ESNC 2016 opens submissions for Galileo-enabled applications
April 4, 2016
The European Satellite Navigation Competition (ESNC) — the largest international competition for the commercial use of satellite navigation — is once again […]
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The European Satellite Navigation Competition (ESNC) — the largest international competition for the commercial use of satellite navigation — is once again […]
News from the European Space Agency The navigation satellite set to become the 16th in the Galileo constellation […]
2016 has already been dubbed as “The Year of Galileo.” That was the clear message from the Munich […]
One new potential wrinkle for Galileo was hinted at during the Munich Satellive Navigation Summit session in March […]
Another pair of Galileo navigation satellites is scheduled for launch by Soyuz rocket in May, ahead of a quartet on an Ariane 5 in the autumn, bringing the Galileo system a step closer to operational use.
Europe’s ninth and tenth Galileo satellites have started broadcasting working navigation messages. The two satellites were launched together on Sept. 11, 2015.
Ten years ago saw the launch of Europe’s very first navigation satellite. A decade of hard work later, more than a third of the Galileo constellation has followed it into orbit and a ground network sharpening the satnav system’s accuracy encompasses the globe.
Just what every satnav engineer wanted for the holidays: a new Interface Control Document to unwrap under the […]
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