49th Annual Meeting Proceedings Session 2A: Future Navigation Needs and Programs Chair: Dr. Richard John, Volpe National Transportation System Center Co-Chair: George H. Webber, Volpe National Transportation System Center Meeting the Future Needs of the Commercial Aviation Community, Andrew Hospodor, ARINC 3-14 Marine Aids to Navigation in the Real World Today, Norman Matthews, International Association of Lighthouse Authorities 15-18 Current and Emerging Navigation Needs for Surface Transportation, Hans van der Wal, Ministry of Transport & Public Works, The Netherlands 19-24 Administrative Procedures and Agreements Governing Global Radionavigation, John Beukers, Beukers Technologies 25-34 Navigation Policy Planning in the CIS, Vladimir Denisov, Internavigation RTC, Moscow, Russia 35-38 Session 2B: Infrastructure for Precision Systems Applications Chair: Dr. Larry Stotts, DARPA/ASTO Co-chair: Dr. Richard Greenspan, C.S. Draper Laboratory GPS Anti-Jam Enhancement Techniques, Joseph Przyjemski, Edmund Balboni, and John Dowdle, C.S. Draper Laboratory; Boyd Holsapple, USAF, Wright Laboratory 41-50 Flight Demonstration of Image Fix-Taking with SAR, Richard Gibbs and Matthew Bottkol, C.S. Draper Laboratory; Todd Owen, Sandia National Laboratories 51-56 Target Location in WGS-84 Coordinates Using Synthetic Aperture Radar Images, Scott Burgett, Sandia National Laboratories 57-66 Session 3A: Intelligent Vehicle and Highway Systems and Land Navigation Chair: Mr. Joseph A. LoVecchio, Volpe National Transportation System Center Co-Chair: Mr. Hans van der Wal, Ministry of Transport, Netherlands Evolution of Automobile Navigation in Japan, Robert L. French, R.L. French & Associates 69-74 Integration of GPS with Dead Reckoning for Vehicle Tracking Applications, G. Jeffrey Geier, Ardalan Heshmati, Patricia McLain, Kelly Johnson, and Michael Murphy, Trimble Navigation 75-82 Effective Urban DGPS Broadcasts for AVL, Michael S.K. Sushko, Kensington & Icknield, Ltd. 83-94 Delivering IVHS to the Marketplace: A Providers Perspective, Mark Licht, PacTel Teletrac 95-98 Session 3B: Precision Approach and Landing Chair: Mr. Keith McDonald, Sat Tech Systems, Inc. Co-chair: Ms. Penny Saunders, NASA Johnson Space Center The MLS Integrated Approach System: Hybrid Position Calculation and Initial Flight Test Results, Edward J. Breeuwer, Digrus Jan Moelken, and Durk van Willigen, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands 101-110 FAA/Wilcox Flight Test Results of DGPS System for Precision Approach, Victor Wullschleger and Ruben Velez, FAA Technical Center, Warren Hundley, Stephen Rowson and Glen Courtney, Wilcox Electric; Patty O’Donnell, The MITRE Corporation 111-118 Development of Minimum Aviation System Performance Standards for DGNSS Instrument Approach Systems (DIAS), Keith McDonald, Chairman, SC-159, WG/4, and George T. Ligler, Vice Chairman 119-124 Realization of Real-Time DGPS Receiver Mix-A Key for Operational Precision Navigation, Günter Kasties and Yunfei Han, Aerodata Flugmesstechnik GmbH; Dr. Wolfgang Lechner, Avionik Zentrum Braunschweig, Germany 125-134 RNP Tunnel Concept for Precision Approach with GNSS Application, Overview of the FAA’s Differential GPS CAT III Technical Feasibility Demonstration Program, Robert Loh and Curtis Shively, The MITRE Corporation; Ray Sweider, FAA Satellite Program Office 155-162 Terrain Effect as a Limiting Factor in Precision Approaches by ILS and MLS, Pravas R. Mahapatra, Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore; M. Poulose, Institut Teknologi, Brunei, India 163-172 Session 3C: Integrated Guidance and Navigation Systems Chair: Dr. Rodger Fisher, DDR&E Co-Chair: Dr. George Schmidt, C.S. Draper Laboratory Precision Strike Concepts Exploiting Relative GPS Techniques, Dr. George Schmidt and Roy Setterlund, C.S. Draper Laboratory 175-182 GPS Exploitation for Precision Targeting: Tactical Applications, George R. Beck, James M. Dare, Joseph Kaiser, and Carlos Bedoya, McDonnell Douglas Aerospace; Todd Jenkins and Peter Howe, USAF, Wright Laboratory 183-192 GPS Exploitation for Precision Targeting Observability Using Synthetic Aperture Radar, Anthony Abbott, Northrop Electronics Systems Division; Neeraj Pujara and Peter Howe, USAF, Wright Laboratory 193-202 Mission Effectiveness Analysis for AIWS GPS/lnertial Navigation Suite, D. Scott Kee and James Campanile, NCCOSC; Carla Sives and Michele Englehart, Galaxy Scientific Corp. 203-210 Technological Challenges to Developing Advanced Navigation for U.S. Navy Unmanned Undersea Vehicles, Christos Agoros, USN/NUWC 211-216 Session 4A: Satellite Navigation and Surveillance Systems Beyond Year 2000 Chair: Dr. Richard L. Greenspan, C.S. Draper Laboratory Co-Chair: Mr. George Kinal, Inmarsat Advanced Planning for GPS Block-IIF Satellites, Maj. Steve Decou, GPS Joint Program Office * Communication Satellite Augmented GPS, Barry Siegal, Prem K. Munjal, Robert Sung, and Dr. Mohan Ananda, The Aerospace Corporation 219-230 Evolution to Civil GNSS Taking Advantage of GeoStationary Satellites, A.J. Van Dierendonck, J. Nagle and G.V. Kinal, Inmarsat 231-240 Precise Determination of the EOS Altimetric Satellite Orbit Using GPS, Dr. G. Edward Powell, Jr., Geodynamics Corp 241-250 Using GPS, IMU and Laser Ranger Technology to Obtain an Optimal Global Gravity Model Based on Intersatellite Range-Rate Change Data, David Gleason, Phillips Laboratory 251-260 A Study into the Use of URA in Satellite Selection, John W. Lavrakas, National Systems & Research; 1st Lt. Chris Shank, USAF, Falcon AFB 261-270 Session 4B: Aircraft Navigation and Surveillance Chair Mr. Robert Loh, The MITRE Corporation Co-chair Mr. Robert Till, FAA Technical Center Representing the FAA Satellite Programs Office Incursion-Free Airports by 2000: Vision or Reality, Michael J. Harrison, FAA/ARD * Evaluation of the New Airspace with Automatic Dependent Surveillance and GPS, Dr. H. James Rome, University of Massachusetts 273-286 Analysis of GPS RAIM Continuity and Availability for Oceanic RNP Operations, Dr. Young C. Lee and James P. Femow, The MITRE Corporation 287-304 GPS Integrity Monitoring and Multipath Error Distributions, Dr. Trent A. Skidmore and Dr. Frank van Graas, Ohio University Avionics Engineering Center 305-312 GPS for Precision Approaches: Flight Test Results, Robert Till and Victor Wullschlegcr, FAA Technical Center; Ronald Braff, The MITRE Corporation 313-320 TAMPS and GPS — An Effective Partnership, Larkin W. Lake, IV, NRaD Warminster 321-328 Runway Incursion Avoidance Using GPS, H. Robert Pilley and Lois V. Pilley, DSDC 329-336
GPS Guidance in a Jamming Environment: Assessing the Impact of Anti-Jam Technologies on Mission Performance, Irving Lachow, Carnegie Mellon University 339-352 High Dynamic Range Accelerometer for Guided Projectiles, James Sitomer and James Connelly, C.S. Draper Laboratory 353-364 Monte Carlo Analysis for GPS Performance on an Artillery Projectile, George Wiles and Leng Sim, Army Research Laboratory 365-368 Imaging Infrared Seeker Technology for Tactical Missiles, Ronald Passmore, U.S. Army Missile Command 369-380 Dynamic Attitude Measurement System, Leonard Wilk and Todd Hamilton, C.S. Draper Laboratory 381-390 GPS Receiver Requirements for Tactical Semi-Ballistic Missile Systems, Don Pittman, COLSA Corp.; Chris Roberts, US. Army Missile Command 391-400 Micromachined Quartz Sensors for Tactical Missions, Dr. Frederick Aronowitz, Rockwell International; SD. Hammons, Systron Donner Inertial Division 401-410 Session 5A: Integrated Navigation Chair: Maj. Randall N. Paschall, USAF, Avionics Directorate, Wright laboratory Co-Chair: Mr. Fred R. Nadeau, USAF, Avionics Directorate, Wright Laboratory Baseline Fault Detection and Exclusion Algorithm, Dr. Frank van Graas, Ohio University, Avionics Engineering Center, Dr. James L. Farrell, NAVAIDE 413-420 Federated Kalman Filter Simulation Results, Dr. Neal A. Carlson, Integrity Systems, Inc.; Michael P. Berarducci, USAF, Wright Laboratory 421-436 GPS Receiver Design for Integrated Navigation Systems, Dr. Dan Simon and Dr. Hossny El-Sherief, TRW Systems Integration Group 437-446 Detection of Spooling, Jamming or Failure of GPS, Capt. Juan Vasquez, USAF, Los Angeles AFB SMC/CI; Lt. Cot. Bob Riggins, USAF, WP AFB IT/ENG 447-456 Direct GPS Solutions, Dr. Jonathan Abel, Abel Innovations; James Chaffee, Arrowsmith Technologies, Inc. 457-466 Session 5B: Geodesy and Surveying Chair: Dr. Alan G. Evans, NSWC Co-chair: Mr. Robert Hill, University of Texas at Austin Airborne Vector Gravimetry Using Precise, Position-Aided Inertial Measurement Units, Dr. Christopher Jekeli, Ohio State University 469-478 Global Geospatial Information: Addressing the Appetite of Geographic Information Systems, Roberta E. Lenczowski and David M. Danko, Defense Mapping Agency Headquarters 479-486 The DMA GPS Tracking Network, Ben Roth, Defense Mapping Agency, Brent Renfro, University of Texas 487-494 Centimeter Navigation and Surveying with On-The-Fly Ambiguity Resolution, Alfred Leick, Al Oufrid, Paulo Segantine, and Inseong Song, University of Maine 495-504 On-The-Fly Kinematic GPS Results Using Full-Wavelength Dual-Frequency Carrier Ranges, Dr. Benjamin W. Remondi, National Ocean Service, Coast & Geodetic Survey, National Geodetic Survey 505-518 Validation and Analysis of Results from a Bridge Motion Monitoring Experiment, Mark Leach, Michael Hyzak, and Sigrid Horoschak, Applied Research Laboratory, Univ. of Texas at Austin 519-528 Session 5C: Future Requirements & Guidance Components! Sensors for Strategic Missions Resonator Accelerometer Operating at Microwave and Optical Frequencies, Anthony Petrovich, C.S. Draper Laboratory 531-536 Advanced Maneuvering Re-entry Vehicle Guidance, Ronald Harris and Roy Setterlund, C.S. Draper Laboratory 537-542 Applications of the ZLG to Strategic Missions, Charles Volk, Steven Gillespie, and Dhiren Patel, Litton Guidance and Control Systems 543-550 Applications of the HRG to Strategic Missions, Anthony Matthews and Roy Farmer, Delco Electronics Division 551-558 Applicability and Utilization of Precision Voltage References to Strategic Missions, Richard Gardner, C.S. Draper Laboratory 559-564 Investigating the GPS Aided Precision Missile Concept via Explorer and Topex Satellite Data, Gary Sitzman, Keith Melkun, and Lany Bartyczack, Naval Surface Warfare Center 565-574 Session 6A: New Inertial Sensors for Navigation Chair: Mr. John Elwell, C.S. Draper Laboratory Co-Chair: Mr. Shel Sanders, Northrop Electronics Systems Division-NS Micromachined Inertial Sensor Development at Northrop, Joe Blanco and John Geen, Northrop Corp. 577-586 Low Cost Two-Axis Fiber-Optic Rate Sensor, Dr. Dick Ang, Gary Adams, Rudolf Dankwort, Clarence Laskoskie, Dr. Bogdan Szafraniec, and Dr. Ralph Bergh Honeywell Systems Research Center, Jean-Michel Euveric, Claude Leclercq, Philippe Loubieres, Jacques Rochereau, and Oliver Tirat, SAGEM 587-594 A Micromachined Comb-Drive Tuning Fork Rate Gyroscope, Dr. Marc Weinberg, Dr. Jonathan Bernstein, Dr. Steven Cho, A. Thomas King, Anthony Kourepenis, and Paul Maciel C.S. Draper Laboratory 595-602 A Tactical Fiber Optic Gyro with All-Digital Signal Processing, Michael Perlmutter, Northrop Corp. 603-616 Inexpensive Minature Gyroscope for Intelligent Control Systems, Dr. Fariborz Masceh, IntelliSense Corp. 617-622 Silicon Micromachined IMU Integrated Electronics Development, James Sitomer, James Connelly, and Jacob Martin, C.S. Draper Laboratory 623-628 Session 6B: Marine Navigation Chair: Mr. Joseph W. Spalding, USCG, R&D Center Co-Chair: Mr. Dave Young, Trimble Navigation A DGPS-Based Vessel Tracking System (VTS) Using UHF and Geographic Information System (GIS) Technologies, Sam Porgess, Michael Gallistel, Nancy Cohen-Joseph, and Richard Thompson, Booz Allen & Hamilton, Inc 631-640 Test Results of a New DGPS RAIM Software Package, Dr. Frank van Diggelen and Dr. Alison Brown, NAVSYS Corporation; Joseph Spalding, USCG R&D Center 641-646 The Application of Quality Control Methods to Real-Time Differential GPS Navigation, Leonid Sheynblat and G. Jeffrey Geier, Trimble Navigation 647-654 GPS Velocity Damping and Its Effect on SINS Performance, John J. Carvill, III, Naval Undersea Warfare Center 655-664 Integrating the Navigation Functions on Seismic Vessels, Thomas A. Hylas, Offshore Navigation, Inc. 665-670 DGPS/Radiobeacon Field Trials, Which Compare Type 1 & Type 9 Messaging, Dr. Per Enge, WPI and Stanford University; David Young, Leonid Sheynblat, and Brian Westfall, Trimble Navigation 671-680 Minimum Shift Keying Detection Algorithm, Gerald F. Sage, Lowrance Electronics Inc. 681-688 Update on MSK(Minimum Shift Keying) Receivers for Radiobeacon DGPS Broadcasts, Michael S.K. Sushko, Kensington & Icknield, Ltd. 689-706 Implementation of the U.S. Coast Guard’s Differential GPS Navigation Service, Douglas H. Alisp, Jean M. Butler, and James T. Radice, U.S Coast Guard 707-716 Session 6C: Space-Based Pointing & Tracking Space Based Precision Pointing System Using Pseudo Star Reference Unit, Michael Luniewicz, Dale Woodbury, Dr. Jerold Gilmore, and Tze Chien, C.S. Draper Laboratory 719-734 Design of the High Altitude Balloon Experiment Line-of-Sight Stabilization and Pointing System, Capt. Dave Anderson and Lt. Marcus Schulthess, USAF, Phillips Laboratory; Dr. Henry Sebesta, John Blackburn, and Steve Baugh, Applied Technology Assoc., Inc. 735-746 Pointing Stabilization System Using The Optical Reference Gyro, Jerold Gilmore, Tze Chien, Dale Woodbuiy, Michael Luniewicz, and Stephen Feldgoise, C.S. Draper Laboratory 747-766 Multisensor Miss Distance Measurement System for Test & Evaluation of High Speed Intercepts, Dr. Dennis Duven and William Devereux, Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory 767-776 Authors Index 777-778 Conference Participants 779-787 * Paper not available for publishing |
