRECISE TIME
ANDTIME TRANSFER ANALTERNATIVE COMMON VIEWMETHODFOR TIME TRANSFER WITH
GPS, HENRY F. FLIEGEL, RONALD L. BEARD, G. PAUL LANDIS AND SARAH B.
STEBBINS 463 AIRCRAFT SEPARATION BY SYNCHRONIZED TRANSPONDER
INTERROGATION (ASSTI), SHERMAN FRANCISCO 475 HIGHLY ACCURATE
POINTSURVEYINGANDTIME TRANSFER USING ASTAND-ALONEGPS RECEIVER, PAULW.
MCBURNEY AND JANETNEUMANN 483 ION GPS-89 REGISTRANTS 493 AUTHOR INDEX
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| title | Proceedings of ION GPS-89 the second international technical meeting of the Satellite Division of the Institute of Navigation, the Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colorado, September 27 - 29, 1989 |
| title_auth | Proceedings of ION GPS-89 the second international technical meeting of the Satellite Division of the Institute of Navigation, the Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colorado, September 27 - 29, 1989 |
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| title_sub | the second international technical meeting of the Satellite Division of the Institute of Navigation, the Broadmoor Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colorado, September 27 - 29, 1989 |
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