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The implementation of a programme like Galileo requires that very different issues are addressed, which includes technical aspects, market aspects, programmatic aspects, etc. This in turn requires that a...

Europe has a history of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, landslides, floods and volcanic activity. For nearly 50 years, geodesists and surveyors have developed deformation-monitoring techniques based...

The proposed research project addressed the use of GNSS local networks for geophysical monitoring. Among many geophysical events requiring highly...

As the majority of Galileo users will be Galileo Open Service users, utilising mass market type of receiver, a specific emphasis is brought to the development of the specific technologies for the mass...

SWIRLS is one of the projects that began under the second call of the Sixth Framework Programme for Galileo Research and Development. It is coordinated by Septentrio and is partially funded by the European...

Location-based services for personal mobility have for some time been recognised as the primary future market for Galileo in terms of the number of users and potential revenue. Previous...

The central objective of SOHPA is to develop a GNSS software receiver including WLAN positioning technology. The positioning element will be extended by...

During the last few years, gAGE/UPC has developed and tested new techniques, which allow the extension of local services based on the real-time carrier phase ambiguity resolution to wide-area scale (i.e....

At the core of the FIX_8 solution is a GNSS positioning technique known as Precise Point Positioning (PPP...

One of the most appealing features of Galileo that GPS does not have is the signal-embedded integrity, which enables the system to inform users about the...