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13th IAIN World Congress and Exhibition, Stockholm, October 27th - 30th 2009

The Nordic Institute of Navigation (NNF) announces the conclusion of the tri-annual Congress of the International Association of Institutes of Navigation – IAIN in Stockholm, October 27th - 30th 2009.

2009-11-25
Scroll down through the daily programme to find link to each paper.

Proceedings should be referenced as: Proceedings of the 13th IAIN World Congress, Stockholm, 27-30 October 2009. Published by the Nordic Institute of Navigation

Complete compilation of abstracts including posters (PDF)

WEDNESDAY 28 OCTOBER
08:15Opening session – part I
08:30-09:00WelcomeLars Magnusson, President NNF
09:00-09:30The Navigation of Navigation Keynote SpeakerProfessor David Last, University of Wales
09:30-10:00UN ICG, Coordination and CooperationKen Hodgkins, Department of State USA
10:00-10:30Coffee break
10:30-12:00Opening Session - part II
10:30-11:00Galileo, News and UpdatePaul Verhoef Programme Manager, EU Satellite Navigation Programmes, EU
11:00-11:30GPS, News and UpdateCol. Robert Hessin, National Coordination Office for Space-based PNT, USA, Replaced by Jason Kim
11:30-12:00Glonass, News and UpdateSergej Revnivykh, PNT, Information Navigation Center, Russia, Presented by Börje Forssel
12:00-13:30Lunch in Clarion Restaurant
13:30-15:00GNSS: Developing and Future Applications Round Table Room:Chair: Vidal Ashkenazi
15:00-15:30Coffee break in Exhibition area
15:30-17:00GNSS development (01)Chairs: Chris Hegarty, Mitre Corporatio & USA Per Knudsen, National Space Institute, Denmark
Invited speaker:GPS Modernization: GPS IIIA – on the road to the futureMike Shaw, USA
Or 01Certification of safety critical galileo applicationsMoritz Endrich, Germany
Or 02Latest developments on the payload in-orbit testing of Galileo iov spacecraftMassimo Ciollaro, UK
Alt 01A simplex network RTK implementation via communication satellitesLei Yang, UK
Alt 02L5 - The New GPS SignalStefan Erker, Germany
15:30-17:00e-Loran (02) Chairs: Sally Basker, General Lighthouse Authorities, UK. & Norvald Kjerstad, Ålesund University College, Norway
Or 03The status and significance of eLoranSally Basker,UK
Or 04Group repetition interval selection and core eLoran service capacityJan Safar, Czech Republic
Or 05LORAN for vehicle and pedestrian tracking: a viable back-up to GPS?Martin Brock, UK
Alt 04E-navigation - IALA's contributionNicholas Ward, UK
Alt 30A study on Evaluation of Container Truck Interlace Systems Efficiency in the Semi-Automated Container TerminalShin Joong-Jo, Republic of Korea
15:30 - 17:00Signals and interference (03) Chair: Mark Petovello, University of Calgary, Canada & Stefan Söderholm, Fastrax, Finland
Or 6Interference Detection and Analysis in the Field of GNSS Verification Steffen Thölert, Germany
Or 7Narrowband interference mitigation in a software GPS receiverTimo Jokitalo, Finland
Or 8On the advcanced simulation of distortions for navigation, landing and radar systems - modern methods, cases and resultsGerhard Greving, Germany
Alt 05Dilution of precision and interference level on a compatible receiver within a combined GPS/Galileo scenario: A comparative study and conclusionsDavid Fernandez-Prim, Austria
Alt 18Multi-planner operation planning system and method of container terminal Jung Rock Shon, Republic of Korea
THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER
08:30 - 10:00Indoor positioning and high sensitivity issues (04) Chairs: Heidi Kuusniemi, Finnish Geodetic Institute, Finland & Jon Glenn Gjevestad, Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway
Or 09Soldier and first responder RF-positioning in indoor environments Jouni Rantakokko, Sweden
Or 10WLAN Positioning on Mobile PhoneArto Perttula, Finland
Or 11Symbolic 3D WiFi indoor positioning system: A deployment and performance evaluation toolNel Samama, France
Alt 07GNSS transmitter based indoor positioning systems - Deployment rules in real buildingsNel Samama, France
Alt 08Indoor positioning with foot-mounted inertial sensors and UWB Jouni Rantakokko, Sweden
08:30 - 10:00e-navigation I (05) Chairs: David Last, University of Wales, UK & Ole Ørpen, Fugro-Seastar, Norway
Or 12E-navigation - applications and benefitsNicholas Ward, UK
Or 13Reliability and availability on onboard AIS informationAkihiko Hori, Japan
Or 143D panoramic stereo imaging system for maritime search and rescue (SAR) simulatorShengzheng Wang, China
Alt 09Detection of the rescue target in the marine casualty based on visual attention mechanismXin Ran, China
Alt 10Estimation of the maneuverability under external disturbanceDaisuke Terada, Japan
08:30 - 10:00Atmospheric effects (06) Chair: Manuel Hernández-Pajares, Technical University of Catalunia, Spain & Virgílio Mendes, University of Lisbon, Portugal
Or 15Mapping the regional ionospheric TEC using a spherical cap harmonic model and IGS products in high latitudes and the arctic regionJingbin Liu, Finland
Or 16High resolution GNSS tomography for water vapour retrieval and quasi real-time heavy precipitation forecastAlain Geiger, Switzerland
Or 17 Paper WithdrawnNew offshore vertical reference frame from satelite altimetryOle Baltzar Andersen, Denmark
Replaced by: Alt 31 A stochastic sigma model for glonass satellite pseudorange Salvatore Gaglione, Italy
10:00 - 10:30Coffee break in Exhibition area
10:30 - 12:00Receiver and antenna technology I (07) Chair: Ruizi Chen, Finnish Geodetic Institute, Finland & Per-Ludvig Normark, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR), Sweden
Or 18High performance Galileo E5 correlator designPetr Kacmarik, Czech Republic
Or 19Chi-Square Distribution Matching in Unambiguous Sine-BOC and Multiplexed-BOC AcquisitionZahidul Bhuiyan, Finland
Or 20Universal front end for software GNSS receiverPavel Kovar, Czech Republic
10:30 - 12:00Urban positioning (08) Chairs: Alexander Mitelman, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR), Sweden
Or 21Barometer-aided road grade estimationJussi Parviainen, Finland
Or 22Mobile multi sensor geo-context and attention tracking system for window-shoppers in urban environmentsStefan Ladstaetter, Austria
Or 23Development of a smart phone based 3D personal navigation and LBS system Ruizh Chen, Finland
10:30 - 12:00High precision I (09) Chair: Alain Geiger, Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry, Schweiz & Angela Dorsey, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA
Or 24A ground-based real-time demonstration of the NASA TDRSS Augmentation Service for Satellites (TASS)Angela Dorsey, USA
Or 25Deformation source modelling of a probable magma intrusion in the Fogo/Congro area (S. Miguel Island, Azores)Antonio Trota, Portugal
Or 26Advantages of combined GPS and GLONASS PPP - experiences based on G2 a new service from FugroTor Melgard, Norge
12:00 - 13:30Lunch in Clarion restaurant
13:30 - 15:00Receiver and antenna technology II (10) Chair: Ruizi Chen, Finnish Geodetic Institute, Finland & Per-Ludvig Normark, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR), Sweden
Or 27A reduced search space maximum likelihood delay estimator for mitigating multipath effects in satellite-based positioningMohammad Zahidul H Bhuiyan, Finland
Or 28Analytical model for GNSS receiver implementation lossesChristopher Hegarty, USA
Or 29Estimation of the complex far-field of an antenna array using live GNSS signals and the equivalent electric current methodTore Lindgren, Sweden
13:30 - 15:00Inertial systems and hybrid navigation I (11) Chair: Jan Škaloud, Swiss Federal Institute of Technololgy, Schweiz & Milan Horemuzz, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Or 30Stability analysis of strapdown seeker scale factor error and line of sight rateWoohyun Kim, Republic of Korea
Or 31Ultra-tight integration of an IMU with GPS/GLONASSMark G. Petovello, Canada
Or 32Real-time attitude determination system based on GPS carrier phase measurements and aided by low-cost inertial sensors for high dynamic applicationsMaria Campo-Cossio, Spain
13:30 - 15:00High precision II (12) Chairs: Alain Geiger, Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry, Schweiz & Angela Dorsey, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA
Or 33Preliminary simulation results of a deeply coupled GNSS/INS system for high dynamicsStefan Kiesel, Germany
Or 34Indoor carrier phase measurements through GNSS transmitters - Theory and first experimental resultsNel Samama, France
Or 35Ultra-precise positioning sensor for sport applicationsGerard Lachapelle, Canada
15:00 - 15:30Coffee break in Exhibition area
15:30 - 17:00Receiver and antenna technology III (13) Chair: Ruizi Chen, Finnish Geodetic Institute, Finland & Per-Ludvig Normark, Cambridge Silicon Radio (CSR), Sweden
Or 36A software receiver phase lock loop analysis and design to implement adaptive phase tracking using a finite impulse response loop filterMarco Rao, Italy
Or 37A novel software defined receiver architectureStaffan Backén, Sweden
Or 38Phase lock loop false lock avoidance in presence of global navigation satellite system signalMarco Rao, Italy
Alt 17Design and implementation of a low-cost integrated navigation system for marine applicationsGiovanni Mancini, Italy
15:30 - 17:00Inertial systems and hybrid navigation II (14) Chairs: Jan Škaloud, Swiss Federal Institute of Technololgy, Schweiz & Milan Horemuzz, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
Or 39An adaptive multi-sensor positioning system for personal navigationHeidi Kuusniemi, Finland
Or 40Application of air data in bridging of GPS-outagesClaus-Sebastian Wilkens, Germany
Or 41Collaborative navigation in GPS-impeded environments using dynamic sensor network and inter-nodal RF rangingDorota Grejner-Brzezinska, USA
Alt 19The use of wavelet transform for an automated initialization in GPS/MEMS-IMU integrationJan Skaloud, Switzerland
Alt 20Optimized information management for positioning services: a comprehensive approach for making the right choicesFriedrich Teichmann, Austria
Alt 21Outline design of navigational information system that systematized lookoutMasatoshi Shimpo, Japan
Alt 22Monte Carlo analysis of low-cost imu's on a graphics processorSarel Roets, South Africa
15:30 - 17:00 Aviation (15) Chairs: Dirk Kügler, DLR, Institut für Flugführung, Germany & Börje Forssell, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway
Or 42Evaluation results of multilateration at Narita International Airport Hirami Miyazaki, Japan
Or 43A methodology of estimating safe minimum route spacing for RNAV-approved aircraftOsamu Amai, Japan
Or 44Analysis of performances of NIORAIM algorithm implementation in a GNSS monitoring system: verification of fault detection sensitivity in presence of biasLuca Sfarzo, Italy
POSTER LIST
P 02Performance analysis of GPS L5 signal processing board for GNSS ground sensor stationJaehyun Kim, Republic of Korea
P 03GPS kinetic short-distance baseline estimation from RINEX files under matlab environmentWen Zhang, United Kingdom
P 04GPS single point positioning and velocity computation from RINEX File under Matlab environmentWen Zhang, United Kingdom
P 09Daily GPS total electron content (tec) variation over the Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaAbdulaziz O Alothman, Saudi Arabia
P 10Interpolation of TEC for a regional operational ionosphere model Mohammed, Ouassou, Denmark
P 11A study on acquisition performance of Galileo E5 signal processing in ML 506 platformCheon Sig Sin, Republic of Korea
P 12Dual-element diversity antenna for gps/galileo receivers Masood Ur Rehman, United Kingdom
P 13Implementing a software snap-shot receiver for mobile phones Dominik Dötterböck, Germany
P 14Inertial Navigation System with MEMS-ESG and Automated Sun Altitude Measuring System using Web-CameraGen Fukuda, Japan
FRIDAY 30 OCTOBER
08:30 - 10:00Marine applications I (16) Chairs: Stig Erik Christiansen, Kongsberg Seatex, Norway & Juan de Mateo, ESA, Holland
Or 45 A Norwegian Satellite for AIS Observations in the High NorthBjørn T Narheim, Norway
Or 46 Space based technologies for operational pollution monitoring and detection and identification of vesselsJan Petter Pedersen, Norway
Or 47 A research on an Automatic Navigation System basing on Radar and Ais dataMinh Duc Nguyen, Japan
08:30 - 10:00 Land applications I (17) Chairs: Dorota Grejner-Brzezińska, Ohio State University, USA & Alan Cameron, GPS World, USA
Or 48 Compensation of time alignment error in heterogenous GPS Hyung Keun, Lee, Republic of Korea
Or 49 Withdrawn DGPS and inter-vehicle UWB ranging for improved relative vehicle positioningMark G. Petovello, Canada
Replaced by: Alt 26 Paper Effectiveness of estimated environmental stress value monitorHideo Usui, Japan
Or 50 Design of a GNSS kinematic slot car test trackJakob Jakobsen, Denmark
08:30 - 10:00Arctic applications (18) Chairs: Gérard Lachapelle, University of Calgary, Canada & Kjell Arne Aarmo, Norwegian Space Center, Norway
Or 51 Improving ionospheric correction models at high latitudes by means of long-term groundbased measurements on SvalbardRico Behlke, Norway
Or 52 New developments in the SWEPOS networkGunnar Hedling, Norway
Or 53 Egnos performance in northern latitudesAnna B.O.Jensen, Norway
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee break in Exhibition area
10:30 - 12:00 Marine applications II (19) Chairs: Stig Erik Christiansen, Kongsberg Seatex, Norway & Juan de Mateo, ESA, Holland
Or 54Satellite compass in the practiceAndrzej Felski, Poland
Or 55Strategic application of two axes velocities information for ship maneuveringYasuo Arai, Japan
Or 56Simulation method of range detection of marine navigation radars Krzysztof Czaplewski, Poland
Alt 26Effectiveness of estimated environmental stress value monitorHideo Usui, Japan
10:30 - 12:00Land applications II (20) Chairs: Dorota Grejner-Brzezińska, Ohio State University, USA & Alan Cameron, GPS World, USA
Or 57Modelling of domain spinning terminologies for GNSS-positioning systems by means of ontology-based system engineeringHansjörg Manz, Italy
Or 58Satellite navigation supporting disabled people: the NADIA project Roberto Muscinelli, Italy
Or 59Distributed fault detection for precise and robust local positioning Reimar Pfeil, Austria
10:30 - 12:00 e-navigation II (22) Chairs: Nicholas Ward, General Lighthouse Authorities, UK & Arve Dimmen, Norwegian Coastal Administrationd, Norway
Or 60 Paper WithdrawnPartial IMUGPS integration in car navigation like robot Othman Maklouf, Egypt
Replaced by: Alt 27 On numerical navigation for a ship under simulation of tidal current and wind over the sea in coastal waterShigeaki Shiotani, Japan
Or 61 EfficienSea - e-NavigationAnnemette Knagaard, Denmark
Or 62 A study on planned route and navigation information by AIS -safety and efficiency assessment in Osaka BayHitoi Tamaru, Japan
12:00 - 12:30 Coffee break
12:30 - 14:00 Closing session Room: B12
14:00 Lunch in Clarion restaurant