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NAVIGATION
Journal of The Institute of Navigation
Table of Contents
Volumes 17-26, 1970-1979
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Vol. 26, No. 1-4, 1979
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Spring 1979, Vol. 26, No. 1
COMPRESSION OF EPHEMERIDES BY DISCRETE CHEBYSHEV APPROXIMATIONS
A. Deprit, H. Pickard and W. Poplarchek ... 1
NAVSTAR FIELD TEST RESULTS
D. W. Henderson and J. A. Strada ... 12
NAVIGATION, THE GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY: AN ANCIENT PARTNERSHIP
Hans Mark ... 25
APPLICATION OF ELECTRONIC POSITIONING AND NAVIGATION TO GROUND COMBAT
W. Hicks ... 31
THE ROLE OF NAVIGATION SATELLITES IN OIL EXPLORATION
J. G. Morgan ... 37
DRIRU II STANDARD HIGH ACCURACY INERTIAL REFERENCE UNIT FOR SPACECRAFT THROUGH THE 1980'S
J. W. Ritter and R. B. Irvine ... 44
A COMPLETELY PROGRAMMABLE METHOD OF CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
C. T. Daub ... 59
THE USE OF TRANSIT FOR TIME DISTRIBUTION
R. E. Cashion, W. J. Klepczynski and K. Putkovich ... 63
A NEW METHOD FOR PLOTTING THE POSITION LINE: THE GOLEM SOLUTION
E. Gradsztajn ... 70
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
G. Gebel, H. D. Black and R. Huenemann ... 78
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 80
Summer 1979, Vol. 26, No. 2
MAP OF THE WORLD OR SEA CHART? THE CATALAN MAPPAMUNDI OF 1375
H. C. Freiesleben ... 85
GUIDANCE SYSTEM APPLICATION TO MISSILE-X BASING ALTERNATIVES
G. B. Green and L. N. Jenks ... 90
MISSILE-X/THIRD GENERATION INERTIAL INSTRUMENT CHARACTERIZATION
TEST PROGRAM
K. R. Wernle ... 105
GPS APPLICATION TO SEISMIC OIL EXPLORATION
C. Johnson and P. Ward ... 109
THE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM AND ITS APPLICATION IN SPACECRAFT NAVIGATION
A. Van Leeuwen, E. Rosen and L. Carrier ... 118
REAL TIME SIMULATION OF A LOW COST GPS NAVIGATOR FOR
NONPRECISION APPROACHES
C. Shively ... 136
ANALYSIS OF VOR/DME SIGNAL COVERAGE OVER THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES
M. L. Goemaat and E. O. Frye ... 148
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
N. G. Cubberly, A. Bralove and R. G. Huenemann ... 167
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 171
Fall 1979, Vol. 26, No. 3
THE THEORY OF LORAN-C GROUND WAVE PROPAGATION-A REVIEW
S. N. Samaddar ... 173
OMEGA POSSIBILITIES: LIMITATIONS, OPTIONS, AND OPPORTUNITIES
E. R. Swanson ... 188
SIMILARITIES BETWEEN CLASSICAL CELESTIAL NAVIGATION AND
ELECTROSTATIC GYRO NAVIGATION
J. N. Schmidt ... 203
TACTICAL AIR NAVIGATION
G. R. Marner ... 219
PRINCIPLES, SYSTEM CONFIGURATION AND ALGORITHM DESIGN OF THE
INERTIALLY AIDED JTIDS RELATIVE NAVIGATION FUNCTION
W. R. Fried and R. Loeliger ... 224
DETERMINATION OF RISK OF COLLISION USING TWENTIETH CENTURY TECHNIQUES
D. B. Charter, Jr. ... 237
HIDDEN LIMITS OF COLLISION AVOIDANCE AUTOMATION
E. S. Quilter and J. D. Luse ... 244
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
C. de Wit, R. G. Huenemann, D. W. Kerst, E. G. DeAvies ... 252
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 256
Winter 1979, Vol. 26, No. 4
PILOTS IN THE MARINE TRAFFIC SYSTEM
C. W. Koburger, Jr. ... 263
GENERAL AVIATION ALTIMETRY ERRORS FOR COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEMS
A. D. Mundra ... 267
GENERAL CONVENTIONS AND SOLUTIONS-THEIR USE IN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
G. G. Bennett ... 275
AUTOMATION OF DMA NAUTICAL INFORMATION PRODUCTS (THE DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY AND THE NAVIGATOR)
O. L. Martin ... 281
RISK OF COLLISION-A SEQUEL
D. B. Charter, Jr. ... 289
OPTIMAL COLLISION AVOIDANCE IN UNCONFINED WATERS
C. de Wit and J. Oppe ... 296
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 304
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
R. W. Knox, D. C. Scull, E. G. DeAvies ... 308
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 310
INDEX TO VOLUME 26 ... 315
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Vol. 25, No. 1-4, 1978
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Spring 1978, Vol. 25, No. 1
AN OVERVIEW OF VIKING NAVIGATION
W. J. O'Neil ... 1
NAVIGATING THE VIKING LANDERS
E. A. Euler ... 11
FUEL CONSERVATION FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE AIRCRAFT IN THE TERMINAL AREA
S. C. Mohleji ... 19
THOMAS GODFREY'S QUADRANTS
C. H. Cotter ... 28
SUBMARINE NAVIGATION
W. G. Clautice ... 34
OMEGA NAVIGATION SYSTEM: PRESENT STATUS AND PLANS 1977-1980
E. R. Vass ... 40
NAVIGATING CANADA TO THE END OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
C. B. Jeffery ... 49
THE MANY FACES OF TRANSIT
T. A. Stansell, Jr. ... 55
FUTURE DOMESTIC AIR NAVIGATION SYSTEM ANALYSIS
R. Braff and A. N. Joglekar ... 71
SHUTTLE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
A. M. Madni and M. C. Chadwick ... 80
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 85
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 87
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 91
Summer 1978, Vol. 25, No. 2
OVERVIEW (GPS SYSTEM DESCRIPTION)
B. W. Parkinson ... 93
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION OF NAVSTAR AND SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS (GPS SYSTEM DESCRIPTION)
R. J. Milliken and C. J. Zoller ... 95
THE NAVIGATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (GPS SYSTEM DESCRIPTION)
R. L. Easton ... 107
SATELLITE FREQUENCY STANDARDS (SPACE SEGMENT)
C. A. Bartholomew ... 113
SIGNAL STRUCTURE AND PERFORMANCE CHARACTERISTICS (SPACE SEGMENT)
J. J. Spilker ... 121
THE GPS NAVIGATION MESSAGE (SPACE SEGMENT)
A. J. Van Dierendonck, S. S. Russel, E. R. Kopitzke and M. Birnbaum ... 147
CONTROL SEGMENT AND USER PERFORMANCE (CONTROL SEGMENT)
S. S. Russell and J. H. Schaibly ... 166
GPS RECEIVER OPERATION (USER EQUIPMENT)
B. G. Glazer ... 173
PHASE I GPS USER EQUIPMENT (USER EQUIPMENT)
M. J. Borel, D. J. Pinkos, J. N. Damoulakis and T. D. Fuchser ... 179
PERFORMANCE ENHANCEMENT OF GPS USER EQUIPMENT (USER EQUIPMENT)
N. B. Hemesath ... 195
GPS USER EQUIPMENT ERROR MODELS (USER EQUIPMENT)
E. H. Martin ... 201
TEST AND EVALUATION PROCEDURES FOR GPS USER EQUIPMENT (USER EQUIPMENT)
S. K. Gupta ... 211
GPS PHASE I USER EQUIPMENT FIELD TESTS (USER EQUIPMENT)
R. Denaro, V. G. Harvester and R. L. Harrington ... 217
CIVIL MARINE APPLICATIONS OF THE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS)
T. A. Stansell ... 224
INTEGRATION OF GPS WITH INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS (MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS)
D. B. Cox ... 236
AIRCRAFT NAVIGATION WITH THE LIMITED OPERATIONAL PHASE OF THE NAVSTAR GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM (MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS)
L. R. Kruczynski ... 246
A NAVIGATION ALGORITHM FOR THE LOW-COST GPS RECEIVER (MISCELLANEOUS TOPICS)
P. S. Noe, K. A. Myers and T. K. Wu ... 258
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
Contributor - S. B. Poritzky ... 265
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 268
Fall 1978, Vol. 25, No. 3
AUTOMATIC CONTINENTAL LAND MOBILE POSITION FIXING VIA SATELLITE
A. F. Brisken ... 277
PRECISION LORAN-C NAVIGATION ON THE ST. MARYS RIVER
D. L. Olsen and J. R. Stoltz ... 290
THE INTERIM STANDARD MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM
D. J. Toman ... 298
THE EVOLUTION OF THE SHIP'S INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEM FOR THE FLEET BALLISTIC MISSILE PROGRAM
B. McKelvie and H. Galt, Jr. ... 310
SATELLITE AIDED ATC SYSTEM CONCEPTS EMPLOYING THE NAVSTAR GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
B. D. Elrod and A. Weinberg ... 323
A METHOD FOR DIRECT DETERMINATION OF TIME OF TRANSIT OF A CELESTIAL BODY WHEN THE OBSERVER IS MOVING
R. W. Peach ... 345
THE METHOD OF ASSUMED ALTITUDES: A NEW APPROACH TO AN OLD ART
T. D. Davies ... 349
THE INSTITUTE OF NAVIGATION BYLAWS ... 355
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
T. F. Rogers and R. G. Huenemann ... 364
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 367
Winter 1978, Vol. 25, No. 4
OMEGA AMBIGUITY RESOLUTION TECHNIQUES
F. H. Raab ... 371
THE LAW, THE COURTS AND THE SEAMAN: THE MARINER'S DILEMMA
R. M. Slack ... 385
OMEGA VALIDATION OVER THE WESTERN PACIFIC AREA
F. G. Karkalik ... 395
SATELLITE INTERFEROMETER AS AN ADVANCED NAVIGATION/COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
G. S. Gopalapillai, G. T. Ruck and A. G. Mourad ... 405
R1-D1: SOME IMPLICATIONS OF SHIP AUTOMATION ON ORGANIZATION, TRAINING, DESIGN AND LOGISTICS
C. W. Koburger, Jr. ... 419
GEOMETRIC DILUTION OF PRECISION
E. R. Swanson ... 425
LONGITUDE BY LUNAR OBSERVATIONS AND THE POCKET CALCULATOR
D. W. Kerst ... 430
HAND HELD CALCULATORS-AN EVALUATION OF THEIR USE FOR CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
A. Bralove ... 434
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
R. Watkins, P. M. Janiczek and R. G. Huenemann ... 447
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 449
INDEX TO VOLUME 25 ... 453
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Vol. 24, No. 1-4, 1977 |
Spring 1977, Vol. 24, No. 1
HISTORY OF INERTIAL NAVIGATION
W. Wrigley ... 1
LATEST HIGHLIGHTS IN ACOUSTIC UNDERWATER NAVIGATION
J. A. Cestone, R. J. Cyr, G. Roesler and E. St. George, Jr. ... 7
AUTOMATIC, PASSIVE LLLTV-RANGEFINDER SYSTEM AS A NAVIGATIONAL AID
S. Feldman and G. G. Barton ... 40
A COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF MODERN GROUND-BASED, AIR-BASED
AND SATELLITE-BASED RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
W. R. Fried ... 48
TWO BODY FIXES BY CALCULATOR
M. F. A'Hearn and G. S. Rossano ... 59
A NEW METHOD OF CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
R. E. Ogilvie ... 67
A MULTI-DME/INERTIAL SYSTEM FOR AIRCRAFT POSITIONING
R. W. Latham and P. T. Richards ... 72
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 84
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 90
Summer 1977, Vol. 24, No. 2
STEREOGRAPHIC PROJECTIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
E. D. Gingerich ... 95
A DIGITAL GONIOMETER FOR VOR
S. A. Meer ... 102
LONGITUDE WITHOUT TIME
J. W. Luce ... 112
IMPACT OF MICROCOMPUTERS ON NAVIONICS
A. J. Maher ... 116
A METHOD FOR COMPACTING NAVIGATION TABLES
J. B. Jalickee and W. J. Klepczynski ... 125
RNAV CONTROL FOR AIRBORNE SURVEYS
A. N. Flior ... 132
ADVANCED DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR THE RING LASER GYRO NAVIGATOR
K. L. Bachman and E. W. Carson ... 142
DIFFERENTIAL LASER GYRO DEVELOPMENT
J. Bresman, H. Cook and D. Lysobey ... 153
THE NEW UTC TIME SIGNALS
R. L. Duncombe and P. K. Seidelmann ... 160
ON THE COST OF MAKING MISTAKES IN NAVIGATION
O. D. Anderson ... 166
EVALUATION OF THE ACCURACY OF COMMUNITY RELATIVE NAVIGATION ORGANIZATION CONCEPTS
H. J. Rome and J. S. Stambaugh ... 168
NAVY NAVIGATION TRENDS INTO THE NINETIES
R. S. Vaughn ... 181
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 185
Fall 1977, Vol. 24, No. 3
GUIDANCE ACCURACY CONSIDERATION FOR THE MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM
R. J. Kelly ... 189
THREE FREQUENCY DIFFERENCE OMEGA
R. G. Brown and R. L. Van Allen ... 206
AN APPLICATION OF THE GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM TO SEARCH AND
RESCUE AND REMOTE TRACKING
F. H. Raab, G. W. Board, S. D. Arling, J. D. Dobbs, S. C. Smrdel and J. R. Waechter ... 216
RADAR NAVIGATION TRAINER, DEVICE 15F12
J. W. Hammond and M. J. Lohr, Jr. ... 229
THE AN/WSN-2, A NEW GYROCOMPASS FOR A MODERN U. S. NAVY
J. S. Lipman ... 237
INERTIALLY AIDED SCANNING DME FOR AREA NAVIGATION
W. E. Tanner ... 248
NEW DMAHC NAVIGATION PUBLICATIONS
E. B. Brown ... 256
NAVIGATION AT THE PRIME MERIDIAN REVISITED
S. C. Dillon, G. Gebel and L. L. Pryor ... 264
ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE JAPANESE MARINE DECK OFFICER
Y. Yonezawa and Y. Miyoshi ... 267
AN INTEGRATED ACOUSTIC POSITIONING SYSTEM
R. T. Sharpe ... 272
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 276
Winter 1977, Vol. 24, No. 4
OUTGOING MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Capt. Ross E. Freeman, USN (Ret.) ... i
INCOMING MESSAGE FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Col. Emmett G. DeAvies, USAF (Ret.) ... ii
INTEGRATED NAVIGATION SYSTEM PERFORMANCE IN DEEP OCEAN MINING SURVEYS
L. M. McCloskey, Jr. and D. A. Evans ... 283
PROBING THE AIRBORNE OMEGA ENVIRONMENT
J. J. Scavullo ... 295
OMEGA SYSTEM PERFORMANCE PREDICTIONS
A. D. Thompson ... 304
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR TRANSITION FROM ENROUTE TO APPROACH GUIDANCE
D. H. Meyer ... 312
VLF PULSE TIMING: LIMITATIONS AND POTENTIAL AS A COMPANION TO OMEGA
R. G. Brown ... 329
JEPPESEN CHARTING FOR AREA NAVIGATION
J. E. Terpstra ... 338
CONCERNING THE LOGICAL COMPARISON OF ATC SEPARATION STANDARD ASSESSMENT MODELS
A. L. Haines ... 345
UNITED AIRLINES' EXPERIENCE WITH COMPUTER GENERATED VISUAL SYSTEMS
G. V. McCulloch ... 352
HELICOPTER OFFSHORE OPERATIONS
W. T. Kuhar and G. H. Quinn ... 357
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
Contributors- D. H. Sadler, M. F. A'Hearn, E. S. Quilter and W. J. Klepczynski ... 362
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 366
INDEX TO VOLUME 24 ... 369
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Vol. 23, No. 1-4, 1976
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Spring 1976, Vol. 23, No. 1
OMEGA SIGNAL COVERAGE PREDICTION
J. E. Bortz, Sr., R. R. Gupta, D. C. Scull and P. B. Morris ... 1
EVALUATION OF SEVERAL NAVIGATION ALGORITHMS FOR APPLICATION TO GENERAL AVIATION
B. Conrad, C. T. Jackson, Jr. and A. J. Korsak ... 10
A COORDINATED APPROACH TO THE SIMULATION, FLIGHT TEST AND OPERATIONAL EVALUATION OF AREA NAVIGATION ROUTES AND PROCEDURES
D. W. Richardson ... 18
TEST EVALUATION OF A HIGH PERFORMANCE PULSE REBALANCED GYRO FOR STRAPDOWN IMU APPLICATIONS
R. M. Bendett, H. D. Kleine, S. P. Weinstein and D. A. Zoinick ... 29
TIME REFERENCE MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM MULTIPATH CONTROL TECHNIQUES
R. J. Kelly ... 42
INSHORE NAVIGATIONAL SYSTEM CONCEPTUAL ADVANCES
S. Feldman ... 59
THE EVOLUTION OF MINUTEMAN GUIDANCE AND CONTROL
J. M. Wuerth ... 64
THE APPROACH TO SATELLITE EPHEMERIS DETERMINATION FOR THE NAVSTAR GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
A. J. Van Direndonck, W. C. Melton, M. Birnbaum and M. D. Harkins ... 76
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 87
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 90
Summer 1976, Vol. 23, No. 2
THE APPLICATION OF INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS TO PRECISION LAND SURVEY
S. R. Ellms and J. R. Huddle ... 93
LOCATION OF ATS-5 BY L-BAND TRILATERATION
A. F. Brisken ... 106
A UNIFIED SIGNAL PROCESSOR FOR TACAN NAVIGATION SETS
B. E. Bjerde ... 119
COLLISION AVOIDANCE MANEUVERS FOR SHIPS
M. D. Ciletti and A. W. Merz ... 128
BASIC DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR LORAN TRANSMITTERS USING HIGH POWER, HALF CYCLE GENERATORS
M. Dishal ... 136
DIRECT METHODS OF LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE DETERMINATION BY MINI-COMPUTER
C. Wight ... 149
COORDINATED VESSEL MANEUVERING USING A COLLISION AVOIDANCE GRID (CAG) SYSTEM
D. G. Mellor ... 157
A SEQUENTIAL RANGE NAVIGATION ALGORITHM FOR A MEDIUM ALTITUDE NAVIGATION SATELLITE
T. McCaskill, J. Buisson, and A. Buonaguro ... 164
MAGNETIC SUSPENSION TECHNOLOGY: A DISCUSSION
J. W. Miller ... 178
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 185
REAL-FRESH (INDEX TO ADVERTISERS) ... 156
TELEDYNE HASTINGS-RAYDIST (INDEX TO ADVERTISERS) ... Inside Back Cover
Fall 1976, Vol. 23, No. 3
LORAN-C EXPANSION IN THE COASTAL CONFLUENCE ZONE
F. W. Mooney ... 187
LORAN-C NAVIGATION CHARTS FOR THE COASTAL CONFLUENCE ZONE
W. B. Ferm ... 191
LORAN CALIBRATION BY PREDICTION
L. B. Burch, R. H. Doherty and J. R. Johler ... 195
IMPACT OF LORAN-C DECISION ON OREGON MARITIME INTERESTS
D. A. Panshin ... 201
LORAN-C IN THE EYES OF THE GERMAN HYDROGRAPHIC INSTITUTE (DHI)
U. Hammerschmidt ... 206
LF/VLF NAVAID SIGNAL RELIABILITY IN AIRBORNE APPLICATIONS
J. M. H. Bruckner and R. A. Auerbach ... 209
PROGRESS REPORT ON THE GETTYSBURG WORKSHOP SIXTEEN MONTHS LATER
J. F. Culbertson ... 217
LORAN-C REPLACEMENT EQUIPMENT (LRE)
G. R. Goodman and R. P. Oswitt ... 228
A NEW APPROACH TO THE THEORY OF GEODESICS ON AN ELLIPSOID
J. S. Holmstrom ... 237
THE USE OF MICROPROCESSORS IN NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
C. O. Culver and R. W. Danklefs ... 245
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR A FLARE GUIDANCE SUBSYSTEM
P. D. Hodgkins and N. J. Cafarelli ... 249
PALM-A SYSTEM FOR PRECISE AIRCRAFT LOCATION
I. G. Stiglitiz, J. E. Evans, D. Karp, R. LaFrey and R. J. McAulay ... 257
COLLISION AVOIDANCE: THE STATE OF THE ART AND SOME RECENT DEVELOPMENTS AND ANALYSES
J. J. Bagnall, Jr. ... 262
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 274
Winter 1976, Vol. 23, No. 4
THE COAST GUARD TWO PULSE LORAN-C COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEM
D. A. Feldman, M. A. Letts and R. J. Wenzel ... 279
THE AN/BRN-5 LORAN RECEIVER
W. N. Dean and D. P. Roth ... 287
OMEGA AMBIGUITY RESOLUTION THROUGH DIRECT INTEGER LANING
C. H. Ebert ... 298
THE ALMANACS- YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW
P. K. Seidelmann, P. M. Janiczek and R. F. Haupt ... 303
FROM SERSON TO DRAPER-TWO CENTURIES OF GYROSCOPIC DEVELOPMENT
H. W. Sorg ... 313
GLOBAL RADIO NAVIGATION-A CHALLENGE FOR MANAGEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
J. M. Beukers ... 325
THE MILITARY CHARTMAKER: TWO CENTURIES OF SUPPORT TO NAVIGATION
S. D. Cramer, Jr. ... 334
THE THANKLESS NAVIGATOR
T. D. Nicholson ... 339
MODEL TO CALCULATE A MARITIME RISK CRITERIUM NUMBER
C. van der Tak and J. A. Spaans ... 343
THE LORAN-C GROUND STATION
H. T. Sherman and V. L. Johnson ... 349
TWO CENTURIES OF NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS IN JAPAN
T. Mozai ... 359
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 364
INDEX TO VOLUME 23 ... 368
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Vol. 22, No. 1-4, 1975
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Spring 1975, Vol. 22, No. 1
RADIO NAVIGATION IN NORTH AMERICA....THE NEXT 25 YEARS
J. M. Beukers ... 1
AUTONOMOUS NAVIGATION PREPARATIONS FOR FUTURE UNMANNED SPACE MISSIONS
C. E. Kohlhase ... 16
SOME SYSTEM CONSIDERATIONS FOR MLS AIRBORNE PROCESSORS
J. Beneke and C. Wightman ... 35
COAST GUARD VESSEL TRAFFIC SYSTEMS: PRESENT AND FUTURE
R. A. Schwartz ... 47
RECENT RESULTS IN FAILURE DETECTION AND ISOLATION FOR THE SPACE SHUTTLE IMU
A. G. Solov and A. P. Kantrowitz ... 51
SURVEY TECHNIQUES FOR ACOUSTIC POSITIONING ARRAYS
D. L. McKeown ... 59
DEVELOPMENT OF NAVIGATION SYSTEMS FOR ADVANCED COMMERCIAL TRANSPORTS
A. F. Norwood ... 68
THE OPTIMUM IMPLEMENTATION OF A DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA SYSTEM
C. E. Hastings and A. L. Comstock ... 76
THE PROBLEMS OF OPERATING MAMMOTH TANKERS ON THE CAPE SEA ROUTE
I. C. Little ... 81
NAUTICAL TRAINING IN THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
I. C. Little ... 86
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 92
Summer 1975, Vol. 22, No. 2
AREA NAVIGATION SYSTEMS: PRESENT PERFORMANCE AND FUTURE REQUIREMENTS
J. S. Tyler, Jr., D. M. Brandewie, W. Heine, and R. Adams ... 95
LOW COST NAVIGATION PROCESSING FOR LORAN-C AND OMEGA
J. F. DeLorme and A. R. Tuppen ... 112
THE ACCURACY OF CELESTIAL FIXES AS COMPARED TO NAVSAT
POSITIONS BY LEAST SQUARES ADJUSTMENT
H. F. Van Der Grinten ... 128
H-MODULATION FOR LONG ENDURANCE MARINE INERTIAL NAVIGATION
C. San Giovanni, Jr. and E. Levinson ... 135
NAVIGATION APPLICATIONS OF THE HP-65 CALCULATOR
K. E. Newcomer ... 152
TRAINING FOR MARINE TRAFFIC CONTROL
W. Burger and A. G. Corbet ... 157
DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA IN THE DOMESTIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL ENVIRONMENT
H. G. Miller ... 165
A DEVICE FOR DEMONSTRATING THE "DIP ERROR" OF A MAGNETIC COMPASS
R. A. McKnight ... 173
OMEGA NAVIGATION SYSTEMS SPECIFICATION AND PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT
O. J. Baltzer and A. C. Fraser ... 176
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 183
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 186
Fall 1975, Vol. 22, No. 3
ACCURACY SPECIFICATIONS FOR AUTOMATIC OMEGA NAVIGATORS
F. C. Sakran, Jr. ... 189
APPLICATION OF OPTIMAL ESTIMATION TECHNIQUES TO ACOUSTIC
TRANSPONDER NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
H. E. Lee ... 201
RECENT RESULTS ON PARAMETRIC ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA ERROR
E. G. Baxa, Jr. and P. V. Piserchia ... 208
DIGITAL PHASE PROCESSING FOR LOW-COST OMEGA RECEIVERS
D. B. Cox, Jr., E. V. Harrington, Jr., W. H. Lee and W. M. Stonestreet ... 221
MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION APPLIED TO A FOUR FREQUENCY OMEGA EXPERIMENT
C. J. Waylan and J. E. Ohlson ... 235
BINARY PROCESSING AND DISPLAY CONCEPTS FOR LOW-COST OMEGA RECEIVERS
R. W. Lilley ... 244
EVALUATION OF REAL-TIME ALGORITHMS FOR OMEGA PROPAGATION PREDICTION
A. N. Beavers, Jr., D. E. Gentry and J. F. Kasper, Jr. ... 252
AN EVALUATION OF DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA FOR GENERAL AVIATION AREA NAVIGATION
W. M. Hollister and S. M. Dodge ... 259
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO INTEGRATED AIRBORNE OMEGA/INERTIAL NAVIGATION
D. E. Gentry, J. A. D'Appolito and J. F. Kasper, Jr. ... 274
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 280
Winter 1975, Vol. 22, No. 4
LONGITUDE WITHOUT TIME
D. W. Kerst ... 283
FINDING LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE BY CALCULATORS
C. Fox ... 293
HAND HELD CALCULATOR TECHNOLOGY APPLIED TO AN ADVANCED OMEGA RECEIVER
B. N. Gaon ... 302
ON OBSERVATIONS OF MODAL INTERFERENCE OF THE NORTH DAKOTA OMEGA TRANSMISSION
E. G. Baxa, Jr. and C. D. Lytle ... 309
RADIO ASTRONOMY AND THE FREQUENCY PROTECTION PROBLEM
G. W. Swenson, Jr. ... 324
DME ERRORS
R. W. Latham and R. S. Townes ... 332
UNEXPLOITED POTENTIALS OF LORAN-C
R. H. Doherty and J. R. Johler ... 343
PLANNED IMPROVEMENTS IN THE TRANSIT SYSTEM (1975)
Staff of the Space Analysis and Computation Group, Applied Physics Laboratory ... 352
EFFECTS OF 3-D RNAV APPROACH PROCEDURAL COMPLEXITY
R. S. Jensen ... 361
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 371
INDEX TO VOLUME 22 ... 373
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Vol. 21, No. 1-4, 1974 |
Spring 1974, Vol. 21, No. 1
SAFE SEPARATION IN CONTROLLED FLIGHT
John M. Holt ... 1
THE FEASIBILITY OF APPLYING THE ACTIVE TVTIME SYSTEM TO AUTOMATIC VEHICLE LOCATION
D. A. Howe ... 9
THE EFFECTS OF SENSOR ERRORS IN CERTAIN MARINE COLLISION AVOIDANCE
AND THREAT ASSESSMENT SYSTEMS
Robert F. Riggs ... 16
ARE THE LEGAL FRONTIERS OF NAVIGATION IN PERIL?
L. Jarett ... 35
A SECOND GENERATION NAVY SATELLITE MARINE NAVIGATION SYSTEM
A. R. Dennis ... 37
THE USE OF THE HP-35 CALCULATOR FOR SIGHT REDUCTION
S. Rigby ... 44
THE NAV-AID: A CALCULATOR FOR NAVIGATION
R. G. Hirsch and R. L. Charlton ... 46
AN AZIMUTH DETERMINATION SYSTEM UTILIZING THE NAVY NAVIGATION SATELLITES
J. R. Albertine ... 54
MIXED INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS FOR SURFACE EFFECT SHIPS
C. SanGiovanni, Jr. and J. Moryl ... 61
ENHANCEMENT OF SHIP'S RADAR TRANSPONDER FOR COLLISION AVOIDANCE EFFECTIVENESS
C. A. Abramowski ... 79
PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS IN CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
R. M. Leve ... 83
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 88
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 90
Summer 1974, Vol. 21, No. 2
SYSTEM DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ESGM/SINS NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
H. J. Sandbery and A. Duslonan ... 91
EVALUATING THE ACCURACY OF OMEGA PREDICTED PROPAGATION CORRECTIONS
A. B. Calvo and J. E. Bortz, Sr. ... 102
RADIO NAVIGATION ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
R. N. Parker ... 113
A REVIEW AND APPLICATIONS OF VLF AND LF TRANSMISSIONS FOR NAVIGATION AND TRACKING
J. M. Beukers ... 117
FULLY AUTOMATIC LORAN-C FOR COMMERCIAL AIRLINES
J. Hopkins ... 134
ELECTRONIC NAVIGATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE MERCHANT MARINE DECK OFFICER
M. H. Carpenter, and W. M. Waldo ... 143
AIRCRAFT POSITIONING WITH MULTIPLE DME
R. Latham ... 150
MEETING THE MARITIME REQUIREMENTS IN UNITED STATES WATERS
D. T. Haislip and A. Goldsmith ... 159
PRACTICAL ELECTRONIC POSITION FIXING FOR SMALL CRAFT
R. W. Merriam ... 165
THE CONVENTIONAL ILS-SO WHAT'S NEW?
J. J. Battistelli ... 170
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 184
Fall 1974, Vol. 21, No. 3
THE IMPACT OF THE CHOICE OF FREQUENCY AND MODULATION ON RADIO NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
J. R. Johler ... 185
FLIGHT TESTS OF TWO AIRBORNE OMEGA NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
F. C. Sakran, Jr. and P. B. Burch ... 194
A COMPARISON OF AUTOMATIC VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEMS
F. J. Chambers and R. S. Stapleton ... 208
HOW TO HARVEST THE FULL POTENTIAL OF LORAN-C
L. F. Fehlner and T. A. McCarty ... 223
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS IN LORAN-D
R. L. Frank ... 234
MARINE INSTRUMENTATION DEVELOPMENTS
A. E. Fiore ... 242
A DIP SHORT NOMOGRAM
M. F. A'Hearn ... 249
PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS IN THE SATELLITE RELAY OF OMEGA FOR SEARCH AND RESCUE PURPOSES
W. E. Rupp, Jr. and P. J. Steen ... 252
AREA NAVIGATION AND TERMINAL AREA TRAFFIC CONTROL
N. B. Hemesath and J. M. H. Bruckner ... 258
DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA NAVIGATION FOR THE U. S. COASTAL CONFLUENCE AREA
E. R. Swanson, D. J. Adrian, and P. H. Levine ... 264
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 272
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 275
Winter 1974, Vol. 21, No. 4
PRELIMINARY RESULTS FROM SKYLAB EXPERIMENT T002, MANUAL NAVIGATION
S. W. Powers ... 279
A FLEXIBLE, LOW-COST APPROACH TO DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA
D. A. Zomick ... 288
MULTIPLE TARGET TRACKING AND TARGET ATTITUDE DETERMINATION WITH A SCANNING LASER RADAR
T. Flom and D. Coombes ... 298
CONCEPTS FOR FUTURE VESSEL TRAFFIC SYSTEMS
A. J. Cote, Jr. ... 310
OPTIMAL ESTIMATION OF A MULTI-STAR FIX
C. De Wit ... 320
LATERALLY DISPLACED ISLS ANTENNA FOR TACTICAL RADAR
N. Marchand and D. Riva ... 326
IN-ORBIT PERFORMANCE OF THE OAO INERTIAL REFERENCE UNIT
R. A. Harris ... 333
SIMPLIFIED DETERMINATION OF THE ELLIPSE OF UNCERTAINTY
G. P. Clark ... 343
SURVEILLANCE VELOCITY MEASUREMENTS WITH LEAST MAXIMUM ERROR
J. M. Holt and R. H. Hantilton ... 351
THE EFFECTS OF GRAVITATIONAL UNCERTAINTIES ON THE ERRORS OF INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
R. R. Hildebrant, K. R. Brittiny and S. J. Madden, Jr. ... 357
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 364
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 366
INDEX TO VOLUME 21 ... 367
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Spring 1973, Vol. 20, No. 1
THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ARTIFICIAL HORIZON FOR CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
S. Moskowitz ... 1
LORAN-C ON THE LOWER GREAT LAKES (Also see Errata Vol. 20, No. 2, Pg. 170)
C. B. Jeffery ... 17
A SCHEME FOR ESTIMATING AIRCRAFT VELOCITY DIRECTLY FROM AIRBORNE RANGE MEASUREMENTS (Also see Errata Vol. 20, No. 2, Pg. 170)
B. Lee ... 29
SCALED ILLUSTRATION OF UNIT SPHERE GEOMETRY WITH NAVIGATION APPLICATIONS
S. C. Marcus ... 41
DIGITAL ATTITUDE REFERENCE SYSTEM (DARS)
B. H. Campbell and T. C. Coffey ... 49
NAVIGATION AID REQUIREMENTS FOR THE U. S. COASTAL/CONFLUENCE REGION
E. B. Blood ... 68
RIHANS (RIVER AND HARBOR AID TO NAVIGATION SYSTEM)
R. L. Cook ... 77
ACCURACY LIMITATIONS OF THE OMEGA NAVIGATION SYSTEM EMPLOYED IN THE DIFFERENTIAL MODE
J. M. Beukers ... 81
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 93
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 96
Summer 1973, Vol. 20, No. 2
FUEL FOR THE PLOTTING FIRE-TRUE VERSUS RELATIVE MOTION
Hilliard L. Lubin ... 101
A DAY/NIGHT REMOTE-CONTROLLED LLLTV CAMERA-SEXTANT SYSTEM FOR GENERAL AND CELESTIAL NAVIGATION
S. Feldman, G. Barton, B. Katz and R. Wilkinson ... 116
MARINE ESG NAVIGATION AS A CAPABILITY FOR THE PRESENT
O. L. Elton and J. P. Moore ... 126
NAVIGATION TRAINING AT THE U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY
J. E. Shew ... 137
OPTIMAL EVASIVE MANEUVERS IN MARITIME COLLISION AVOIDANCE
A. W. Merz ... 144
SIMULATOR, A DEMAND FOR TRAINING THE FUTURE NAVIGATORS OF SHIPS
H. C. Freiesleben ... 153
TIME, SPACE, AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN THE AIRWAYS TRAFFIC CONTROL MEDIUM
C. W. Vietor ... 159
A MODIFIED COMPOSITE WAVE TECHNIQUE FOR OMEGA
W. Papousek and F. H. Reder ... 171
NEW ALGORITHMS FOR CONVERTING LORAN TIME DIFFERENCES TO POSITION
B. Friedland and M. F. Hutton ... 178
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 189
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
Contributor- J. D. Salisbury ... 190
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 191
ERRATA ... 170
Fall 1973, Vol. 20, No. 3
H. O. 229 INTERPOLATION
E. B. Brown and J. J. Speight ... 193
THE POLAR FLAP-BYRD'S FLIGHT CONFIRMED
J. N. Portney ... 208
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS-NAVIGATION AND ITS RELATION TO SOCIETY
Loren E. DeGroot ... 219
RECENT (1973) IMPROVEMENTS IN THE NAVY NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM
V. L. Piscane, B. B. Holland and H. D. Black ... 224
MLS-NAVIGATION, GUIDANCE, AND CONTROL
G. L. Neal ... 230
MILITARY APPLICATION OF THE TRANSIT SATELLITE NAVIGATION SYSTEM IN THE P-3C ASW AIRCRAFT
T. B. Merkel ... 245
ORBITER ABORT GUIDANCE
V. S. Sohoni ... 252
USE OF MATCHED AIRBORNE OMEGA RECEIVERS FOR RENDEZVOUS
D. Mactaggart ... 262
PILOTAGE ERROR AND RESIDUAL ATTENTION: THE EVALUATION OF A
PERFORMANCE CONTROL SYSTEM IN AIRBORNE AREA NAVIGATION
S. N. Roscoe and E. F. Kraus ... 267
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 280
Winter 1973, Vol. 20, No. 4
NONLINEAR TRAJECTORY- FOLLOWING AND CONTROL TECHNIQUES IN THE TERMINAL AREA USING THE MLS NAVIGATION SENSOR
P. Madden and M. Desai ... 285
AIR ROUTE CAPACITY MODELS
W. Siddiqee ... 296
A SURVEY OF SATELLITE-BASED SYSTEMS FOR NAVIGATION, POSITION SURVEILLANCE, TRAFFIC CONTROL, AND COLLISION AVOIDANCE
Keith D. McDonald ... 301
AN ATTITUDE REFERENCE SYSTEM WITH ELECTRICALLY SUSPENDED GYROS
D. F. Elwell ... 321
COMMUNICATIONS AND POSITION FIXING EXPERIMENTS USING THE ATS SATELLITES
Roy E. Anderson ... 329
AN EXACT SOLUTION TO A PROBLEM IN POSITIONING
Myron C. Young ... 346
EFFECTIVENESS LIMITATIONS OF MIDAIR COLLISION AVOIDANCE STRATEGIES
John L. Ramsey ... 357
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 370
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 372
INDEX TO VOLUME 20 ... 374
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Spring 1972, Vol. 19, No. 1
NAVIGATIONAL PLANNING AND THE USE OF SPECIAL TECHNIQUES
Byron E. Franklin and Ernest B. Brown ... 1
COMPUTER SIGHT REDUCTION BASED ON INTERSECTION OF EQUAL ALTITUDE CIRCLES
R. W. Flynn ... 7
SANS, SHIPS ACOUSTIC NAVIGATION SYSTEM
M. H. Damon ... 11
PARALLEL RUNWAY SPACING
Per A. Kullstam ... 19
MAN'S ROLE IN INTEGRATED VEHICULAR INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
J. L. Nevins and I. S. Johnson ... 29
REMOTE CONTROL AND NAVIGATION TESTS FOR APPLICATION TO LONGRANGE LUNAR SURFACE EXPLORATION
W. C. Mastin, F. L. Vinz and P. R. While ... 42
THE EFFECT OF GEOMETRY ON AREA NAVIGATION SYSTEM ERRORS
Ronald Braff ... 61
HYDROWAYS-A DEVELOPMENT IN MARINE ACOUSTIC NAVIGATION
A. Donn Cobb ... 66
MARINE TRAFFIC SYSTEMS CONCEPTS IN PORT DEVELOPMENT
Harris A. Pledger ... 71
COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEMS AND THE RULES OF THE NAUTICAL ROAD
J. D. Luse ... 80
DESIGN AND OPERATIONAL FEATURES OF THE SCAN-100 COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM
Ted Ryden and Ted Thomas ... 89
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 97
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 99
Summer 1972, Vol. 19, No. 2
POTENTIAL OPERATIONAL ADVANTAGES OF LOW COST VLF/OMEGA NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT
J. J. Tymczyszyn ... 101
IMPLEMENTATION STATUS OF THE OMEGA NAVIGATION SYSTEM
G. P. Asche ... 109
FAA AIRBORNE OMEGA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
G. H. Quinn ... 117
TACTICAL AIRCRAFT POSITIONING
E. W. Bush ... 120
THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO MINUTE DOPPLER AND SHORT DOPPLER SATELLITE POSITION FIX ACCURACY
G. N. Brower aud J. G. Morgan ... 128
STELLAR NAVIGATION IN THE MEDIEVAL INDIAN OCEAN
G. R. Tibbetts ... 139
RESULTS OF RECENT EXPERIMENTS WITH DIFFERENTIAL OMEGA
G. Nard ... 145
DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE OF CMA-719 COMPUTERIZED AIRBORNE OMEGA RECEIVER
D. Mactaggart ... 159
EFFECTS OF WEATHER ON AIRBORNE OMEGA
S. J. Lubin and W. M. Lewis ... 175
TALAR-A MODULAR STEP SCAN MICROWAVE LANDING SYSTEM
G. Henf ... 181
GREAT CIRCLE WAYPOINTS FOR INERTIAL EQUIPPED AIRCRAFT
R. J. Holm ... 191
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 195
Fall 1972, Vol. 19, No. 3
HYDROSPHERIC NAVIGATION
J. A. Cestone and E. St. George, Jr. ... 199
AN ALL-EARTH INERTIAL NAVIGATION SCHEME
M. Ignagni ... 209
OMEGA UTILIZATION BY NON-MILITARY SUBSCRIBERS
J. F. Kasper and E. E. Creekmore ... 215
AIR NAVIGATION TRAINING IN THE CANADIAN ARMED FORCES
J. Hennessey and A. D. Lee ... 226
NAVIGATION TRAINING AT THE USAF ACADEMY
B. T. Parker ... 236
NAVIGATION TRAINING SIMULATORS
M. H. Stephenson and R. L. Feuge ... 241
PROCUREMENT TECHNIQUES TO REDUCE MILITARY SYSTEMS' COSTS
J. S. Gansler ... 251
DOPPLER SYSTEMS APPLIED TO AREA NAVIGATION
F. Carpiniello and H. Buell ... 260
NAVIGATION REQUIREMENTS FOR ADVANCED DEEP SPACE MISSIONS
L. D. Friedman, R. L. Sohn and J. W. Moore ... 266
DIGITAL AUTOPILOT FOR THE SKYLAB ORBITAL ASSEMBLY
J. F. Turnbull ... 281
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 290
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 293
Winter 1972, Vol. 19, No. 4
ON-BOARD OPTICAL NAVIGATION DATA FROM MARINER 71
T. C. Duxbury and C. H. Acton, Jr. ... 295
NAVIGATING TO AVOID A KNOWN NOISE SOURCE
T. M. Pienkowski ... 308
LOCATING DOWNED AIRCRAFT BY GRAN (GLOBAL RESCUE ALARM NET)
W. R. Crattford and W. E. Rupp, Jr. ... 311
SIGHT REDUCTION USING THE PORTABLE SEXTANT COMPUTER SYSTEM
S. Feldman, P. K. Seidelmann, E. D. Stephenson, and H. C. Ketts ... 317
NAVIGATION IN SPACE, THE FUTURE, AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
J. E. Gaffney, Jr. ... 322
GYRO DRIFT DETECTION AND ISOLATION FOR A TWO-IMU CONFIGURATION
J. H. Hunter ... 327
CELESTIAL FIX-INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL?
Alton B Moody ... 338
UNIQUE CHARTS FOR SPACE MISSIONS
R. W. Carder ... 344
INTEGRATED NAVIGATION SYSTEMS AND KALMAN FILTERING: A PERSPECTIVE
R. G. Brown ... 355
SECANT-A SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF MID-AIR COLLISIONS
W. B. Miles ... 363
SPACE SHUTTLE LANDING NAVIGATION USING PRECISION DISTANCE MEASURING EQUIPMENT
W. S. Widnall and H. R. Morth ... 377
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 390
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM ... 392
INDEX TO VOLUME 19 ... 393
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Spring 1971, Vol. 18, No. 1
FOREWORD
Col. Leonard R. Sugerman, USAF ... 3
THE INSTITUTE OF NAVIGATION IN PERSPECTIVE
Alton B Moody ... 4
GUIDANCE IS FOREVER
C. S. Draper ... 26
THE DEVELOPMENT OF LONG-RANGE HYPERBOLIC NAVIGATION IN THE UNITED STATES
J. A. Pierce and R. H. Woodward ... 51
MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN MARINE NAVIGATION DURING THE LAST 25 YEARS
G. D. Dunlap ... 63
AIR NAVIGATION TECHNIQUES
E. W. Anderson ... 77
TRANSIT, THE NAVY NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM
Thomas A. Stansell, Jr. ... 93
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
R. L. Duncombe ... 110
HISTORICAL APPROACH TO MARINE COLLISION AVOIDANCE
A. E. Fiore, R. E. Anderson and L. J. Kapanka ... 116
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
Contributor- Vernon I. Weihe ... 134
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 140
Summer 1971, Vol. 18, No. 2
NAVIGATION AT THE PRIME MERIDIAN
G. Gebel and B. Matthews ... 141
AUTOMATIC OMEGA RECEIVER: COMPUTER-AUGMENTED APPROACH TO LOW COST MARINE NAVIGATION
Norman C. Dickerson, Jr. ... 147
AUTOMATIC REAL TIME OMEGA ACCURACY ENHANCEMENT
Charles E. Hastings and A. Clifford Barker ... 155
NAVIGATION AND THE UNITED STATES POWER SQUADRONS
Vice Commander Herbert Talboys ... 165
OMEGA
E. R. Swanson ... 168
SIZE AND OCEAN DISTRIBUTION OF THE WORLD MERCHANT FLEET: PRESENT AND FUTURE
Robert P. Thompson ... 176
THE VEGA X-BAND ENHANCER-AN ADVANCED TECHNOLOGICAL AID TO NAVIGATION
Thomas A. Moore ... 188
MARINE NAVIGATION AND COMMUNICATIONS AT L-BAND VIA SYNCHRONOUS SATELLITE
Jerome D. Barnla ... 196
INCAS INTEGRATED NAVIGATION AND COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM
K. H. Chase and B. V. Tiblin ... 205
AUTOMATION OF MERCHANT SHIP NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
Thomas D. Mara ... 215
LOW COST AUTOMATIC SHIP POSITIONING AND GUIDANCE SYSTEM
Lt. Commander David H. Freese, Jr. USCG ... 221
WHEN IS A BOAT SAFE?
Commander William N. Spence, USCG ... 231
IMPROVING WEATHER SERVICES FOR THE SAFETY OF RECREATIONAL BOATING
Caleb Warner and Peter Leavitt ... 237
IMPROVED POSITION LOCATOR (IPL) A MAN CARRIED NAVIGATION SYSTEM
W. J. Hoff ... 247
LOCAL HOUR ANGLE OF ARIES TABLES
Frederick L. Devereux, Jr. ... 253
THE INSTITUTE'S FILE ... 259
Fall 1971, Vol. 18, No. 3
APOLLO, A TRANSITION IN THE ART OF PILOTING A VEHICLE
James L. Nevins ... 261
TECHNOLOGY OF TOMORROW'S COMMERCIAL AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
William G. Denhard ... 281
EXAMPLES OF MOON SIGHTS TO OBTAIN TIME AND LONGITUDE
Dr. Frances W. Wright ... 292
THE IMPACT OF INERTIAL NAVIGATION ON AIR SAFETY
R. M. Hershkowitz, D. O'Mathuna and K. R. Britting ... 298
AVIATION SYSTEM DESIGN FOR SAFETY AND EFFICIENCY
Nathaniel Braverman ... 308
THE ROLE OF INERTIAL NAVIGATION IN FUTURE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS
Duncan MacKinnon and John W. Hursh ... 320
STRAPDOWN OR GIMBALLED IMU'S FOR THE SPACE SHUTTLE
T. S. Bettwy, E. A. Goldberg, and H. A. Irwin ... 331
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 344
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 350
Winter 1971, Vol. 18, No. 4
CAINS: POINTING TO THE FUTURE
Ronald S. Vaughn ... 353
AREA NAVIGATION-A QUANTITATIVE EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INERTIAL SYSTEM AIDING
Marvin Silver and Melvyn Greenberg ... 360
A NEW APPROACH TO ON-BOARD ORBIT NAVIGATION
Eugene S. Muller and Peter M. Kachmar ... 369
THE STATE OF STRAPDOWN INERTIAL GUIDANCE AND NAVIGATION
Andrew Edwards, Jr. ... 386
A DIGITAL READ-OUT DAY AND NIGHT MARINE SEXTANT
Sidney Feldman ... 402
AIRCRAFT COLLISION PREVENTION IN HIGHLY DENSE ENVIRONMENTS
J. A. Maynard ... 409
OPTIMAL AND SUBOPTIMAL METHODS OF SATELLITE SURVEILLANCE FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL OF TRANSOCEANIC FLIGHTS
Herbert Winter ... 417
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR AN INTEGRATED COMMUNICATION, NAVIGATION, IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM
Ralph L. Asher ... 425
MAINS, A NEW MARINE NAVIGATOR
P. Siskind and E. Von Arx ... 433
NEW SHORT METHOD TABLES (KI 1) FOR DIRECT FINDING OF A TWO STAR FIX WITHOUT USE OF ALTITUDE DIFFERENCE METHOD
Stjepo Kotlaric ... 440
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FORUM
Contributors- D. H. Sadler, H. C. Ketts, Editorial Comment ... 450
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 452
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 455
INDEX TO VOLUME 18 ... 457
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Spring 1970, Vol. 17, No. 1
EARLY HISTORY OF DEEP SUBMERGENCE NAVIGATION ABOARD TRIETE
Kenneth V. Mackenzie ... 3
MARITIME AIDS TO NAVIGATION IN THE SHORT DISTANCE MARITIME ENVIRONMENT
Capt. D. Dulany Claggert, USN (Ret.) ... 13
ONE-WAY RADIO RANGE MEASUREMENTS FOR SURVEYING AND NAVIGATION
Dr. H. C. Freiesleben ... 20
INTEROCEANIC CANAL STUDIES
George A. Makela and Edwin W. Eden, Jr. ... 24
AUTOMATIC PLOTTING AND ANTI-COLLISION WARNING SYSTEM
Aldo Massara ... 32
LONG PERIOD ERROR MODES OF A DOPPLER RADAR/FREE DIRECTIONAL GYRO NAVIGATION SYSTEM
F. C. Sakran, Jr. ... 39
THE OFFSET METHOD OF SONAR RANGING
D. E. Boegeman ... 47
PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE WITH SATELLITE NAVIGATION ABOARD USNS CHARLES H. DAVIS (T-AGOR 5)
E. C. Buffington, K. H. Hughes, and D. W. Muerdter ... 52
SIDE-LOOKING SONAR NAVIGATION
Dr. Carl D. Lowenstein ... 56
PRECISION POSITION MEASUREMENT FOR SURFACE SHIPS UTILIZING SHORT
PULSE MICROWAVE TRANSMISSION
Philip N. Miydal and Arthur J. Hannum ... 67
A DEEP SUBMERGENCE DIVERS' NAVIGATION SYSTEM
Ben Saltzer ... 76
FLIGHT TEST EXPERIMENTS TO EVALUATE AIDED-INERTIAL SYSTEM
PERFORMANCE FOR TERMINAL GUIDANCE
Ronald J. Madigan ... 83
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 92
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 96
Summer 1970, Vol. 17, No. 2
THE METHOD OF LUNAR DISTANCES AND TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCE
Saul Moskowitz ... 101
STONE HENGE AND THE PIRI RE’IS MAP
Alan R. Gillespie ... 122
PRECISE ACOUSTIC NAVIGATION AND POSITION KEEPING
Dudley E. Campbell ... 124
THE USE OF PULSED DOPPLER SONAR FOR NAVIGATION OF MANNED DEEP SUBMERGENCE VEHICLES
Thomas A. Coulet ... 136
A NEW APPROACH TO PRELIMINARY SITE SURVEILLANCE
George M. Walsh and George J. Moss, Jr. ... 142
PRECISION SUBSEA NAVIGATION SYSTEM
H. Van Calcar ... 149
CORRELATION SIGNAL PROCESSING FOR DEPTH SOUNDING
George J. Moss, Jr. And George M. Walsh ... 158
NAVIGATION OF DEEP SUBMERSIBLES IN CLOSE SEARCH
Capt. R. K. R. Worthington, USM (Ret.) ... 164
USING THE NAVY NAVIGATION SATELLITE SYSTEM
Thomas A. Stansell, Jr. ... 170
THE PREDICTION OF TIME OF CLOSEST APPROACH
A. C. Rawling ... 186
THERMAL PRECONDITIONING UTILIZING A RADIOISOTOPE HEAT SOURCE
Capt. Donald C. DePreesm USAF ... 190
DIRECT-RANGING LORAN
Leo Horowitz ... 200
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 205
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 209
Fall 1970, Vol. 17, No. 3
NAVIGATION NEAR THE MOON BY MEANS OF LUNAR-BASED BEACONS
Thomas M. Carson ... 213
NAVIGATION DATA FROM MARINER MARS 1969 TV PICTURES
Thomas C. Duxbury ... 219
NAVIGATION SATELLITES FOR EARTH-ORBITAL AND LUNAR OPERATIONS
Thomas P. Nosek ... 226
EARTH SATELLITE SYSTEMS FOR MARINE AND TRANSOCEANIC NAVIGATION AND TRAFFIC CONTROL
Capt. Alfred E. Fiore, USNR, and Dr. Paul Rosenberg ... 234
THE IMPACT OF HELICOPTER OPERATIONS ON AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL IN THE 1970'S
Col. James G. McFadden, USA, AASC ... 246
ANALYSIS OF A CAPACITY CONCEPT FOR RUNWAY AND FINAL-APPROACH PATH AIRSPACE
A. J. Goldman ... 253
TIME-SYNCHRONIZED APPROACH CONTROL
Ralph L. Erwin, Jr. ... 260
AVOIDING COLLISIONS IN A TIMELY MANNER
Robert E. Perkinson ... 267
RESULTS OF THE ATA CAS FLIGHT TEST PROGRAM
Martin J. Borrok and David C. Rider ... 278
NAVIGATION BY DEFINITION
N. W. Emmott ... 290
DETERMINING A RADAR STATION'S CONTACT TIMES
James M. Deike ... 295
CERTAIN hc/Z COMPUTATION POSSIBILITIES
Alfred H. Kerrick ... 300
TRIANGULATION THEORY AND TECHNIQUES
Cherokee C. Johnson ... 308
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 325
Winter 1970, Vol. 17, No. 4
APPLICATION OF OPTIMAL CONTROL THEORY TO SATELLITE-BASED OCEANIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL
Stuart H. Starr and Dr. Barry M. Horowitz ... 337
APPLICATION OF STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES TO LANDMARK NAVIGATION
J. E. Bennett and J. C. Hung ... 349
SOFTWARE ADVANCES IN AIDED INERTIAL NAVIGATION SYSTEMS
Dr. Arthur Gelb and Dr. Aurthur A. Sutherland, Jr. ... 358
A STRAPDOWN MAGNETIC AZIMUTH DETECTOR
W. A. Shapiro and C. E. Roemer ... 370
CONCEPTUAL QUESTIONS IN AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL DESIGN
Dr. Gene R. Marner ... 375
TIME AND NAVIGATION
Dr. R. L. Duncombe and R. F. Haupt ... 381
THE CURRENT STATUS OF AND FUTURE TRENDS IN NAVIGATION TRAINING AT THE U.S. NAVAL ACADEMY
Lieut. F. Richard Whalen, USN ... 387
NAVIGATION TRAINING FOR CURRENT SPACE FLIGHTS
Frank Hughes and Charles Floyd ... 397
MAN'S FUTURE ROLE AS AN AIRCRAFT NAVIGATOR
Dr. Carl F. Hoffman and John J. Czaja ... 404
MAN-MACHINE CONSIDERATIONS IN SYSTEM DESIGN FOR ALL-WEATHER, LOW-LEVEL NAVIGATION
G. V. S. Raju and D. L. Horwitz ... 412
USE OF PLANETARIA IN NAVIGATION INSTRUCTION
Major Kenneth W. Brotnow ... 419
THE ROLE OF MAN IN AEROSPACE DEFENSE COMMAND NAVIGATION
Major Ricliard M. Shute, USAF ... 422
INERTIAL SYSTEMS AND AREA NAVIGATION IN THE U.S. DOMESTIC AIRSPACE
Joseph M. Del Balzo ... 426
STAR CHARTS FOR MANNED SPACE FLIGHT
Ted A. Guillory, Gebe E. Gentry, and John W. O'Neill ... 432
THE INSTITUTE'S PROFESSIONAL FILE ... 448
REVIEWS OF RECENT BOOKS ... 451
INDEX TO VOLUME 17 ... 453
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