The main theme of the ENC-GNSS 2009 is focused on
‘Applications
and Services’.
The Conference includes three Plenary Sessions:
- the first Plenary Session will be held to inform the
community of the status of the major GNSS programmes;
- the second one will deal with the perspectives of economic results
from public investments;
- the third one will address the emergency of new GNSS applications and
services.
Several sessions in parallel tracks will deal with up-to-date topics in
navigation, along with Poster Sessions during free times.
Under the main theme “Applications and
Services”, topics of relevance for ENC-GNSS
2009 include, but are not limited to:
- Aeronautical applications and services
- Augmentation systems
- From GIOVE A to GIOVE B and follows
- Galileo interoperability security, authentication and
certification issues
- Non satellite outdoor navigation systems
- GNSS operational experience vs. Services
- Governmental uses of navigation satellites
- Impact of ICT on navigation services’ market
- Heavy and dangerous transports via truck, rail/sea
and
relevant services
- Auto vehicles mobility applications and services
- GNSS role in support to maritime navigation
- Search and rescue
- Real time kinematics, timing and synchronization
applications
- Meteorology and climatology applications and
prospective
services
- Role of GNSS in the scientific uses of precise time
dissemination and distribution
- Geology, geodesy, civil works and GIS integration
- Indoor localization and mobility applications
- Ground segment developments and test results
- GNSS user terminals hardware and software
technologies
- System simulation signal in space: prospects for
future
navigation constellations
- Models and algorithms
- Data processing and exploitation
- GNSS constellation control techniques
- Signal-in-space, waveform design
- Spacecraft Technologies: payloads
- Ground station technologies
- User receivers technologies
- Non-GNSS navigation systems
- Integration of communication and navigation functions
- Integration of Remote sensing and precise
Location function for georeferencing
- Security aspects of the navigation systems
- Certification and authentication aspects and issues
Abstract Submission
Original, previously unpublished contributions are solicited on the
topics listed above.
Papers must be submitted through the EDAS
online submission system. Email submissions
will NOT be accepted.
Acceptance of abstracts by the TPC will be done on the basis of
extended abstracts (1000 words or two A4 pages). Authors of accepted
abstracts will be notified within two
weeks from submission date.
Please, note that accepted papers will be
published in the proceedings only if the final camera-ready version is
accompanied with a regular registration and payment by at least one of
the authors, and a signed copyright form.
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Please NOTE that:
Abstract Guidelines
Abstracts must be in English and must include:
Title of the paper
Surnames and first names, affiliations, postal and email addresses of
the authors, the indication of the lead author.
Length: 1000 words or two A4 page format (maximum)
Font: Times; Sizes 11; Line spacing: single
Important Dates
- Abstracts submission deadline: February
16, 2009
- Notification of paper acceptance: March
2, 2009
- Final paper submission: April 24, 2009
- Conference date: May 3-6, 2009
