Technical Program

Technical Program
IEEE PLANS 2000 TRACK LAYOUT

Track A: GPS, GLONASS, GNSS & Related Satellite-Based
Bernard Panefieu, Los Angeles AFB, SMC/SZC
Daryl McCall, Rockwell Collins

Session A1

ALTERNATE AND ADVANCED SATELLITE
NAVIGATION SYSTEMS

Chair: LCDR Richard Fontana, Los Angeles AFB SMC/CZC
Co-Chair: Eric Chatre, Service Technique de la Navigation Aerienne

Bayview Room, 8:30-11:45 -- Tuesday, March 14

1. "Regional Positioning Systems—A Distributed Approach for a Compliant Global Augmentation Broadcast Service for Navigation Modernization," Daniel J. Brophy, Lockheed Martin Air Traffic Management.

2. "GALILEO—It Turns!" Aron Pinker, and Charles G. Smith, ANSER.

3. "Long Baseline 3 Frequency D-GNSS," P.J.G. Teunissen, P. Joosten, N. Jonkman and C.C.J.M. Tiberius, Delft University of Technology.

4. "GPS-SPS Signal Quality Monitor," Dennis Akos, Eric Phelts, Alexander Mitelman, Sam Pullen and Per Eng, Stanford University.

5. "The Future of GPS—Defense Advance GPS Receiver (DAGR) Successful Product Development and Acquisition Strategy Through Market Research and Government/Industry Teamwork," Jill A-C Hardash, MCR Federal, Inc; Maj. Lisa R. Kirkpatrick US Army.

Session A2

DIFFERENTIAL AUGMENTATIONS: EGNOS, LAAS, MSAS, and WAAS

Chair: Steve Bellingham, NavCanada (AAANDN) Satellite Navigation Program Office
Co-Chair: Barbara Clark, Naval Air Warfare Center

Bayview Room, 1:45-5:00 -- Tuesday, March 14

1. "Ionospheric Tomography Helps Resolve GPS Ambiguities On-the-Fly At Distances of Hundreds of Kilometers During High Geomagnetic Activity," Oscar L. Colombo, USRA/NASA Goodard SFC, Manuel Hernandez-Pajares, J. Miguel Juan, and Jaume Sanz, Universitat Politecnica de catalunya.

2. "Issues and Results Concerning the LAAS spr_gnd Overbound," Boris Pervan, Illinois Institute of Technology.

3. "Impact of Evil Waveforms on GBAS Performance," Christophe Macabiau, ENAC, Eric Chatre, STNA.

Session A3

SIGNAL-IN-SPACE PHENOMENA: EFFECTS, MONITORING, AND MITIGATION TECHNIQUES

Chair: Dr. Michael Braasch, Ohio University Avionics Engineering Center
Co-Chair: John (Jack) A. Klobuchar, ISI, Inc.

Bayview Room, 8:30-11:45 -- Wednesday, March 15

1. "Multipath Mitigation for Narrowband Receivers," R. Eric Phelts and Per Enge, Stanford University.

2. "Mitigation of GPS Jamming and Interference for Future Military and Civil Precision Landing Systems," Cecelia M. Chodorow, Raytheon Systems Company.

3. "Ensuring GPS Availability in an Interference Environment," Ronald L. Fante and Jolm J. Vaccaro, The MITRE Corporation.

4. "N-Multipath Performance of GPS Receivers," Christophe Macabiau, Benoit Roturier, and Abdelahad Benhallam, ENAC; and Redouane Yazid, CFDAT.

5. "Code Multipath Mitigation Using a Peak Tracking/Measurement Compensation Technique," B.A. Schnaufer and G.A. McGraw, Rockwell Collins.

Session A4

AIRBORNE APPLICATIONS: NAVIGATION, LANDING, & SURVEILLANCE

Chair: Bruce DeCleene, Federal Aviation Administration
Co-Chair: Olivier Carel, Direction de la Navigation Aerienne

Sunset Ballroom I, 1:45-5:00 -- Wednesday, March 15

1. "CASPER: An Integrated DGPS/ADSB Airborne Alerting System for Closely Spaced Parallel Approaches," Paul Samanant, and Mike Jackson, Honeywell Technology Center.

2. "Civil Aviation’s Next Generation Global CNS/ATM System," Robert P. Crow, AirNav, Inc.

3. "A DME-Based Area Navigation System for GPS/WAAS Interference Mitigation in General Aviation Applications," Demoz Gebre-Egziabher, J.D. Powell and Per Enge, Stanford University.

4. "LAAS Operations in Support of Airport Surface Movement, Guidance, Control, and Surveillance: Initial Test Results," Michael Braasch, Michael DiBenedetto, Soo Braasch, and Robert Thomas, Ohio University.

5. "Development and Testing of GPS-Based Landing System Avionics," D. Alexander Stratton and D.L. McCall, Rockwell Collins.

Session A5

RECEIVER TECHNOLOGY: INSTALLATIONS, ARCHITECTURES, SIGNAL PROCESSING TECHNIQUES

Chair: Dr. Robert Erlandson, Rockwell Collins
Co-Chair: Mr. Pierre E. Pommellet, Sextant Avionique

Sunset Ballroom I, 8:30-11:45 -- Thursday, March 16

1. "SAASM Rockwell Collins’ Next Generation GPS Receiver Design," John Nielson, John Keefer, and Bruce McCullough, Rockwell Collins.

2. "The Projectile GRAM/SAASM for ERGM and Excalibur," Lawrence L. Wells, Interstate Electronics Corporation.

3. "The Raytheon "AGR"—A Very High Anti-Jam GPS Receiver," Wynn G. Richards, Raytheon Systems Company.

4. "Long-duration Carrier-Smoothed-Code, Algorithm for GPS Positioning," H.-S. Chen, L.-S. Walig, and F.-R. Cliang, National Taiwan University.

5. "A Deeply Integrated Adaptive GPS-Based Navigator with Extended-Range Code Tracking," Donald Gustafson, John Dowdle, and Karl Flueckiger, Draper Laboratory.

6. "Comparison of Narrow Band Adaptive Filter Technologies for GPS," R. Rifkin and J.J. Vaccaro, The MITRE Corporation.

Session A6

MARINE, TERRESTRIAL, SPACE, TIME-TRANSFER APPLICATIONS

Chair: Mike Swieck, U.S. GPS Industry Council
Co-Chair: Mr. Gunnar Mangs, Leica GPS, Switzerland

Sunset Ballroom I, 1:45-5:00, Thursday, March 16

1. "New Approach to Resolving Instantaneous Integer Ambiguity Resolution for Spacecraft Attitude Determination Using GPS Signals," M.S. Hodgart and S. Purivigraipong, University of Surrey, UK.

2. "Using Phase Ambiguity Resolution for Millimeter-Level Rail Positioning," Shane E. Shepherd, Mike Cardoza and Brian Gathright, The University of Texas.

3. "High-Accuracy, High-Frequency Differential Carrier Phase GPS Aided Low-Cost INS," Yunchun Yang and Jay Farrell, University of California, Riverside.

4. "Spatial-Based Channel Assignment: Flexible Channel Assignment Using the Global Positioning System," Roger L. Davis, Brigham Young University.

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