45th Annual Meeting Proceedings SESSION I: PLANS, POLICIES AND DIRECTIVES The 1988 Federal Radionavigation Plan and Its Impact on International Radionavigation Planning, Cdr. David L. Olsen, USCG 1 Flight Safety Performance of the Microwave Landing System, Daniel J. Berninger, Galaxy Scientific Corporation 9 SESSION II: LORAN-C APPLICATIONS Wind Measurements Over the North Atlantic Using A LORAN-C Dropwindsonde, Vincent E. Lally, Dean Lauritsen, Terrence Hock, and Kenneth Norris, National Center for Atmospheric Research 17 Radionavigation Requirements for the Small Boater, Francis W. Mooney, The MITRE Corporation 21 Terrestrial Applications of LORAN, Walter N. Dean, ARNAV Systems, Inc. 25 Current Marine Recreational LORAN-C Practices, Capt. Henry Marx, Landfall Navigation 31 SESSION III: SENSOR FUSION Preliminary Orbit Determination, L.G. Taff, B. Belkin, G. Schweiter, and K. Sommar, Space Telescope Science Institute & Daniel H. Wagner Associates 37 Data Fusion for SDI: A Midcourse Correlator/Tracker Algorithm, Lawrence J. Filippelli, Glenn T. Villadsen, William W. Binzer, Ball Systems, Engineering Division 43 SESSION IV: MODERN SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Design of a Miniature High Precision Ovenized Oscillator For GPS Receivers, Andy A. Zelinski and Barry Kleinle, Interstate Electronics Corporation 51 The Integrated Bridge of the l990s, F.B. Win Harrington, III, Sperry Marine, Inc 59 Real—Time Linear Ensemble Averaging LORAN Receiver Architecture, Kenall E. Post, Bahr Technologies, Inc. 67 A Change in Man’s Ability to Navigate During the 1990’s, William S. Arnott, Geostar Corporation 77
Omega Compass Applications, Ian D. Birch, Royal AeroSpace Establishment and John F. Kemp, Royal Institute of Navigation 81 Differential Omega/VLF as a World-Wide Navigational Aid in the 21st Century 87 Omega: A Low-Cost Precision Synchronizer, Edward Savage, Telephonics Corporation and George B. Litchford, Litchford Electronics 97 Omega System Performance Assessment, P.B. Morris and R.R. Gupta, The Analytic Sciences Corporation 101 Omega Coverage: Analytical and Empirical Methods and Solutions, E.R. Swanson, Naval Ocean Systems Center 111 Application of Digital Technology to Omega Simulation and Monitoring, Cdr. Benjamin Peterson, John Boynewicz, Thomas Routhler and Terry Toy, Department of Engineering, USCG Academy 119 SESSION VI: INTEROPERABILITY AND INTEGRATION Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring for the 21 Primary and Optimal 21 GPS Satellite Constellations, Per K. Enge, Worcester Polytechnic Institute 127 Biased and Unbiased Estimates in GPS Processing, James L. Farrell, Westinghouse 135 Integration of the LTN-72 INS with the DOD GPS 3A Set, J. Bass, Naval Air Development Center 139 GPS as Aid to 2 Megahertz Hyperbolic Radionavigation Systems, Gregory R. Jenkins, Vitro Corporation 151 SESSION VII: GPS TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS Comparative Performance of Scale Estimators Using GPS Position Data, Stelios P. Mertikas, Hellenic Mapping and Cadastral Organization 161 An Overview of a Global Positioning Systems Mission Planner Implemented on a Personal Computer, Paula G. Avila, Steven N. Karels, Thomas J. Macdonald, Gary A. Matchett, Iris P. Roberts, The Analytic Sciences Corporation and Vance Gloster, MagicSoftware 179 GPSNOTAM: A Demonstration System for GPS Status Notification, Paul M. Creamer, Kenneth A. Tench, The Analytic Sciences Corporation and Karen L. Van Dyke, U.S. Department of Transportation 189 Potential Interference Sources to GPS and Solutions Appropriate for Applications to Civil Aviation, R. Johannessen and S.J. Gale, STC Technology, Ltd., and MJA Asbury, CAA 195 CONFERENCE REGISTRANTS 203 |
