June 10th 2008 (INS Tutorial on June 9th)

High Precision Navigation and Positioning Conference and INS Tutorial

2008-06-10

The Nordic Institute of Navigation (NNF) arranged the High Precision Navigation and Positioning Conference on June 10th..

Presentations

June 9th:

Time	Subject	Lecturer
1000	Introduction to Inertial Navigation and Kalman filtering	Kenneth Gade, Norwegian Defence Research Establishment (FFI)
1500	GNSS - System Description and INS Integration	Jon Glenn Gjevestad, Dept. og Mathematical Sciences and Technology, UMB

June 10th:

Time	Subject	Lecturer
1000	Registration	Sec Gen
1015	Welcome	Lars Magnusson, President NNF
1030	Special Category-I; The system and its Certification	Börje Forssell, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway
1100	Implementation of SCAT-I precision approaches to STOL ports in Norway	Steinar Hamar, Avinor, Norway
1130	A Norwegian Ionosphere Model based on GPS Data	Anna Jensen, Norwegian Mapping Authority
1200	The Time varying Ionosphere, measured by GPS	Jakob Jakobsen, National Space Institute, Technical University of Denmark
1230	Lunch
1330	Redundancy in Dynamic Positioning (DP) Applications based on Satellite Navigation	Ole Ørpen, Fugro Seastar AS, Norway
1400	Measuring Dynamic Movements of a Vessel Navigating in Shallow Waters using Precise Positioning	Ulf Olsson, Swedish Maritime Administration
1430	Positioning for hydrography and subsea construction	Edgar Johansen, Kongsberg Seatex, Trondheim, Norway
1500	Coffee
1530	The C-pos Network RTK service from Norwegian Mapping Authority	Anders Martin Solberg, Norwegian Mapping Authority
1600	Arctic GNSS Multi-Constellation Regional System (MRS)	Kjell Arne Aarmo, Norwegian Space Centre
1630	Summing up	Lars Magnusson, President NNF
1700	NNF General Assembly
1800	Conference Dinner

Conference proceedings with papers on the presentations will not be published, but we strongly encourage presenters who wish to publish a paper on their presentation to make use of the European Journal of Navigation (EJN). Papers to the EJN can be submitted in English for the main journal, or in a one of the Nordic languages for the NNF member pages.