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NAVIGATION, Journal of the Institute of Navigation
Volume: 41Published: 1994
| Volume 41, Number 1 (Spring 1994) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| REQUIRED NAVIGATION PERFORMANCE (RNP) FOR PRECISION APPROACH AND LANDING WITH GNSS APPLICATION | R. J. Kelly and J. M. Davis | 1 - 30 |
| WHAT ARE VESSEL TRAFFIC SERVICES AND WHAT CAN THEY REALLY DO? | W. Young | 31 - 56 |
| INTERFEROMETRIC GPS FLIGHT REFERENCE/AUTOLAND SYSTEM: FLIGHT TEST RESULTS | Frank van Graas, David W. Diggle, and Richard M. Hueschen | 57 - 82 |
| FLIGHT TESTS OF ATTITUDE DETERMINATION USING GPS COMPARED AGAINST AN INERTIAL NAVIGATION UNIT | Clark E. Cohen, Bradford W. Parkinson, and B. David McNally | 83 - 98 |
| PRECISION STRIKE CONCEPTS EXPLOITING RELATIVE GPS TECHNIQUES | George Schmidt and Roy Setterlund | 99 - 112 |
| NOVEL TECHNIQUES FOR LORAN-C SKYWAVE ESTIMATION | Yi Bian and David Last | 113 - 126 |
| Volume 41, Number 2 (Summer 1994) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| PERFORMANCE OF CATEGORY IIIB AUTOMATIC LANDINGS USING C/A-CODE TRACKING DIFFERENTIAL GPS | Stephen V. Rowson, Glenn R. Courtney, and Richard M. Hueschen | 127 - 144 |
| REAL-TIME FLIGHT TESTING USING INTEGRITY BEACONS FOR GPS CATEGORY III PRECISION LANDING | Clark E. Cohen, Boris S. Pervan, David G. Lawrence, H. Stewart Cobb, J. David Powell, and Bradford W. Parkinson | 145 - 158 |
| INTEGRITY MONITORING FOR PRECISION APPROACH USING KINEMATIC GPS AND A GROUND-BASED PSEUDOLITE | Boris S. Pervan, Clark E. Cohen, and Bradford W. Parkinson | 159 - 174 |
| REAL-TIME ON-THE-FLY KINEMATIC GPS SYSTEM RESULTS | Sally L. Frodge, Stephen R. DeLoach, Benjamin Remondi, Dariusz Lapucha, and Richard A. Barker | 175 - 186 |
| DEMONSTRATION OF GPS AUTOMATIC DEPENDENT SURVEILLANCE OF AIRCRAFT USING SPONTANEOUS MODE S BROADCAST MESSAGES | E. T. Bayliss, R. E. Boisvert, and G. H. Knittel | 187 - 206 |
| PILOTING WITH CELESTIAL ALGORITHMS | Thomas R. Metcalf and Frederic T. Metcalf | 207 - 214 |
| FUTURE LUNAR LANDING NAVIGATION SCHEMES, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRECISION LANDINGS | Dan G. Tuckness | 215 - 228 |
| BYLAWS | - | 229 - 250 |
| Volume 41, Number 3 (Fall 1994) | ||
| Title | Author | Page Numbers |
|---|---|---|
| MINIMIZING ERRORS IN CELESTIAL POSITIONING | Paul F. Ross | 251 - 264 |
| THE DEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY GPS TRACKING NETWORK | Ben Roth and Brent Renfro | 265 - 276 |
| SIGNAL CHARACTERISTICS OF GPS USER ANTENNAS | Bruce R. Schulper, Roger L. Allshouse, and Thomas A. Clark | 277 - 296 |
| FEDERATED KALMAN FILTER SIMULATION RESULTS | Neal A. Carlson and Michael P. Berarducci | 297 - 322 |
| GPS SYSTEM INTEGRATION AND FIELD APPROACHES IN PRECISION FARMING | G. Lachapelle, M. E. Cannon, H. Gehue, T. W. Goddard, and D. C. Penney | 323 - 336 |
| GPS ORBIT DETERMINATION FOR THE EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET EXPLORER | Kenn Gold, Willy Bertiger, Sien Wu, Tom Yunck, Ron Muellerschoen, and George Born | 337 - 352 |
| AVAILABILITY ASSESSMENT OF ALTERNATIVE CATEGORY I PRECISION APPROACH AND LANDING SYSTEM ARCHITECTURES | Kelly R. Markin, Peter J. Wroblewski, T. Thomas Hsiao, and Walter A. Poor | 353 - 366 |
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