Lecture

Advanced Satellite Positioning: GNSS Tomorrow

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Description

This lecture covers the current state and future of Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), including GNSS overview, augmentation systems, positioning methods, and potential post-GNSS era solutions. It discusses the challenges, vulnerabilities, and backup strategies in GNSS technology, as well as the importance of precise positioning for various applications. The instructor presents real-world examples and market reports to illustrate the impact and evolution of satellite positioning technologies.

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Technical geography: Global Navigation Satellite Systems

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