ION GPS-92 Proceedings SESSION 1: GPS OVERVIEW AND STATUS GPS Development Program Status, Col. Lawrence P. Graviss, Joint Program Office Commander 3-16 GPS Operational Status, Lt. Col. Freer, 2nd Space Operations Squadron 17-18 NAVSTAR Global Positioning System (GPS) Signal Policy, Jules McNeff, Office of Assistant Secretary of Defense, C3I 19-22 GPS Information Center and Civil Interface, Lt. Luann Brandt, US. Coast Guard 23-29 SESSION 2A: ASPECTS OF GPS PERFORMANCE All DOP GPS Optimization, Stanley C. Maki, General Dynamics Space Systems 33-41 Multipath Simulation Software Developed for the Design of a Low Multipath DGPS Antenna for the U.S. Coast Guard, Charles E. Rodgers, Adroit Systems, Inc. 43-50 The Effects of Spoofing on a C/A Code Receiver, Donald W. English and D. K. Sappington, ARINC Research Corporation * A GPS Coverage Model Dr. Trent A. Skidmore, Ohio University 51-60 SESSION 2B: CIVIL AVIATION AND MARINE NAVIGATION (PART 1) Flight Evaluation of a Basic C/A Code Differential GPS for Category I Precision Approach, Warren Hundley, Stephen Rowson and Glenn Courtney, Wilcox Electric Inc. 63-74 GPS Range Updates in an Automatic Flight Inspection System: Simulation, Static and Flight Test Results, Cecelia M. Felt, Sierra Technologies, Inc. 75-86 FAA/Honeywell/Northwest GPS Flight Test Program: Summary of Results and Their Implications, Robert Loh, Victor Wullschleger and Jim Crowling, Federal Aviation Administration; Frank Alexander, Northwest Airlines, Inc.; Ronald Braff, The MITRE Corporation; and Roger N. Schmidt, Honeywell, Inc. 87-98 SESSION 2C: TEST TECHNIQUES, RANGE APPLICATIONS AND TSPI Air and Ground Vehicle Tracking System, Robert W. Mai, U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground 101-107 Differential GPS and INS-DGPS Tracking Tested at the French Flight Test Center, J. Tresset, ICETA; J.B. Minazio, P. Quichaud, R. Tran and J.M. Deumie; SAGEM, France 109-114 ARDS - The Edwards AFB GPS TSPI System, Edward T. Weston, Computer Sciences Corporation; Michael J. Chesebmugh, 6510 Test WingITSJ)R US. Air Force; and Paul Wilfong, Ball Systems Engineering Division 115-123 Current SDI Targeting and TSPI Applications at Usaka Involving TPS and GT Support of Exoatmospheric Vehicle Interception and Space-Based Defense, John T. Kelly, CWS/USAKA Kwajalein, R.M.I * LUNCHEON PRESENTATION
Current Status, Development Program and Performance of the GLONASS System, V.N. Kazantsev, M.F. Reshetnev, A.G. Kozlov and V.F. Cheremisin, NPOPM 139-144 GLONASS Status and Initial C/A and P-Code Ranging Tests, P. Daly, University of Sydney; Stuart Riley and P. Raby, University of Leeds 145-151 First Experiences with Differential GLONASS/GPS Positioning, José M. Fraile Ordonez, Günter W. Hem and Herbert Landau, University FAF Munich, Germany, Bernd Eissfeller, A. Jansche, N. Balteas and Dr. Volker Liebig, Kayser-Threde GmhFi, Germany 153-158 Status, Plans and Potential Capabilities of Geostationary GPS Transponders, George W. Zachmann, COMSAT Mobile Communications 159-165 European Complement to GPS: RGIC Systems Simulation Software, Dr. Didier Flarnent, ONERA, France, Jean-Marie Durand, CNES, France 167-176 Possible GPS Signal Interference Caused by L-Band Bent-Pipe Transponders on Geostationary Satellites, Capt. Vaclav G. Ujcik, USAF, GPS JPO; and Karl L Kovach, ARINC Research Corporation 177-185 GPS and GLONASS Visibility Characteristics and Performance Data of the 3S Navigation R-100 Integrated GPSIGLONASS Receiver, Dr. Jacques Beser, 3S Navigation 187-205 An Experimental Health Monitoring Unit for GPS and GLONASS, Bernd Eissfeller and A. Jansche, Kayser-Threde GmbH; M. Haunschild and N. Niklasch, MAN Technologies AG 207-212 SESSION 3B: MILITARY APPLICATIONS - INS/GPS INTEGRATION Integration of Embedded GPS/INS on the T-45A Aircraft, David Nelthropp, James Campanile and Luci Federici, NCCOSC RDT&E 215-223 UUSS NG, A Fully Integrated "All-In-One" and "AlI-In-View" Inertial-GPS Unit Demonstrating a P(Y) Code Embedded GPS Receiver, Bernadette Capit, Pascal Debanne and Lionel Garin, SAGEM, France 225-233 Results from the GPS Shuttle Training Aircraft Flight Test Part II, Moises N. Montez, NASA Johnson Space Center; Lonnie M. Rater and Somkiat Sangchat, McDonnell Douglas Space Systems Company 235-245 Impact of GPS Technology Trends on Weapon System Effectiveness, D. Scott Kee and John Phanos, NRaD Detachment; Carla Sives and MeeNam Park, Galaxy Scientific Corporation 247-256 Developing an Expert System to Support GPS Integration, David Henkel, Computer Sciences Corporation 257-264 GPS Acquisition Performance in the Presence of Jamming, James Campanile, NraD Detachment; Tony Nasuti, John Nigro and Michelle Engelhart, Galaxy Scientific Corporation 265-274 Sole Means Navigation in the DoD Standard Miniaturized Airborne GPS Receiver, Verlyn D. Moen, Luong B. Tran and Redge G. Bartholomew, Rockwell International 275-281 The GPS SDC, and Aircraft Navigational Aid, Jose Tallet, Harris Corporation/GASD 283-293
Curved Precision Approach Flight Tests with GPS Integrated into State-of-the-Art Avionic Suite, Victor Wullschleger and Reuben Velez, FAA Technical Center; Brian Schipper, Scott Snyder and Lany Vallot, Honeywell Systems & Research Center; Randy Hartman, Brett Helgeson and Steve Serfling, Honeywell Commercial Flight Systems; David Maahs, Honeywell Inc.; Dr. Bakry El-Arini, Ronald Braff and Patricia O’Donnell, The MITRE Corporation 363-371 A GPS Precision Approach and Landing System, Dr. Alison K. Brown, NAVSYS Corporation 373-381 Characterization of GPS Multipath Errors in the Final Approach Environment, Dr. Michael S. Braasch, Ohio University 383-394 An Assessment of an Innovative Precision Approach System, Rob Conley and Don Brown, Overlook Systems Technologies, Inc. 395-406 Collision Prediction and Avoidance Using Enhanced GPS, H. Robert Pilley and Lois Valliere Pilley, Deering System Design Consultants, Inc. 407-416 GPS Based ADS Trials in Iceland, Dr. Thorgeir Palsson, Iceland and Civil Aviation Administration 417-424 GNSS and the ICAO Standardization Process: Enroute, Terminal, Landing, and ADS Functions, Andrew Nelson, Booz, Allen & Hamilton, Inc. * SESSION 4B: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM (GIS) APPLICATIONS GPS Van - Input to GIS, Dr. John D. Bossier, Ohio State University 427-431 Integrated GPS and GLS Database Processing, Stephen Turner, Optimal Solutions Limited; Clive de la Fuente, Navstar 433-437 GPS/GIS Integration: "Field is Finish", Dr. Steven R. Lambert, GEONEX Corporation 439-443 GPS/GIS Integration: State-of-the-Art, Dr. Thad Mauney, GeoResearch, Inc. 445-446 Integration of a GPS DTM into an Agricultural GIS, David Tyler, University of Maine * Digital Image Acquisition and Processing for Photogrammetric/GIS Applications, An Analysis of Ambiguity Resolution Techniques for Rapid Static GPS Surveys Using Single Frequency Data, Caroline Erickson, The University of Calgary, Canada 453-462 An Integrated Multichannel GPS/GLONASS Receiver, Stuart Riley, The University of Leeds, England 463-471 Real Time Ambiguity Resolution While on the Move, David Walsh, University of Nottingham, England 473-482 Determination of Absolute Ionospheric Error Using a Single Frequency GPS Receiver, Renxin Xia, Stanford University 483-490 Investigation of Multipath Carrier Phase Effects in GPS Hydrographic Applications, XiaoIu Pu, University of New Brunswick, Canada 491-499 RTCM SC-104 Data Compression, Christopher J. Hegarty, Worcester Polytechnic Institute 501-507 Integration of GPS and Calibrated LORAN-C for Land Vehicle Navigation in Mountainous Areas, Bryan R. Townsend, The University of Calgary, Canada 509-517 SESSION 4D: PRECISION TIME AND FREQUENCY Timing A National Telecommunications Network Using GPS, Edgar W. Butterline, AT&T Network Services Division; Dr. John E. Abate, AT&T Bell Laboratories; and George P. Aampette, Formerly with AT&T * A.T.G.I.C. - A New Concept of Time Transfer for GIC, François G. Varieras, IN-SNEC, France 521-535 Rubidium Atomic Frequency Standards for GPS Block IIR, William J. Riley, EG&G 537-545 Disciplined Rubidium Oscillator with GPS Selective Availability, Wayne P. Dewey, TrueTime Inc. 547-552 SESSION 5A - PART 1 & 2: DIFFERENTIAL NAVIGATION APPLICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE Coverage of DGPS Radiobeacons, Per K. Enge, Peter L Levin and Andrew J. Hansen, Worcester Polytechnic Institute; and Dr. Rudolph Kalafus, Trimble Navigation 555-564 Algorithms and Implementation of Wide Area Differential GPS, Changdon Kee and Dr. Bradford W. Parkinson, Stanford University 565-572 Impact of a USCG Differential GPS Service on User Equipment Technology, Joseph W. Spalding and LCDR Scott L Krammes, U.S. Coast Guard 573-579 Multi-Site Real-Time DGPS System Using Starfix Link; Operational Results, Danusz Lapucha and Max Huff, John E. Chance and Associates Inc. 581-588 Wide Area Differential GPS: A Performance Study, Vidal Ashkenazi and Christopher J. Hill, University of Nottingham; and Jim Nagel, Inmarsat 589-598 Differential GPS Measurements Using the PRODAT Satellite Communication System, Jose M. Legido, ESTEC (ESA); Manuel Martfn-Neira, GMV 599-605 On-the-Fly Ambiguity Resolution for Precise Differential Positioning, Dr. Herbert Landau, University FAF Munich; and Dr. Hans-Jurgen Euler, terraSat GmbH 607-613 Very Precise Differential GPS - Development Status and Test Results, Dr. Xlnhua Qin, Dr. Sergei Gourevitch and Mark Kuhl, Ashtech Inc. 615-624 Proposed Revisions to RTCM SC-104, Recommended Standards for Differential NAVSTAR/GPS Precision GPS Surveying After Y-Code, Dr. Javad Ashjaee and Robert Lorenz, Ashtech, Inc. 657-659 The TIDGET™ — A Low Cost GPS Sensor for Tracking Applications, Dr. Alison K. Brown, NAVSYS Corporation 661-669 A New High Performance GPS Antenna Design, Dr. Raj Mittra, Rugul Yang and M. Irsadi Aksun, University of Illinois; Mike Itch and Dr. Masao Arakawa, Matsushita Electric Works 671-675 The WILD GPS Surveying System 200: Highlights and Performance, Dr. Richard 3. Gough, Leica Heerbrugg Ltd. and Bijan Jalali, Magnawx Electronic Systems Co 677-686 Digital Translator Design Trades, Mark A. Sturza, 3C Systems Co. and Dr. Alison K. Brown, NAVSYS Corporation 687-695 Global Positioning Inertial Navigation System Development, Ronald A. Brown, Ronald F. Cox and Robert E. Ebner, Litton Guidance and Control Systems 697-705 The World’s Smallest 8-Channel GPS Receiver, Kiyoaki Souen aid Tamikazu Nishida, Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. 707-713 "Topstar" A Multipurpose Miniaturized PPS GPS Receiver for High-Dynamic Applications, Jean-Francois Jehl, Sextant Avzonique 715-724 Mass Production Car GPS Receiver, Harumasa Hojo, Shigeo Kawashima, Mikio Nakamura and Katsuo Yui, Japan Radio Co., Ltd. 725-731 A Hand-Held GPS Navigation Receiver Utilizing New Packaging and Fabrication Techniques, Dave Oilman, John Tang, Dave Lima, Paul McBurney, Lynn Weber and Arthur Woo, Trimble Navigation, Ltd. 733-738 MAGR Update and Miniature Integrated GPS/INS Tactical System (MIGITS), Michael McDonald, Rockwell International Corporation The XRS Technology, Anthony Haddrell, NAVSTAR, LTD 739-742 TrueTime Introduces a New Line of GPS Timing Products, Don Mitchell, TrueTime, Inc. 743-744 GARMIN GPS: Setting New Standards for Quality, Gary Kelley, GARMIN International * Radio Beacon Receiver CSI-RBX1 for DGPS, K C. Poppe, Canadian Systems International Inc. * A Practical Full Function Embedded GPS Module for Military Applications, Mitchel Stiles and John Volpi, Texas Instruments Inc. * SESSION 5C: POSITIONING, POINTING, AND STABILIZATION Attitude Error Estimation with an Offset ON Antenna: Concept Validation Testing Neil R. Weinman, NRaD Detatchment Warminster, and Narayan Achazya, Galaxy Scientific Corp. 747-755 GPS Attitude Determination of Spin Stabilized Satellites, Manuel Martin-Neira, GMV; and Rafael Lucas, ESTEC (ESA) 757-765 Real-Time Heading Determination Using an Integrated GPS-Dead Reckoning System, Dr. K Elizabeth Cannon, The University of Calgary; John B. Schleppe and James F. McLellan, Pulsearch Navigation Systems, and Tom B. Olievier, Defence Research Establishment Suffield 767-773 Aircraft Applications of GPS-Based Altitude Determination, A Review of Spaceborne Applications of GPS, Dr. Prem Munjal, William Feess and Dr. Mohan Ananda, The Aerospace Corporation 813-823 The Effect of Selective Availability on Orbit Space Vehicles Equipped with SPS GPS Receivers, William K Lear, Charles Stark Draper Laboratory; Moises N. Montez, NASA Johnson Space Center; Lonnie K. Rater and Lubomyr V. Zyla, McDonnell Douglas Space Systems Company 825-840 Multipath Effects on GPS Measurements During an Orbital Rendezvous, Jean-Luc Isslez, Bruno Cugny and Patrick Agnieray, CNES, France 841-851 Test of a GPS Receiver for the Navigation of Low Earth Orbit Spacecrafts, Rafael Lucas, ESA/ES7EC; G. Peuker, ALCATEL/SEL; and Manuel MartIn-Neira, GMV 853-862 Near Term GPS Application for Shuttle, Charlene Madden, Samuel Lee and Hung Tran, Rockwell International 863-872 GPS Receiver for Light Satellite Application, Oleg Perelmuter, Israel Aircraft Industries * SESSION 6A: GPS NAVIGATION/SIGNAL INTEGRITY GPS Integrity: Full Length Papers A Signal Design for the GIC Which Includes Capacity for WADGPS Data, Per Enge, Worcester Polytechnic Institute & Stanford University; Dr. A.J. Van Dierendonck, AJ Systems; and George Kinal, Inmarsat 875-884 GPS Performance: What is Normal?, Rob Conley, Overlook Systems Technologies, Inc. 885-893 DGPS and Integrity Monitoring Systems: Poster and Panel Discussion GPS Integrity Working Group Status, Lt. Col. Richard W. Cole, USAF 895-901 Status of Differential SATNAV GPS Services, Michael S. K. Sushko, Kensington & Icknield, Ltd. 903-934 Transmission of DGPS Correction Signals Using an Inmarsat-C Channel, David a Layer, COMSAT Laboratories 925-934 Testing Ranging GNSS Integrity Channel (RGIC) and Wide Area Differential GNSS (WADGNSS) Concepts Using Inmarsat-2, Dr. AJ. Van Dierendonck and Jim Nagle, Inmarsart; Quyen D. Hua,, PAQ Communications; and David C. Wescott, Digital Imagineering 935-944 DGPS and Integrity Algorithms: Posters and Panel Discussion Extended RAIM (ERAIM): Estimation of SV Clock Offset, Dr. James L Farrell, Navaide 945-949 Analysis of RAIM Function Availability of GPS Augmented with Barometric Altimeter Aiding and Clock Coasting, Dr. Young C. Lee, The MITRE Corp. 951-964 GPS Integrity Monitoring from a Surveyed Site, Session Versus Single-Baseline GPS Processing, Michael R. Craymer and Norman Beck, Geodetic Survey of Canada 995-1004 A Real-Time GPS Kinematic Survey System (GKSS), P. Hanson, Stanford Telecommunication Inc.; P. Axekad, University of Colorado; T. Hayashi, Furuno Electric and T. Ishizaki, Shimonoseki Machinery Office 1005-1013 Development and Application of a Pseudo Real-Time Kinematic Survey System (KISS), John T. Kelly, JCWS/USAKA Kwajalein, R.M.I. 1015-1023 Short Baseline Accuracies with the TurboRogue GPS Receiver, Ulf Lindqwister and Thomas K. Meeban,JPL, California Institute of Technology, and Robert W. Snow, Allen Osborne Associates, Inc. * Ambiguity Resolution On-the-Fly - A Comparison of P Code and High Performance C/A Code Receiver Technologies, Dr. Gerard Lachapelle, Dr. M. Elizabeth Cannon and Gang Lu, The University of Calgary 1025-1032 Geodetic Processing Using Full Dual Band Observables, John Nolan, Dr. Sergei Gourevitch and John Ladd, Ashtech Inc. 1033-1041 The Importance of Code Measurements in Relative Positioning and Navigation, Daniel B. Saner and Dr. Erwin Frei, Leica Heerbrugg Ltd.; and Dr. Gerhard Beutler, Astronomical Institute of the University of Berne 1043-1051 The Grand Canyon Odyssey - Extending Horizontal and Vertical Control from the Rim to the Canyon Floor, Lee Werth, James Griffis and Frank Brumley, USDIBOR * Real-Time Centimeter-Accuracy GPS: Initializing While in Motion (Warm Start Versus Cold Start), Dr. Benjamin W. Remondi, National Geodetic Survey, Coast & Geodetic Survey and National Ocean Service, NOAA 1053-1061 Current Issues in Kinematic Navigation, Ronald R. Hatch, Magnavox Electronics Systems Company 1063-1070 Performance Testing of On-the-Fly GPS Technology, Jon F. Burgess and Sally Frodge, U.S. Army Topographic Engineering Center 1071-1077 Assessment of DGPS Derived Aircraft Trajectories by Comparison with Continuous Kinematic GPS Positioning, Larry D. Hothem, U.S. Geological Survey, Dr. Carlos L.V. Aiken and Mamadu Balde, The University of Texas at Dallas 1079-1090 SESSION 6C: INTEGRATED COMM/NAV/SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS AND AVIONICS Integration of a Fibre Optical Gyro Attitude and Heading Reference System with Differential GPS, Dr. Manfred Baumker, FH Bochum and Dr. Andreas Mattissek, LITEF GmbH 1093-1101 Targeting Augmentation with GPS, Jack Moses and B. Lee Kilday, SPARTA, Inc. 1103-1109 Gollum: A VLSI Multi-System Navigation Receiver, Eric Aardoom and Andre Nieuwland, Delft University of Technology 1111-1116 Realtime Identification and Mitigation ofGPS SA Errors Using LORAN-C, |
