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Included
in this Newsletter (click on titles below to jump to news
items):
1)
GPS SPS PERFORMANCE STANDARD NOW AVAILABLE
2)
L2C PAPERS ON NAVCEN WEB SITE
3)
OTHER NAVCEN NEWS
4)
E911 NEWS
5)
GALILEO
6)
MEETING NOTICES
7)
NAVTECH'S COURSES IN NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA DECEMBER 10-14, 2001
8)
NAVTECH SEMINARS' TENTATIVE 2002 SCHEDULE OF COURSES NOW ON WEB
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1)
GPS SPS PERFORMANCE STANDARD NOW AVAILABLE
The GPS SPS Performance Standard is
now available on the NAVCEN website at:
http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/geninfo/2001SPSPerformanceStandardFINAL.pdf
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2)
L2C PAPERS ON NAVCEN WEB SITE
Papers on the L2 Civil Signal have been posted on the NAVCEN
web site. The GPS Modernization Page
is frequently update with additional information on the L2 civil
replacement code and on L5. The link is: http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/gps/modernization/default.htm
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3) OTHER NAVCEN NEWS
38th Meeting Presentations
The presentations form the 38th CGSIC Meeting that was held in
Salt Lake City are available at:
http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/cgsic/meetings/summaryrpts/38thmeeting/default.htm
In the International Session, John Wilde of STASYS Limited UK
was elected to replace Mike Savill as the Chair of the
International Subcommittee (ISC). In his term as Chair, Mike
Savill led the restructuring of the ISC that has
made it more effective in its support to the GPS
authorities.
Victor Zhang, NIST, was elected to replace Lisa Nelson as
Co-chair of the Timing Subcommittee. Lisa has changed agencies,
but plans to stay involved in the subcommittee.
Both Mike and Lisa have made valuable contributions to the
Committee that hopefully will continue as they change their
roles with the Committee.
UN Workshop in Vienna
The United Nations is holding its second regional workshop in
Vienna, Austria 26-30 November 2001. More information on the
workshop is available on the Office of Outer Space Affairs
website: http://www.oosa.unvienna.org/
NAVCEN information source for the above NAVCEN items:
Rebecca Caswell
RCasswell@navcen.uscg.mil
<http://www.navcen.uscg.gov/>
+1 703 313 5930
Fax +1 703 313 5805
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4)
E911 NEWS
For the latest on the Federal Communication Commission's
wireless 911 rules, go to: http://www.fcc.gov/e911/
See the new fact sheets, press releases, and public notices.
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5)
GALILEO
Go to <http://www.galileo-pgm.org>
for news about the Galileo program and <http://www.genesis-office.org>
to subscribe to the Galileo newsletter from the EU.
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6)
MEETING NOTICES
GPS Symposium 2001, Tokyo, Japan, November 14-16
For more details, contact Akio Yasuda, Tokyo University of
Mercantile Marine, at mailto:yasuda@denshi.tosho-u.ac.jp.
For up-to-date information on upcoming GPS and related
meetings, go to: www.navtechgps.com/seminars/meetings.asp
Please send us your meeting information - we will post it on our
meetings page! Send info to mailto:courses@navtechgps.com.
Be sure to include the name of the meeting, location, date,
description, and web link or email address if people need
further information.
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7)
NAVTECH'S COURSES IN NEW
ORLEANS, LOUISIANA DECEMBER 10-14, 2001

HOTEL INFO:
All of Navtech's December public courses will be held at:
Chateau Sonesta Hotel
800 Iberville Street
New Orleans, Louisiana 70112
Phone: (504) 586-0800
Fax: (504) 586-1987
www.chateausonesta.com
Hotel has a 72 hour cancellation policy
Navtech room rate $119 + taxes.
Some government rate rooms available.
Be sure to book your hotel room by November 20, and ask for
the Navtech room block.
Rooms offered after this date are subject to rate and space
availability.
This fine hotel, located in the historic French Quarter, is
about 30 minutes from New Orlean's International Airport. Valet
parking is $18 per day, with in and out privileges. The
"Airport Shuttle" is $10 per person, each way, and a
cab is $24. Either one can be found outside of Baggage Claim.
THE SIX COURSES TO BE PRESENTED IN NEW ORLEANS ARE:
(click the titles to see course outlines)
I) COURSE
111: FUNDAMENTALS OF GPS
(December 10) - same as Course 356, Day 1
II) COURSE
122: GPS FUNDAMENTALS & ENHANCEMENTS
(December 10-11) - same as Course 356, Days 1-2
III) COURSE
218: INDOOR GPS: WIRELESS AIDING & LOW SNR DETECTION
(December 11)
IV) COURSE
228: MERGING GPS AND COMMUNICATIONS
(December 12-13 1.5 days)
V) COURSE
217: INTRODUCTION TO DIFFERENTIAL GPS
(December 12) - same as Course 356, Day 3.
VI) COURSE
356: GPS OPERATION FOR ENGINEERS AND TECHNICAL PROFESSIONALS
-GPS Principles, Technology, Applications, DGPS Concepts, and
Receivers
(December 10-14)
Note: you may mix and match our courses.
New policy: We now limit the total cost to $2095
if you are combining separate courses within the same week at
the same location.
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8)
NAVTECH SEMINARS' TENTATIVE
2002 SCHEDULE OF COURSES NOW ON WEB
Go to: http://www.navtechgps.com/seminars/sem2002schedule.asp
The paper catalog will be sent out in late December 2001 or
early January 2002. To subscribe to our mailing list to receive
our paper catalog of courses, go to: http://www.navtechgps.com/seminars/subscribe.asp
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