ION Alberta Section officers Mark Petovello, Kyle O’Keefe, Neil Gerein and John Scheleppe were acclaimed for another one year term at the Monday November 25 meeting of the section.
John Scheleppe has now served on the executive for 15 years. John was presented a certificate from the national office and an ION tie in recognition of his long service. Thank you John!
Dr. Kees de Jong from Fugro presented New developments in offshore precise GNSS positioning [download here] Continue reading “ION Alberta Lunch Meeting – Monday November 25, 2013”
Oleg Salychev, chief designer and co-founder of Teknol Inc., presented Multiplatform approach to inertial navigation Continue reading “ION Alberta Lunch Meeting – Wednesday August 14, 2013”
The following three courses will be offered at UofC in the Summer and Fall terms. Two of them (ENGO 638 and ENGO 625) will be evening courses and may be of interest members of the Alberta Section.
Please see www.geomatics.ucalgary.ca/courses for more information. Continue reading “Three upcoming UofC Navigation Courses”
Dr. Michel Clénet from DRDC presented GAJET, a DRDC Evaluation Testbed for Navigation Electronic Warfare. [download here] Continue reading “ION Alberta Lunch Meeting – Wednesday June 12th, 2013”
Dr. Andrei M. Shkel of DARPA presented Precision Navigation, Timing, and Targeting enabled by Microtechnology: Are we there yet? [download here]
Continue reading “ION Alberta Lunch Meeting – Friday March 22nd, 2013”
On Thursday December 20, 2012 Dr. Oliver Montenbruck, from DLR (German Aerospace Center), presented From Vision to Mission – The PRISMA and TanDEM-X Formation Flying Missions. [download here]
At this meeting two of four University of Calgary winners of ION GNSS 2012 best presentation awards , Dr. Fatemeh Ghafoori and Laura Ruotsalainen, presented their papers to the Alberta Section. [download here, and here]
Continue reading “November 1, 2012”
On Thursday May 31, 2012 Mr. Thom Morley, of NovAtel , gave a presentation on Solar Maximum: Effects on GNSS Operations Plus GNSS Ionospheric Scintillation and TEC Monitoring. [download here]
On Thursday April 12, 2012 Dr. Richard Klukas from University of British Columbia Okanagan, gave a presentation on Indoor positioning using a differential photosensor and integration of MEMS sensors and GNSS in commercially available action sports goggles.