20 years of Munich Satellite Navigation Summit

17 Juni 2024

Stakeholders from Europe, the US and Asia met in Munich from 20th of March 2024 to spend three days to discuss the progress in satellite navigation. The anniversary was also an opportunity to consider all areas of our lives in which global satellite systems are important: communications, traffic, medical care, emergency services and much more. The proven navigation satellites in medium earth orbit will soon be joined in low earth orbit by the so-called ‘New Space’- satellites, which will provide additional services such as satellite communications and monitoring the integrity of the frequency spectrum. Hence the title of this year’s Summit was: GNSS MEETS FRIENDS IN NEW ORBITS – POTENTIALS AND SYNERGIES!

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European Navigation Conference 2024

During the 22nd – 24th of May the European Navigation Conference (ENC) took place at the ESA ESTEC site in Noordwijk, the Netherlands. Contributing with one presentation and two posters, Mohamed Bochkati and Florian Binder from the Institute of Space Applications and Space Technology were present at the conference, presenting results of the projects of HAND-CD, GOOSE - VTL and WESIS - β. The full papers will be found in the Conference proceedings after release. For more Information about the conference, click here.

Measurement Campaign Firefly

A measurement campaign was initiated to test a navigation system developed by UniBwM, RWTH Aachen University and Work Microwave GmbH that supports the user in environments with low visibility of satellites

EGU 2024 Vienna, Poster Presentation

Alexandru Mihai Lăpădat, Jan Kodet from TUM and Prof. Dr. Thomas Pany presented a poster about a ultra-precise GNSS Pseudolite Transmission Chain (first results)

M-MATISSE Mission Embarks on Next Phase with Payload Kick-off Meeting in Paris

On Monday, February 12, 2024, the M-MATISSE Payload Phase A kick-off was held in Paris. M-MATISSE is one of three medium-class missions selected for further study by ESA.