The Galileo System Test Bed (GSTB) V1 is the first experimental phase in the Galileo project supported by the European Space Agency (ESA). The aim is testing the Galileo algorithms in a mixed configuration where the space segment is given by the existing GPS constellation, while the ground segment is an experimental setup as close as possible to the Galileo architecture. In the framework of the GSTB V1, Alenia Spazio, in collaboration with the Istituto Elettrotecnico Nazionale (IEN), had the responsibility to design and realize an infrastructure able to generate the Experimental Galileo System Time (E-GST), which is the reference time for all the GSTB V1. The infrastructure that allows the realization of E-GST is the Experimental Precise Ti...
International audienceDuring 2014 (June 5th to August 17th), a campaign intended for the calibration...
The H2020 research project, DEMETRA (DEMonstrator of EGNSS services based on Time Reference Architec...
In this presentation an overview is given of German Galileo Test Environment (GATE). Furthermore th...
Interoperability with GPS has been one of the drivers for Galileo definition and design. This paper ...
The future European radio navigation system Galileo will use its own timescale for the synchronizati...
International audienceIn the Galileo FOC phase (Full Operational Capability), GMV is the prime contr...
Precise timing is an important factor in the modern information-oriented society and culture. Timing...
This study presents some first timing results obtained using the Galileo signals and the satellite o...
The European GNSS, Galileo is currently in its In-Orbit Validation (IOV) phase where four satellites...
Looking forward for the advent of the future European navigation system Galileo, we anticipate a big...
DEMETRA aims to be a prototype of an European time dissemination service, based on the timing signal...
The science of timekeeping is crucial in many dierent applications around the world. One of the most...
DEMETRA aims to be a prototype of an European time dissemination service, based on the timing signal...
The article addresses UTC dissemination through Galileo Open Service and describes the Galileo Open ...
This thesis is the result of the author’s research activities within the Galileo Project, driven by ...
International audienceDuring 2014 (June 5th to August 17th), a campaign intended for the calibration...
The H2020 research project, DEMETRA (DEMonstrator of EGNSS services based on Time Reference Architec...
In this presentation an overview is given of German Galileo Test Environment (GATE). Furthermore th...
Interoperability with GPS has been one of the drivers for Galileo definition and design. This paper ...
The future European radio navigation system Galileo will use its own timescale for the synchronizati...
International audienceIn the Galileo FOC phase (Full Operational Capability), GMV is the prime contr...
Precise timing is an important factor in the modern information-oriented society and culture. Timing...
This study presents some first timing results obtained using the Galileo signals and the satellite o...
The European GNSS, Galileo is currently in its In-Orbit Validation (IOV) phase where four satellites...
Looking forward for the advent of the future European navigation system Galileo, we anticipate a big...
DEMETRA aims to be a prototype of an European time dissemination service, based on the timing signal...
The science of timekeeping is crucial in many dierent applications around the world. One of the most...
DEMETRA aims to be a prototype of an European time dissemination service, based on the timing signal...
The article addresses UTC dissemination through Galileo Open Service and describes the Galileo Open ...
This thesis is the result of the author’s research activities within the Galileo Project, driven by ...
International audienceDuring 2014 (June 5th to August 17th), a campaign intended for the calibration...
The H2020 research project, DEMETRA (DEMonstrator of EGNSS services based on Time Reference Architec...
In this presentation an overview is given of German Galileo Test Environment (GATE). Furthermore th...