I wish I had something ready.
At the moment I'm trying to get Navit working on an STM32 based
board.
There's a whole changeover to Android and some very interesting
things to work on.
I'm sure we could fill 2012 with talks from people. I'm surprised how
much linux there actually is inside Android. It seems to be a fancy
Linux OS just for running Java apps. Maybe there's more..
we should dig to see..
On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 11:07 PM, M Willis wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I have talked to Patrick before about this, but the email monster
> seems to be eating my messages.
>
> Is someone interested giving a talk on Friday about satellite
> navigation; such as Geocaching, Geolocation or systems such
> as OpenStreetMap or Google Maps?
>
> Regards
>
> Mark
>
>
> [Here is the talk that I propose to give at the meeting]
>
> In 2012 there will be big changes for Global Navigation
> Satellite Systems (GNSS) such as GPS.
>
> As illustrated by the first affordable GLONASS receivers
> such as in the iPhone 4GS, GPS will no longer have a
> "monopoly" on satellite navigation.
>
> This focus of talk is the use of GPS/GNSS in precision
> applications such in time synchronisation.
>
>>> The future of GPS/GNSS and Time Transfer Systems:
>>> "The times they are a changing"
>>> 1. Reasons for precision timing - such as regulatory
>>> compliance and performance monitoring
>>> 2. The future of GPS (L2C,L5,L1C) and other GNSS options
>>> GLONASS, Galileo, Beidou/COMPASS, QZSS and MSAS/WAAS
>>> 3. GPS receiver choices and Antennas.
>>> 4. PPS signals and your computer and the limits of computer
>>> time synchronisation
>>>
>>> The coverage of GPS and other satellite systems should be
>>> interest to any one who uses GPS for navigation.
>
> [At the level of the old SLUG Main Talk this will take 30 minutes]
>
>
>
>
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