Workshop on EGNOS performance and applications
27 October 2005 - 28 October 2005
The European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service (EGNOS) is a first European step into satellite navigation. It is a joint initiative of the European Space Agency, the European Commission and Eurocontrol - the European Organization for the Safety of Air Navigation. EGNOS is a precursor of Galileo, the global satellite navigation system currently under development in Europe. The European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service has now entered in its Initial Operations Phase, during which, after successful negotiations with the European Space Agency, the European Satellite Services Provider will become responsible for providing the EGNOS signal. ESSP will optimise EGNOS operations preparing Open Service to be available in early 2006.
On behalf of Organizing Committee we have the pleasure to invite you to:
"Workshop on EGNOS performance and applications" which will be held in Gdynia, Poland, on 27-28 October 2005.
The EGNOS Workshop is an international, annual conference completely devoted to the satellite based augmentation system EGNOS. The aim of the seminar is to bring together the European EGNOS community, review the present situation and status of the system, exchange information and experiences connected with the use of the system and foster international cooperation in the development of EGNOS applications.
The EGNOS Workshop is organized by: European Space Agency, Polish Galileo Information Point at the Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Institute of Navigation and Hydrography of the Naval University of Gdynia.
During the Workshop the invited speakers will present the following papers:,Rick Farnworth: Eurocontrol, Application in aviation,,Laurent Gauthier, European Space Agency: Measured EGNOS performance, System architecture and modernization plan, Educational Support,Marko Jandrisits, Via Donau: EGNOS Terrestrial Regional Augmentation Networks for River Information Service, ,Simon Kay, Joint Research Center: Surveying, mapping and others,,Rafael Lucas-Rodriguez: European Space Agency: Applications in Marine Navigations and land transport,,Ashley Lyon, European Satellite Service Provider: Understanding EGNOS Operations,,Mari-Luz de Mateo, AENA: ASQF: Measuring EGNOS Performance for Applications,,Jerzy Nawrocki, Space Research Centre PAS: Time scale for EGNOS,,Stanis³aw Oszczak, University of Warmia and Mazury: Application in agriculture,,Giorgio Solari, Galileo Joint Undertaking: General Concept of EGNOS, Legal aspects,,Alexandre Steciw, European Space Agency: Historical background of EGNOS.
Apart from the invited speakers, the following persons will present their papers:,Giacomo Bacci, University of Pisa Italy: SOFT-REC: A GPS Real Time Software Receiver with EGNOS augmentation,,Krzysztof Czaplewski, Naval University of Gdynia: Development of the IANS chain with use of EGNOS system,,Andrzej Felski, Naval University of Gdynia: EGNOS usefulness in no classical navigation tasks,,Zdzis³aw Kopacz, Wac³aw Morga, Józef Urbañski, Naval University of Gdynia: Traditional and new navigational activities and their substance,,Michael Opitz, Institute for Geodesy and Geophysics TU Wien: Development of a SISNeT- Simulation Software,,Calin Rosetti, European Space Agency: EGNOS opening the way to »Sole means of navigation» but,.,,Tatevian Suriya, Institute of Astronomy RAS: On the use of satellite navigation systems for geodynamical studies in Russia and adjacent areas.
More details and updated information about the conference available at: http://www.egnosworkshop.com(opens in new window)
On behalf of Organizing Committee we have the pleasure to invite you to:
"Workshop on EGNOS performance and applications" which will be held in Gdynia, Poland, on 27-28 October 2005.
The EGNOS Workshop is an international, annual conference completely devoted to the satellite based augmentation system EGNOS. The aim of the seminar is to bring together the European EGNOS community, review the present situation and status of the system, exchange information and experiences connected with the use of the system and foster international cooperation in the development of EGNOS applications.
The EGNOS Workshop is organized by: European Space Agency, Polish Galileo Information Point at the Space Research Centre of the Polish Academy of Sciences and Institute of Navigation and Hydrography of the Naval University of Gdynia.
During the Workshop the invited speakers will present the following papers:,Rick Farnworth: Eurocontrol, Application in aviation,,Laurent Gauthier, European Space Agency: Measured EGNOS performance, System architecture and modernization plan, Educational Support,Marko Jandrisits, Via Donau: EGNOS Terrestrial Regional Augmentation Networks for River Information Service, ,Simon Kay, Joint Research Center: Surveying, mapping and others,,Rafael Lucas-Rodriguez: European Space Agency: Applications in Marine Navigations and land transport,,Ashley Lyon, European Satellite Service Provider: Understanding EGNOS Operations,,Mari-Luz de Mateo, AENA: ASQF: Measuring EGNOS Performance for Applications,,Jerzy Nawrocki, Space Research Centre PAS: Time scale for EGNOS,,Stanis³aw Oszczak, University of Warmia and Mazury: Application in agriculture,,Giorgio Solari, Galileo Joint Undertaking: General Concept of EGNOS, Legal aspects,,Alexandre Steciw, European Space Agency: Historical background of EGNOS.
Apart from the invited speakers, the following persons will present their papers:,Giacomo Bacci, University of Pisa Italy: SOFT-REC: A GPS Real Time Software Receiver with EGNOS augmentation,,Krzysztof Czaplewski, Naval University of Gdynia: Development of the IANS chain with use of EGNOS system,,Andrzej Felski, Naval University of Gdynia: EGNOS usefulness in no classical navigation tasks,,Zdzis³aw Kopacz, Wac³aw Morga, Józef Urbañski, Naval University of Gdynia: Traditional and new navigational activities and their substance,,Michael Opitz, Institute for Geodesy and Geophysics TU Wien: Development of a SISNeT- Simulation Software,,Calin Rosetti, European Space Agency: EGNOS opening the way to »Sole means of navigation» but,.,,Tatevian Suriya, Institute of Astronomy RAS: On the use of satellite navigation systems for geodynamical studies in Russia and adjacent areas.
More details and updated information about the conference available at: http://www.egnosworkshop.com(opens in new window)