The Third Meeting of CEI Working Group
on Satellite Navigation Systems
Minutes of the Meeting
Meeting Date:
4 July 2000 |
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Present:
Representatives of: Canada, Hungary, Italy, Poland, Ukraine. |
Copies:
given to those present |
Chairman: | Prof. Dr. Stanislaw Oszczak |
Co-chairmen:
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Prof. Dr. Giorgio Manzoni |
Scientific Secretary:
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MSc. Adam
Ciecko |
Sofia in
November was proposed for the next meeting. Prof. Manzoni said it could be not
convenient because it would be a middle of semester.
Prof. Graczka proposed Budapest for the next meeting in September 2001 or
in the spring time. The final date and place of the next meeting will be fixed.
Prof. Manzoni took a floor
and presented a speech concerning the results of the meeting:
1.
Several members of the Working Group have reported results on the accuracy,
availability, feasibility, continuity and viability of different DGPS and
DGLONASS modes by using DGPS and sometimes phase data for RTK, diffused on:
low
frequency carriers (ALF Frankfurt, LF Prague, LF Marine Beacons)
high
frequency carriers (DARC, DAB, RDS, GSM Portable Telephones)
satellite
based (RACAL, OMNISTAR, EGNOS) on L1 band carrier.
The
reported results depended on the geography of the test area: mountainous or flat,
open or urban or forest.
Low
frequency as well as satellite based high frequency are feasible for vehicle
positioning with a metre accuracy in wide areas. High frequency terrestrial
based transmission are feasible for restricted areas, mainly inside the cities.
GSM has the added advantage of two way data transmission.
The
Working Group stresses once more the importance of these researches and gives to
a committee formed by members of WG the task to prepare as soon as possible a
detailed report with recommendations (proposals) for the national and
international authorities, telecommunication experts and manufacturers to
produce in very short term DGPS user terminals operable in the whole CEI area.
2. In order to support the report mentioned in point 1, Working Group
considers highly valuable experiments carried on in cooperation among the
members. Such as done in 1999 in cooperation between Austria, Czech Republic,
Italy, Poland. The Working Group will ask for the international support to
extend the cooperation to other CEI members.
3. Special projects in road surveying as well as in environmental
monitoring having satellite positioning as essential tool will have an important
role in increasing the cooperation among the members of the Working Group and
therefore are highly recommended. The
Working Group members are invited to communicate the list of their available
equipments.
Prof.
Graczka noticed there is a problem in getting technical detailed information
about European Satellite Systems GALILEO, GNSS/2. He asked everyone who is in
possession of any materials to make them public. Prof. Oszczak informed that
there is some information concerning European Satellite Systems in conference
materials from GNSS 2000 – Edinburgh.
Discussion between Prof.
Oszczak, Prof. Graczka, Prof. Zablotskyj and Prof. Langley about Satellite
Systems – GPS, Glonass, GALILEO.
Request to members of the
Group to prepare the proposals
concerning the future work and projects held by members of WG. Proposals can be
distributed by e-mail to all members of the WG.
Participants of the meeting
thanked Prof Oszczak for invitation and participation in the Meeting.
The
Minutes prepared by MSc Adam Ciecko,
Scientific
Secretary of WG SNS.
Chair
of Satellite Geodesy and Navigation,
e-mail:
adamcie@kosmos.uni.olsztyn.pl
tel: +48 89 523 45 24; fax: +48 89 523 47 68