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Cislunar Navigationirements. Here we describe likely requirements, discuss options for meeting them, and advocate steps that can be taken now to begin building the navcom systems needed in coming years for exploring and using the Moon.

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A Brief Summary of Four Keynote Addresses clocks, broadcast time information at the L1 frequency (1.5754 GHz) and L2 frequency (1.2276 GHz). A sensitive receiver (e.g., aboard an aircraft) picking up these radio signals (~10. W received power) from four different Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites measures four pseudo-ranges and, b

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At the Crossroads: Civil and Security Issues Concerning Navigation Satellites in Japanay, is destined to be the basic infrastructure of the forthcoming information age, producing vast civil applications and markets. With the whole world going to be reliant on the GPS that is still owned and operated by the military of a single nation (as also is GLONASS), concerns are being raised in

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Complement and Augmentation of GPS from a Quasi-Zenith Orbito a wide skyline. Additional GPS-compatible signals from a Quasi-Zenith Orbit (QZO) can improve satellite availability for positioning remarkably, i.e., can be a complement to GPS..This paper introduces the benefits of a QZO for GPS complement and augmentation service. It also provides for the futur