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Wednesday 25th July, 2001
Session 1 - The Global Perspective
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Official Opening
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"GPS
Management and Support"
Ms Julie
Karner - Asst. Director of Space & Advanced Technology, US
Dept of State, USA.
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"GPS
for Aviation: Present
& Future"
Assoc. Prof.
Per Enge - Director of Aeronautics & Astronautics, Dept of
Aeronautics & Astronautics, Stanford, CA, USA.
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"Modern
Satellite Positioning Systems:
Status, Applications and Potential"
Mr Ramesh
Govind - Director, Space Geodesy Analysis Centre, Canberra, ACT
AUSTRALIA
Morning Tea
Session 2 - The Australian Perspective
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Australian GNSS Coordination Committee
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"Australian
Strategies for GNSS Application:
The Role of the Australian GNSS Coordination Committee (AGCC)"
Prof. Don
Sinnott - C.E.O., Centre for Sensor Signal & Information
Processing, Adelaide, SA AUSTRALIA
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"Multimodal
Application of GNSS Augmentation"
Mr. Keith
McPherson - Manager GNSS Augmentations, Airservices Australia,
Canberra, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"GNSS
- One State's Perspective"
Mr Peter
Ramm - Manager, Geodetic Infrastructure, Land Victoria,
Melbourne, VIC AUSTRALIA
Lunch - AGCC Forum
Session 3 - Stream A - Aviation Applications
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"Air
Navigation"
Prof. Brian
O'Keeffe - Managing Director, Fans Plans, Canberra, ACT,
AUSTRALIA
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"Operation
of the US DoD GPS Support Center"
Mr. Joe
Lortie - Overlook Systems Technology, Vienna, VA, USA.
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"A
Portable GNSS VHF Data Transmitter (Development &
Trials)"
Mr. Bill Ely
- Airservices Australia, Canberra, ACT, AUSTRALIA
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"Status
of ICAO GNSS Standards and Recommended Practices"
Mr. Keith
McPherson - Airservices Australia, Canberra, ACT, AUSTRALIA
Session 3 - Stream B - Timing & Frequency
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"The
impact of GNSS on Time and Frequency Management"
Dr. Peter
Fisk - RF Microwave Time & Frequency - CSIRO, Lindfield, NSW
AUSTRALIA
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"GPS
as a Global Time Standard:
Proposed Enhancements in Time Keeping &
Dissemination"
Mr. Al
Gifford - National Institute of Standards & Technology,
Boulder, CO USA
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"GPS
Synchronised Frequency Hopping Networks"
Mr. Sam
Drake - Defence Science & Technology Organisation -
Salisbury, SA AUSTRALIA
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"Time
Synchronisation for Indian WASS Technology Demonstration
System"
Dr.
Ranganathan Sivaraman - Systems & Applications Group,
Ahmedabad, INDIA
Afternoon Tea
Session 4 - Stream A - Space & Military
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"ADF
Operational Requirements and GPS Procurement Strategy"
Mr. Jack
Foley - System Avionics, Canberra, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"Joint
Global Positioning System Combat Effectiveness Joint Test and
Evaluation"
Colonel Bob
Greenlee - US Air Force, Kirtland NM USA
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"Evaluation
of the European GPS Navigation Overlay System using the
Satellite Navigation Avionics Package"
Mr. Tom
Sanders - ARINC Inc. California MD USA
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"First
Aircraft Carrier Autolandings Using Shipboard Relative GPS"
Mr. Glenn
Colby - Patuxent River MD USA
Session 4 - Stream B - Precise Positioning 1
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"Precise
GPS Positioning: Prospects
and Challenges"
Prof. Chris
Rizos - Head of Satellite Navigation & Positioning Group,
School of Geomatic Engineering, University of NSW, Sydney, NSW
AUSTRALIA
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"Precise
Relative Positioning in Space"
Mr. Rodney
Walker - CRCSS, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane
QLD AUSTRALIA
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"Real
Time Kinematic GPS Surveying for Queensland Rail's Railway
Surveys"
Mr. Derek
Stanmore - Queensland Rail, Brisbane QLD AUSTRALIA
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"High
Precision Dynamic GPS System for On-Line Structural
Monitoring"
Mr. Clement
Ogaja - School of Geomatic Engineering, University of New South
Wales, Sydney, NSW AUSTRALIA
Thursday
26th July, 2001
Session 5 - Stream A - Signal Propagation
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"GPS
Vulnerability to Interference"
Dr. Chris
Baker - Head, Navigation Systems, Defence Science &
Technology Organisation, Salisbury, SA AUSTRALIA
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"GPS
Interference Mitigation and Localisation"
Mr.
Doug Gray - CSSIP, University of Adelaide, Adelaide, SA
AUSTRALIA
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"Global
Positioning System Signals under Solar Maximum Conditions"
Dr.
Elizabeth Essex - Physics Department, Latrobe University,
Bundoora, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Adaptive
Antenna Arrays for GPS Interference Localisation"
Mr.
Matthew Trinkle - Centre for Sensor Signal & Info.
Processing, Mawson Lakes, SA AUSTRALIA
Session 5 - Stream B -
Integrated Systems
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"GNSS
Regional Augmentation Systems in Asia Pacific"
Mr.
Keith McPherson - Airservices Australia, Canberra, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"The
Implementation of GPS in Field Robotics"
Dr.
Salah Sukkarieh - Australian Centre for Field Robotics,
University of Sydney, SYDNEY, NSW AUSTRALIA
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"Combining
GPS, INS, GIS and Video Technology to provide Rapid Railway
Asset Mapping"
Mr.
Derek Stanmore - Queensland Rail, Brisbane, QLD AUSTRALIA
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"A
Low Cost Integrated Navigation and Guidance System for Unmanned
Aircraft"
Mr.
Rodney Walker - CRCSS, Queensland University of Technology,
Brisbane, QLD AUSTRALIA
Morning Tea
Session 6 - Stream A -
Land & Maritime Applications
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"GPS
in Public Safety Communications"
Mr.
Geoff Spring - CEO, Dept of Justice, Bureau of Energy Services
Telecommunications, Melbourne, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Shipborne
Automatic Identification System (AIS)"
Mr.
John Macdonald - Australian Maritime Safety Authority, Canberra,
ACT AUSTRALIA
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"Applications using combined GPS, GSM and GIS Technologies for
the Automotive Industry"
Mr.
Trevor Mogg - MaxiTrak Pty Ltd (a subsidiary of Compucat
Research Pty Limited), Canberra, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"Road
Transport Applications of GPS"
Mr
Rocco Zito - Transport Systems Centre, University of South
Australia, Pooraka, SA AUSTRALIA
Session 6 - Stream B -
Receiver Technology 1
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"GPS
Receiver Algorithms and System for Operation and Weak
Signals"
Dr.
Rod Bryant - Sigtec Navigation, Fyshwick, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"Instant
RTK TM - No More Waiting"
Mr.
Rod MacLeod - Sagem Australasia, Waterloo, NSW AUSTRALIA
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"Recent
Advances in Real-Time Kinematic Technology"
Dr.
Nicholas Talbot - Trimble Navigation, Ashburton, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"GPS
Analysis with the Aid of Wavelets"
Mr.
Chalermchon Satirapod - School of Geomatic Engineering,
University of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW AUSTRALIA
Lunch - Exhibitors Forum
Session 7 - Stream A -
Receiver Technology 2
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"Receiver
Technology"
Dr.
Nicholas Talbot - Trimble Navigation, Ashburton, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Performance
Analysis of DGPS Positioning Using Satellite-Based Augmentation
Signals"
Dr
Mohamed Abousalem - Magellan Corporation, Santa Clara CA USA
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"GPS:
Getting smaller every year"
Mr.
Dave Richardson - Sigtec Navigation, Canberra, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"Positioning
and Timing Services - An Integrated Infrastructure View"
Mr.
Donald Latterman - Science Applications International
Corporation, Torrance CA USA
Session 7 - Stream B -
Precise Positioning 2
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"Establishment
of GNSS Testing and Validation Facilities in Perth, W.A."
Professor
William Featherstone - Prof of Geodesy, Curtin University of
Technology, Perth, WA AUSTRALIA
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"Detection
and Implications of Antenna Movements in Permanent GPS Reference
Station Networks"
Mr.
Neil Brown - Department of Geomatics, University of Melbourne,
VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Mitigating
Differential Troposphere Effects for GPS-Based Volcano
Monitoring"
Mr.
Craig Roberts - School of Geomatic Engineering - University of
New South Wales, NSW AUSTRALIA
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"Integrated
Space Geodetic Techniques for Monitoring Ground Subsidence Due
to Underground Mining"
Mr
Linlin Ge - School of Geomatic Engineering, University of New
South Wales, NSW AUSTRALIA
Afternoon Tea
Session 8 - Stream A -
Wireless & Cellular
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"Cellular
Network Technology - A Supplement or Competitor of GPS"
Mr.
Adam Game - CEO Intelmatics, Noble Park, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Wireless
Mapping and Guidance Services"
Mr.
Kirk Mitchell - General Manager (Australia), Webraska Mobile
Technologies, Richmond, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Assessing
Spatial Data Infrastructure Architecture for Integration with
Wireless Location Services"
Ms
Jessica Smith - Department of Geomatics, University of
Melbourne, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"Pseudolite-Based
Inverted Positioning and its Applications"
Mr.
Li Wen Dai - School of Geomatic Engineering, University of New
South Wales, NSW AUSTRALIA
Session 8 - Stream B -
Infrastructure 1
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"Definition
and Densification of the International Terrestrial Reference
Frame 2000"
Mr.
Ramesh Govind - Director, AUSLIG, Space & Geodesy Analysis
Centre, Belconnen, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"GPSNet
A Victorian permanent GPS tracking network"
Dr.
Kefei Zhang - RMIT University, Melbourne, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"GPS
and Mobile Computing in Local Government"
Ms.
Tracey Willmott - GPS Co-Ordinator - City of
Whittlesea, Bundoora, VIC AUSTRALIA
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"GPS
and the Australian Height Datum"
Mr.
Gary Johnston - AUSLIG, Belconnen, ACT AUSTRALIA
Friday
27th July, 2001
Session 9 - Stream A -
Inertial Systems
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"H-764GU
EGI: Upgrade Path
for CNS/ATM and NAVWAR
Mr.
Brian Fly - Honeywell Sensor & Guidance Products, Clearwater
Florida, USA
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"The
Evolution of GPS-INS Integration from MAGR/SNU to GGP and the
Future"
Mr.
Phil Bruner - Litton Guidance & Control, Woodland Hills,
California USA
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"Performance
of GPS and INS Integration Algorithms Under Interference"
Dr.
Mehmet Karan - CSSIP, Mawson Lakes, SA AUSTRALIA
Session 9 - Stream B -
Space Applications
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"The
ARIES Satellite Project - An Overview"
Dr.
Ted Stapinski - CSIRO, Dickson, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"A
Navigation/Positioning Service Based on Pseudolites installed on
Stratospheric Airships."
Mr.
Toshiaki Tsujii - School of Geomatic Engineering, University of
New South Wales, Sydney, NSW AUSTRALIA
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"FedSat
Orbit Determination: Data
Processing Strategies and Testing Results using Flight Data of
BlackJack GPS Space Receiver"
Prof.
Yanming Feng - CRCSS, Queensland University of Technology,
Brisbane, QLD AUSTRALIA
Morning Tea
Session 10 -
Infrastructure 2
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"US
Nationwide Differential GPS System"
Ms
Rebecca Casswell - Chief of GPS, US Coastguard Navigation
Centre, Virginia USA
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"Centimetres
for Everyone: Initial
Results from an Australian Virtual Reference Station Network
Pilot Project"
Mr.
Matt Higgins - Senior Surveyor, Qld Department of Natural
Resources, Coorparoo, QLD AUSTRALIA
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"The
AUSLIG Online GPS Processing System"
Mr.
John Dawson - AUSLIG, Belconnen, ACT AUSTRALIA
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"Emerging
positioning technologies and nascent electronic commerce
business models within the information economy, their influence
on Land Victoria's Geodetic Strategy and relevance to the
Spatial Data Infrastructure"
Mr.
James Millner - Land Information Group, Natural Resources
Environment, Melbourne, VIC AUSTRALIA
12.30 - Close
of Technical Sessions - Optional Technical Site Visits Follow
Optional Technical Site Visits
These tours may be cancelled
and a full refund issued if minimum numbers are not achieved.
1.
Friday 27th July, 12.30pm – 3.30pm
Mt Stromlo:
(a) Observatory and
(b)
Laser Tracking Station
Delegates will be picked up
from Rydges Lakeside at 12.30pm to travel to Mt Stromlo
Observatory (approximately 20 minutes).
Light lunches are available at the Red Belly Black
Restaurant. An
organised tour of the Mt. Stromlo observatory (a fully
operational astronomical observatory with large telescopes and
modern instrumentation and acts as the Research School of
Astronomy and Astrophysics of the Australian National
University) will be conducted prior to being escorted by a guide
to the Laser Tracking Station where you will view Satellite
Laser Ranging, GPS Tracker, GLONASS Tracker and a DORIS Beacon.
Delegates will be returned to Rydges Lakeside by
approximately 3.30 pm.
NB.
Food not included in the tour cost
NB.
This tour is limited to minimum of 15 and a maximum of 30 people
Tickets $30 per person
2.
Friday 27th July 12.30pm - 4.30pm
Tidbinbilla
Delegates will be picked up at
Rydges Lakeside at 12.30pm to travel by coach to Tidbinbilla
(approximately 30 minutes).
Tidbinbilla is the only active tracking station in
Australia and is used for deep space probes and manned space
flights. Delegates
will be transported by coach around the site with a guided
commentary along the way. You
will also have the chance to visit the public visitor centre and
have a bite to eat from the kiosk.
Delegates will be returned to Rydges Lakeside at
approximately 4.30pm.
NB.
Food not included in cost
NB.
This tour is limited to a minimum of 15 and maximum of 40 people
Tickets $35 per person
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