New EGNOS Open Service Definition Released
April 29, 2013
The European Commission has released version 2.0 of the EGNOS Open Service Definition Document (SDD), according to the […]
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The European Commission has released version 2.0 of the EGNOS Open Service Definition Document (SDD), according to the […]
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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.
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The EGNOS SES-5 geostationary satellite launched July 9 has arrived at its orbital sot. Meanwhile, India’s GAGAN satellite GSAT-10 arrives at its spaceport for launch.
Now GNSS smartphone application developers can benefit from a range of new features from Version 2 the European Commission’s free EGNOS Software Development Kit (SDK), reports the European GNSS Agency (GSA). The SDK helps developers to easily implement EGNOS corrections coming from the signal in space or the Internet, and make use of EGNOS advantages when using location-enabled applications.
Roscosmos has done some juggling of launch dates for some upcoming satellite launches from the Baikonur Cosmodrome and the launch of SES-5 is now scheduled for Saturday, July 7. The launch of SES-5 from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, originally scheduled for June 18, was delayed due to a problem with a first stage subsystem on the Proton launch vehicle.
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