EGNOS Satellite Launched Successfully
March 25, 2014
The satellite ASTRA 5B, which will become part of the European Commission’s European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS), launched […]
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The satellite ASTRA 5B, which will become part of the European Commission’s European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS), launched […]
The launch of the satellite ASTRA 5B, which will become part of the European Commission’s European Geostationary Navigation Overlay […]
Plans to harness Galileo and other satnav systems for next-generation satellite augmentation systems for aviation and other high-performance […]
Maiden flight trials have been successfully conducted in Moldova using GMV’s magicSBAS solution. These trials form part of a […]
The European Commission has released version 2.0 of the EGNOS Open Service Definition Document (SDD), according to the […]
Report from ENC: Constellation Needs 22 Satellites in Three Years Launch, deploy, and operate “22 satellites in less […]
EGNOS availability over Europe, as a precursor of Galileo globally, provides a guaranteed level of positioning accuracy in real time, for tracking vehicles transporting hazardous material. The EGNOS Open Service enhances position accuracy compared to GPS-only. The EGNOS Data Access Service further enhances accuracy and indicates the quality of the position data received from GPS. As a result of the SCUTUM project, EGNOS is now used in the operational transport of dangerous goods by road in Europe.
New Organization Advocates for GPS Industry; Galileo Lives to Fly Another Day, Budget Passed; Safer Skies for EGNOS; […]
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