Aussies Consider GPS for Tracking Footballs — Is NFL Next?
December 11, 2014
An Australian company is proposing putting GPS tracking devices in footballs as early as 2015, according to a […]
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An Australian company is proposing putting GPS tracking devices in footballs as early as 2015, according to a […]
User equipment incorrectly interpreting data from a satellite set “unhealthy” led to an apparent constellation outage for roughly […]
A few months ago I wrote in the magazine’s Out in Front column about the surprising abundance of […]
Police in Mildura, Australia, have been warning people not to rely on Apple Maps after several people trying […]
Locata Corporation announced today that its integration partner, Leica Geosystems Mining, has begun to sell — and ship […]
Beneath the surface of a tropical paradise in the city of Townsville on Australia’s Sunshine Coast lies a hidden maze of tunnels and underground bunkers, once said to be used by General Douglas MacArthur. Learning the secrets of this labyrinth that was a major World War II staging point for battles in the Southwest Pacific is the passion of Kevin Parkes of Geo Positioning Services, Townsville.
There is so much going on around the world in GNSS applications and developments that when we try to report what’s going on in a particular location, all we can really do is provide a snapshot. Each snapshot is simply a momentary picture captured at a single location — there really could be an entirely different picture around the next bend. However difficult this might be, it’s surely interesting to get a glimpse of things going on elsewhere, and hopefully we can capture some trends and innovations in the process…
A Prototype System for Navigation in GPS-Challenged EnvironmentsA team of Australian and U.S. researchers have integrated a ground-based system with GPS and INS to create a hybrid system that provides precise and accurate position information continuously in a variety of environments where GPS alone comes up short.
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