Global Positioning: Technologies and Performance

Global Positioning: Technologies and Performance

Volumn , Issue , 2007, Pages 1-419

  Samama, Nel ^a  

^a NONE

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 84889423419     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.1002/9780470241912     Document Type: Book

References (206)

1. Boorstin DJ. The discoverers. New York: Random House; 1983.
2. Gardner AC. Navigation. UK: Hodder and Stoughton Ltd.; 1958.
3. Guier WH, Weiffenbach GC. Genesis of satellite navigation. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
4. Ifland P. Taking the stars, celestial navigation from Argonauts to astronauts. The Mariners' Museum Newport News, Virginia, and The Krieger Publishing Company, Florida; 1998.
5. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006.
6. Kennedy GC, Crawford MJ. Innovations derived from the transit program. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
7. Parkinson B. A history of satellite navigation. Navigation: Journal of The Institute of Navigation 1995;42(1).
8. Parkinson BW, Spilker JJ Jr. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
9. Pisacane VL. The legacy of transit: guest editors introduction. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
10. Sobel D. Longitude. London: Fourth Estate Limited; 1996.
11. Sobel D. A brief history of early navigation. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
12. Adams WS, Rider L. Circular Polar Constellation providing continuous single or multiple coverage above a specified latitude. The Journal of Astronautical Sciences 1987;35(2): 155-192.
13. Boorstin DJ. The discoverers. New York: Random House; 1983.
14. Bostrom CO, Williams DJ. The space environment. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
15. Danchik RJ. An overview of transit development. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
16. Gardner AC. Navigation. UK: Hodder and Stoughton Ltd.; 1958.
17. Ifland P. Taking the stars, celestial navigation from argonauts to astronauts. Virginia: The Mariners' Museum Newport News; Florida: The Krieger Publishing Company; 1998.
18. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
19. Kennedy GC, Crawford MJ. Innovations derived from the transit program. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
20. Merrignan MJ et al. A refinement of theWorld Geodetic System 1984 reference frame. In: ION GPS 2002: Proceedings; Portland (OR); 2002. p 1519-1529.
21. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr. JJ. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
22. Sobel D. Longitude. London: Fourth Estate Limited; 1996.
23. Yionoulis SM. The transit satellite geodesy program. Johns Hopkins APL Technical Digest, January-March 1998;19(1).
24. Commission communications to the European Parliament and the Council on Galileo, COM(2000) 750 Final, Brussels; 22 November 4 .
25. Commission staff working paper-progress report on the GALILEO programme. SEC(2001) 1960; 5 December 2001.
26. Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council-taking stock of the GALILEO programme. COM(2006) 272 Final, Brussels; 2004.
27. Communication from the Commission to the European Parliament and the Council-GALILEO at a cross-road: the implementation of the European GNSS programmes. COM(2007) 261 Final, Brussels; 16 May 2007.
28. Council regulation on the establishment of structures for the management of the European satellite radio navigation programme. COM(2003) 471 Final, Brussels; 31 July 2003.
29. Council Regulation (EC) No 876/2002 of 21 May 2002 Setting up the Galileo Joint Undertaking. Official Journal of the European Parliament 2002.
30. Council resolution of 5 April 2001 on Galileo. Official Journal of the European Parliament 2001;C157(01).
31. Erhard P, Armengou-Miret E. Status and description of Galileo signals structure and frequency plan. European Space Agency Technical Note, April 2004.
32. Galileo-involving Europe in a new generation of satellite navigation services. COM(1999) 54 Final, Brussels; 10 February 1999.
33. Galileo study phase II. Executive Summary, PriceWaterHouseCoopers; 17 January 2003.
34. Gibbons G. GPS, GLONASS and Galileo-our story thus far. InsideGNSS 2006;1(1): 25-31, 67.
35. Hatch RT, Sharpe T, Galyean P. StarFire: a global, high-accuracy, differential GPS system. In: ION NTM 2003: Proceedings; Anaheim (CA).
36. Heinrichs G, et al. To locate a phone or PDA-GNSS/UMTS prototype for mass-market applications. GPS World 2006;17(1):20-27.
37. Hofmann-Wellenhof B, Lichtenegger H, Collins J. GPS theory and practice. Springer Verlag; 2001. Springer Wien, New York.
38. Inception study to support the development of a business plan for the GALILEO programme. Executive Summary, PriceWaterHouseCoopers; TREN/B5/23-2001; 20 November 2001.
39. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: Principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA USA.
40. Küpper A. Location based services-fundamentals and operation. England: John Wiley and Sons; 2005.
41. Ladetto Q, Merminod B. Step with INS: navigation for the blind tracking emergency crews. GPS World 2002;13(10):30-38.
42. Mezentsev O, et al. Pedestrian dead reckoning: a solution to navigation in GPS signal degraded areas?. Geomatica 2005;59(2):175-182.
43. Mission high level definition. European Commission, 23 September 2002.
44. Oehler V, et al. The Galileo integrity concept. In: ION GNSS 2004: Proceedings; Long Beach (CA).
45. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr. JJ. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1996.
46. Regulation of the European Parliament and the Council on the implementation and the deployment and commercial operating phases of the European programme of satellite radio navigation. COM(2004) 477 Final, Brussels; 14 July 2004.
47. Yi Y, et al. GPS {thorn} INS {thorn} Pseudolites: an integrated positioning system. GPS World 2003;14(7):42-49.
48. Caffery JJ. Wireless location in CDMA cellular radio systems. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. Boston.
49. Caffery JJ, Stüber GL. Overview of radiolocation in CDMA cellular systems. IEE Communications Magazine; 1998.
50. Carroll J. GPS {thorn} LORAN-C: performance analysis of an integrated tracking system. GPS World 2006;17(7):40-47.
51. Duffett-Smith P, Rowe R. Comparative A-GPS and 3G-MATRIX testing in a dense urban environment. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; Forth Worth (TX).
52. Duffett-Smith PJ, Tarlow B. E-GPS: indoor mobile phone positioning on GSM and W-CDMA. In: ION GNSS 2005: Proceedings; Long Beach (CA). eLoran definition document. Version 1.0. International Loran Association; 12 January 2007.
53. El-Sheimy N, Niu X. The promise of MEMS to the navigation community. InsideGNSS 2007;2(2):46-56.
54. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006.
55. Kogure S, Sawabe M, Kishimoto M. Status of QZSS navigation system in Japan. In: ION GNSS 19th International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division: Proceedings; Fort Worth (TX); 2006.
56. Küpper A. Location based services-fundamentals and operation. England: John Wiley and Sons; 2005.
57. Ladetto Q, Merminod B. Digital magnetic compass and gyroscope integration for pedestrian navigation. In: GPS/GNSS 2003: Proceedings; Portland, USA.
58. Martone M, Metzler J. Prime time positioning: using broadcast TV signals to fill GPS acquisition gaps. GPS World 2005;16(9):52-59.
59. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr. JJ. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
60. Patwari N, Ash JN, Kyperountas S, Hero III AO, Moses RL, Correal NS. Locating the nodes-cooperative localization in wireless sensor networks. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine; July 2005.
61. Shankar PM. Introduction to wireless systems. John Wiley & Sons; 2002. UK.
62. SnapTrack. Location technologies for GSM, GPRS and UMTS networks. White Paper; available at: http://www.snaptrack.com.
63. Toran F, et al. Position via internet: SISNET catches GPS in urban canyons. GPS World 2004;15(4):28-35.
64. Weinburg H. MEMS sensors are driving the automotive industry. Sensors 2002;19(2):36-41.
65. Yazdi N, et al. Micromachined inertial sensors. Proc. IEEE 1998;86(8):1640-1659.
66. Braasch MS. Autocorrelation sidelobe considerations in the characterization of multipath errors. IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems January 1997;30(1).
67. Brunner FK, Gu M. An improved model for the dual frequency ionospheric correction of GPS observations. Manuscripta Geodaetica 1991;16:205-214.
68. Chop J. et al. Local corrections, disparate uses: cooperation spawns natinal differential GPS. GPS World 2002;13.
69. Collins JP. Assessment and development of a tropospheric delay model for aircraft users of the "Global Positioning System." M.Sc.E. thesis, Department of Geodesy and Geomatics Engineering Technical Report No. 203; University of New Brunswick; Fredericton: New Brunswick; Canada. 1999. Available at: http://gge.unb.ca/Pubs/TR203.pdf. Nov 14, 2007.
70. Elgered G. Tropospheric radio path delay. In: Jansse MA, editor. Atmospheric remote sensing by microwave radiometry. New York: Wiley; 1993.
71. EGNOS (The European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service). A cornerstone of Galileo.
72. ESA SP-1303. Available at: http://www.egnos-pro.esa.int/Publications/GNSS%202001/SBAS_integrity.pdf.
73. Galileo open service-signal in space interface control document. (OS SIS ICD) Draft 0; European Space Agency/Galileo Joint Undertaking; 23 May 2006.
74. Global navigation satellite system. GLONASS; Interface Control Document; ICD02_e; Moscow; 2002.
75. Hudnut KW, Titus B. GPS L1 civil signal modernization (L1C). The Interagency GPS Executive Board; July 2004.
76. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
77. Kelly JM, Braasch MS. Mitigation of GPS multipath via exploitation of signal dynamics. In: ION Annual Meeting: Proceedings; 1999.
78. Lachapelle G, Bruton A, Henriksen J, Cannon ME, McMillan C. Evaluation of high performance multipath reduction technologies for precise DGPS shipborne positioning. The Hydrographic Journal 1996;82:11-17.
79. Langley RB. The GPS error budget. GPS World, 1997;8(3):51-56.
80. Lavrakas J, Shank C. Inside GPS: the master control station. GPS World Magazine, n89 (September 1994);46-54.
81. Lisano ME, Carpenter JR, Gomez S. Navigation, attitude determination, and multipath analysis: results from the STS-77 GPS attitude and navigation experiment (GANE). Navigation 1999;46(3):175-192.
82. Local area augmentation system. LAAS; September 2004. FAA web site; http://gps.faa.gov.
83. NAVSTAR GPS space segment/Navigation user interfaces. ICD-GPS 200; Revision D; IRN-200-D-001; public release version. ARINC Engineering Services; LLC; March 7, 2006.
84. NAVSTAR GPS Space segment/User Segment L5 Interfaces. IS-GPS-705; IRN-705-003. ARINC Engineering Services; LLC; September 22, 2005.
85. NAVSTAR GPS Space segment/User Segment L1C Interfaces. Draft IS-GPS-800. ARINC Engineering Services; LLC; April 19, 2006.
86. Ober PB. SBAS integrity concept-towards SBAS validation. European Organisation for the Safety of Air Navigation, Eurocontrol; May 2001.
87. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr. JJ. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
88. Raymond D, Henry B, Micheal W. WAAS geostationary communication segment (GCS) requirements analysis. In: IEEE Position, Location and Navigation Symposium (PLANS): Proceedings: April 15-18, 2002.
89. Specification for the wide area augmentation system. U.S. Department of Transportation; Federal Aviation Administration; FAA-E-2892b; August 13, 2001.
90. System safety architecture Description for the WAAS. Prepared for the FAA by Raytheon Company; October 10, 2001.
91. Van Nee R. Multipath effects on GPS code phase measurements. In: ION GPS-9 1: Proceedings; 1991;915-924.
92. Van Nee R. Multipath and multi-transmitter interference in spread-spectrum communication and navigation systems. Ph.D. dissertation; Delft University of Technology; Delft; The Netherlands; 1995.
93. Betz JW, Blanco MA, Cahn CR, Dafesh PA, Hegarty CJ, Hudnut KW, Kasemsri V, Keegan R, Kovach K, Lenahan LS, Ma HH, Rushanan JJ, Sklar D, Stansell TA, Wang CC, Yi SK. Description of the L1C signal. In: IONGNSS 2006: Proceedings; Fort Worth (TX); September 2006.
94. Erhard P, Armengou-Miret E. Status and description of Galileo signals structure and frequency plan. European Space Agency Technical Note; April 2004.
95. Gold R. Optimal binary sequences for spread spectrum multiplexing. IEEE Transactions on Information Theory; October 1967; p 619-621.
96. Global positioning system standard positioning service. Performance Standard October; Assistant Secretary Of Defense For Command, Control, Communications, and Intelligence; 2001. Available at: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/geninfo/2001SPSPerformanceStandardFINAL.pdf. Nov 14, 2007.
97. GPS SPS signal specification. Annexes A-C; 1995. Available at: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/pubs/gps/sigspec/gpsspsa.pdf. Nov 14, 2007.
98. GPS SPS signal specification. Main document; 1995. Available at: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/pubs/gps/sigspec/gpssps1.pdf. Nov 14, 2007.
99. Hein G, Avila-Rodriguez J-A, Wallner S. The Galileo code and others. InsideGNSS 2006;1(6):62-75.
100. Interface control document (ICD 200c). Available at: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/pubs/gps/icd200/icd200cw1234.pdf. Nov 14, 2007.
101. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
102. Lo S, Chen A, Enge P, Gao G, Akos D, Issler J-L, Ries L, Grellier T, Dantepal J. GNSS album-images and spectral signatures of the new GNSS signals. InsideGNSS 2006;1(4):46-56.
103. McCaskill TB. Effect of broadcast and precise ephemerides on estimates of frequency stability of GPS Navstar clocks. International technical meeting; Washington: Institute of Navigation; September 1993.
104. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr. JJ.. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
105. Ponsonby JEB. Spectrum management and the impact of GLONASS and GPS satellite systems on Radio Astronomy. Journal of Royal Institute of Navigation 1992;44(3).
106. Progri IF, Bromberg MC, Michalson WR,Wang J. A theoretical survey of the spreading modulation of the new GPS signals (L1C, L2C, and L5). Available at: http://www.gmat.unsw.edu.au/snap/publications/progri_etal2007b.pdf. ION NTM 2007 Proceedings, pp 561-569.
107. Sarwat DV, Pursley MB. Cross-correlation properties of pseudorandom and related sequences. Proceedings of the IEEE; New York Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers; May 1980.
108. Taylor J, Barnes E. GPS current signal-in-space performance. ION 2005 Annual Technical Meeting; San Diego (CA); 2005.
109. Ward P. GPS receiver search techniques. In: IEEE PLANS: Proceedings; Atlanta (GA); 1996.
110. Braasch MS, Van Dierendonck AJ. GPS receiver architectures and measurements. Proc IEEE 1999;87(1).
111. Gao Y. What is precise point positioning (PPP), and what are its requirements, advantages and challenges?. InsideGNSS 2006;1(8):16-18.
112. Gill WJ. A comparison of binary delay-lock loop implementations. IEEE Trans Aerosp Electron Syst 1966;2:415-424.
113. Hartmann HP. Analysis of a dithering loop for PN code tracking. IEEE Trans Aerosp Electron Syst 1974;10(1):2-9.
114. Hein G, Avila-Rodriguez J-A,Wallner S. The Galileo code and others. InsideGNSS 2006;1(6): 62-75.
115. Jwo D-J. Optimization and sensitivity analysis of GPS receiver tracking loops in dynamic environments. IEE Proc.-Radar Sonar Navig 2001;148(4).
116. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
117. Kouba J, Héroux P. GPS precise point positioning using IGS orbit products. GPS Solutions 2000;5(2):12-28.
118. Leick A. GPS satellite surveying. John Wiley and Sons; 2004, Hoboken, NJ, USA.
119. Meyr H, Ascheid G. Synchronization in digital communications. Vol. 1. John Wiley and Sons; 1990. New York, USA.
120. Oehler V. The Galileo integrity concept. In: ION GNSS 2004: Proceedings Long Beach (CA) September 2004.
121. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr. JJ.. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
122. Polydoros A,Weber CL. Analysis and optimization of correlative code-tracking loops in spread spectrum systems. Los Angeles (CA): Communication Sciences Institute; University of Southern California; August 1982. Rep. CSI-82-11-05.
123. Polydoros A, Weber CL. A unified approach to serial search spread-spectrum code acquisition-Parts I and II. IEEE Trans Commun 1984;32(5):542-560.
124. Polydoros A,Weber CL. Analysis and optimization of correlative code tracking loops in spread spectrum systems. IEEE Trans Commun 1985;33(1):30-43.
125. Simon MK. Noncoherent pseudonoise code tracking performance of spread spectrum receivers. IEEE Trans Commun 1977;25(3):327-345.
126. Spilker JJ. Delay-lock tracking of binary signals. IEEE Trans Space Electron Telem 1963;9:1-8.
127. Strazyk JA, Zhu Z. Average correlation for C/A code acquisition and tracking in frequency domain. Athens; School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science; Ohio University. 2000.
128. Van Nee DJR, Coenen AJRM. New fast GPS code-acquisition technique using FFT. Electron Lett 1991;27(2):158-160.
129. Won J-H, Pany T, Hein GW. GNSS software defined radio-real receiver or just a tool for experts?. InsideGNSS 2006;1(5):48-56.
130. Yost RA, Boyd RW. A modified PN code tracking loop: its performance analysis and comparative evaluation. IEEE Trans Commun 1982;30(5):1027-1036.
131. Bancroft S. An algebraic solution of the GPS equations. IEEE Trans Aerosp Electron Syst 1985;21(7):56-59.
132. Brown A. Navigation satellites. Encyclopedia of Physical Science and Technology, Volume 8. Academic Press; 1987.
133. El-Mahy MK. Efficient satellite orbit determination algorithm. Proceedings of the Eighteenth National Radio Science Conference; 2001; p 225-232. Mansoura, Egypt.
134. Hahn J, Powers E. GPS and Galileo timing interoperability. In: GNSS 2004: Proceedings; May 2004; Rotterdam. The Netherlands.
135. Hegarty CJ. Multipath performance of the new GNSS signals. In: ION NTM: Proceedings; January 2004; San Diego, CA, USA.
136. Hoshen J. The GPS equations and the problem of Apollonius. IEEE Trans Aerosp Electron Syst 1996;32(3):1116-1124.
137. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
138. Kerneves D, Huyart B, Begaud X, Bergeault E, Jallet L. Direct measurement of direction of arrival of multiple signals. European MicrowaveWeek;Wireless 2000; Paris, October 2000.
139. Langley R. The mathematics of GPS. GPS World 1991;2:45-50.
140. Leick A. GPS satellite surveying. John Wiley & Sons, 2004. Hoboken, NJ, USA.
141. Leva J. An alternative closed form solution to the GPS pseudorange equations. In: ION NTM: Proceedings; January 1995; Anaheim (CA).
142. Moudrak A. GPS Galileo time offset: how it affects positioning accuracy and how to cope with it. In: ION GNSS 2004: Proceedings; Long Beach (CA) , 2004.
143. Parker T, Mataskis D. Time and frequency dissemination advances in GPS transfer techniques. GPS World 2004:32-38.
144. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr JJ. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
145. Sturza MA. Navigation system integrity monitoring using redundant measurements. Navigation: Journal of the Institute of Navigation 1988-1989;35(4).
146. Van Diggelen F. Receiver autonomous integrity monitoring using the NMEA 0183 message: $GPGRS. In: ION GPS-93; 6th International Technical Meeting: Proceedings; September 1993; Salt Lake City (UT).
147. Van Dyke K. GPS integrity failure modes and effects analysis (IFMEA). In: ION NTM: Proceedings; January 2003; Anaheim (CA).
148. Bahl P, Padmanabhan VN. RADAR: an in-building RF-based user location and tracking system. In: IEEE INFOCOM 2000: Proceedings; 2000. p 775-784.
149. Bao-Yen Tsui J. Fundamentals of global positioning system receivers-a software approach. John Wiley & Sons; 2000. New York, USA.
150. Bliesze M, Hupp J. Indoor navigation in DECT networks. Proceedings of the International Symposium on Indoor Localisation and Position Finding; InLoc2002; Bonn, Germany; July 2002.
151. Eissfeller B, Gänsch D, Müller S, Teuber A. Indoor positioning using wireless LAN radio signals. In: ION GNSS 17th International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division: Proceedings; September 21-24, 2004, Long Beach (CA).
152. Fontana RJ. Recent system applications of short-pulse ultra-wideband (UWB) technology. IEEE Trans Microwave Theory Tech 2004;52(9, Pt 1):2087-2104.
153. Fontana RJ, Gunderson SJ. Ultra-wideband precision asset location system. In: IEEE Conference on UWB Systems and Technologies: Proceedings; May 2002.
154. Frazer E. Indoor positioning using ultrawideband techniques-analysis and experimental results. 11th IAIN World Congress, October 2003, Berlin, Germany.
155. Gezici S, Tian Z, Giannakis GB, Kobayashi H, Molisch AF, Poor HV, Sahinoglu Z. Localization via ultra-wideband radios: a look at positioning aspects of future sensor networks. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, Volume 22, Issue 4, p 70-84.
156. Gilliéron P-Y, Merminod B. Personal navigation system for indoor applications. 11th IAIN World Congress; Berlin, Germany; 2003.
157. Heinrichs G. Personal localisation and positioning in the light of 3G wireless communications and beyond. 11th IAIN World Congress, October 2003, Berlin, Germany.
158. Hightower J, Borriello G. Location systems for ubiquitous computing. Computer, August 2001. Volume 34, Issue 8, p 57-66.
159. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwoood, MA, USA.
160. Kitasuka T, Nakanishi T, Fukuda A. Wireless LAN based indoor positioning system WiPS and its simulation. In: 2003 IEEE Pacific Rim Conference on Communications, Computers and Signal Processing: Processings ; August 2003. p 272-275.
161. Koshima H, Hoshen J. Personal locator services emerge. IEEE Spectrum, February 2000. Volume 37, Issue 2, p 41-48.
162. Krishnan P, Krishnakumar AS, Ju W-H, Mallows C, Ganu S. A system for LEASE: location estimation assisted by stationary emitters for indoor RF wireless networks. IEEE INFOCOM; 2004.
163. Mattos PG. Assisted GPS without network cooperation using GPRS and the internet. In: ION GPS/GNSS 2003: Proceedings; September 2003; Portland (OR).
164. Martone M, Metzler J. Prime time positioning: using broadcast TV signals to fill GPS acquisition gaps. GPS World 2005;16(9):52-59.
165. Pateli A, Fouskas K, Kourouthanassis P, Tsamakos A. On the potential use of mobile positioning technologies in indoor environments. In: 15th Bled Electronic Commerce Conference: Proceedings; June 2002. Bled, Slovenia.
166. Randall J, Amft O, Tröster G. Towards LuxTrace: using solar cells to measure distance indoors. In: Location and Context Awareness (LoCA). Proceedings; May 2005; Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany.
167. Takada Y, Kishimoto M, Kawamura N, Komoda N, Yamazaki T, Oiso H, Masanari T. An information service system using Bluetooth in an exhibition hall. Annales des Telecommunications 2003.2004;58(3-4):507-530.
168. Wang Y, Jia X, Rizos C. Two new algorithms for indoor Wireless Positioning System (WPS). In: ION GNSS 17th International Technical Meeting of the Satellite Division: Proceedings; September 21-24, 2004; Long Beach (CA).
169. Zagami JM, Parl SA, Bussgang JJ, Melillo KD. Providing universal location services using a wireless E911 location network. IEEE Communication Magazine, Volume 36, Issue 4, p 66-71.
170. Avila-Rodriguez JA, Wallner S, Hein GW. How to optimize GNSS signals and codes for indoor positioning. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; September 2006. ForthWorth, (TX).
171. Bartone C, Van Graas F. Ranging airport pseudolite for local area augmentation. IEEE Trans Aerosp Electron Syst 2000;36(1);278-286.
172. Carver C. Myths and realities of anywhere GPS-high sensitivity versus assisted techniques. GPS World, September 2005.
173. Eissfeller B. In-door positioning with GNSS-dream or reality in Europe. In: International Symposium European Radio Navigation Systems and Services: Proceedings. Munich, Germany; 2004.
174. Francois M, Samama N, Vervisch-Picois A. 3D indoor velocity vector determination using GNSS based repeaters. In: ION GNSS 2005: Proceedings; September, 2005. Long Beach (CA).
175. Im S-H, Jee G-I, Cho YB. An indoor positioning system using time-delayed GPS repeater. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; September 2006. Forth Worth, (TX).
176. Jee GI, Choi JH, Bu SC. Indoor positioning using TDOA measurements from switched GPS repeater. In: ION GNSS 2004: Proceedings; (USA) September 2004. Long Beach (CA).
177. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
178. Kee C, Yun D, Jun H, Parkinson B, Pullen S, Lagenstein T. Centimeter-accuracy indoor navigation using GPS-like pseudolites. GPS World 2001.
179. Kiran S. A wideband airport pseudolite architecture for the local area augmentation system. Ph.D. Dissertation. School of Electrical and Computer Engineering; Ohio University; Athens; 2003.
180. Parkinson BW, Spilker Jr JJ. Global positioning system: theory and applications. American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; 1996.
181. Progri IF, Ortiz W, Michalson WR, Wang J. The performance and simulation of an OFDMA pseudolite indoor geolocation system. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; September 2006. Forth Worth, (TX).
182. Rizos C, Barnes J, Wang J, Small D, Voigt G, Gambale N. LocataNet: intelligent timesynchronised pseudolite transceivers for cm-level stand-alone positioning. In: 11th IAIN World Congress: Proceedings; October 2003. Berlin, Germany.
183. Samama N, Vervisch-Picois A. Current status of GNSS indoor positioning using GNSS repeaters. In: ENC GNSS 2005: Proceedings; July 2005. Munich, Germany.
184. Suh Y-C, Konish Y, Shibasaki R. Assessing the improvement of positioning accuracy using a GPS and pseudolites signal in urban area. Available at: www.chikatsu-lab.g.dendai.ac.jp/s_forum/pdf/2002/10_suh.pdf.
185. Sun G, Chen J, Guo W, Ray Liu KJ. Signal processing techniques in network-aided positioning: a survey of state-of-the-art positioning designs. IEEE Signal Process Magazine, July 2005; Volume 22, Issue 4, pp 12-23.
186. Syrjärinne J, Wirola L. Setting a new standard-assisted GNSS receivers that use wireless networks. InsideGNSS 2006;1(7):26-31.
187. Van Diggelen F, Abraham C. Indoor GPS technology. Global Locate Inc. Available at: http://www.globallocate.com/SEMICONDUCTORS/Semi_Libr_Piece/IndoorGPSTechnology.pdf.
188. Abwerzger G, Wasle E, Fridh M, Lem O, Hanley J, Jeannot M, Claverotte L. Hope beyond the hype-location based services and GNSS. InsideGNSS 2007; 2(4):54-63.
189. Ashkenazi V. Geodesy and satellite navigation. InsideGNSS 2006; 1(3):44-49. Business in satellite navigation. GALILEO Joint Undertaking; Brussels; 2003.
190. Coordination Group on Access to Location Information for Emergency Services (CGALIES). Report on implementation issues related to access to location information by emergency services (E112) in the European Union. Available at: http://europa.eu.int. Nov 15, 2007.
191. Hanley J, Scarda S, Wasle E. Application of Galileo in the LBS environment (AGILE). In: ENC-GNSS 2006: Proceedings 2006; Manchester, UK.
192. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
193. Liu J, Hasegawa K, Wakamori M, Ogawara K, Ronning M, Fay L, Hayashi N, Osborn B, Duguid D. E911 implementation for automotive application. In: ION GNSS 2005: Proceedings; September 2005; Long Beach (CA).
194. Onidi O. Directions 2004. GPS World 2004; 15.
195. Rowell J, Sabel H. ITS applications using GNSS-digital mapping industry opportunities. In: The European Navigation Conference, GNSS: Proceedings; 2003; Austria. Graz; 2003.
196. Schleppe JB, Lachapelle G. GPS tracking performance under avalanche deposited snow. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; September 2006. Forth Worth (TX).
197. Swann J, Chatre E, Ludwig D. Galileo: benefits for location-based services. In: ION GPS/GNSS 2003: Proceedings; September 2003. Portland (OR).
198. Abdel-Salam M. Natural disasters inference from GPS observations: case of earthquakes and tsunamis. In: ION GNSS 2005: Proceedings; September 2005. Long Beach (CA).
199. Fuller R, Grimm P. Tracking system for locating stolen currency. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; September 2006. Forth Worth (TX).
200. Heinrichs G. Personal localisation and positioning in the light of 3G wireless communications and beyond. In: IAIN2003: Proceedings; October 2003. Berlin; Germany.
201. Jensen ABO, Zabic M, Overø HM, Ravn B, Nielsen OA. Availability of GNSS for road pricing in Copenhagen. In: ION GNSS 2005: Proceedings; September 2005. Long Beach (CA).
202. Kaplan ED, Hegarty C. Understanding GPS: principles and applications. 2nd ed. Artech House; 2006. Norwood, MA, USA.
203. Pateli A, Fouskas K, Kourouthanassis P, Tsamakos A. On the potential use of mobile positioning technologies in indoor environments. In: 15th Bled Electronic Commerce Conference; Proceedings; June 2002. Bled; Slovenia.
204. Rohmer G, Dünkler R, Köhler S, von der Grün T, Franke N. A microwave based tracking system for soccer. In: ION GNSS 2005: Proceedings; September 2005. Long Beach (CA).
205. Schaefer RP, Lorkowski S, Brockfeld E. Using real-time FCD collection for trip optimisation in urban areas. The European Navigation Conference; GNSS 2003; Austria; Graz; 2003.
206. Woo D, Mariette N, Salter J, Rizos C, Helyer N. Audio nomad. In: ION GNSS 2006: Proceedings; September 2006. Forth Worth (TX).