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MEMS-Based IntegratedNavigationP. Aggarwal, Z Syed, N. El-Sheimy,A. Nouereldin Artech House, 2010

Due to the micro-scale size andlow power consumption ofMicroelectromechanical Systems(MEMS) they are now wide used.

This book focuses on the application of MEMS inertialsensors to navigation systems. Shows how to minimizecost by adding and removing INS sensors, give integrationstrategies, case studies, alignment for MEMS-based nav,extended KF.(#2471) $109, 197 pages, hardcover

The Measurement of Time:Time, Frequency and theAtomic Clock Claude Audoin & Bernard GuinotCambridge University Press, 2001A comprehensive introductionto the physics of time and timemeasurement, this book discusses the

stability & accuracy of atomic frequency standards, differenttypes of oscillators and atomic clocks, and the uses anddevelopments of these devices, including GPS. It is useful asan introduction to the time and frequency elds.(#1211) $59, 346 pages, softcover

Wireless PositioningTechnologies andApplicationsAlan Bensky Artech House, 2008

This book is about wireless positionestimation, using GPS to explainand demonstrate the application of

fundamental distance measuring principles. It is aimed atworking engineers wanting to expand their knowledge ofwireless services. Basic engineering math is helpful.(#2468) $95, 305 pages, hardcover

GNSS for Vehicle ControlD.M. Bevly, S. CobbWith 150+ illustrations and 180+equations, the book explores GNSS,vision-aided GPS, and vehicledynamic estimation using GPS.Covers today's most critical topics,with vehicle models, pseudolites,

highway vehicle control, unmanned ground vehicles, etc.(#2470) $119, 284 pages, hardcover

A Software-Dened GPS andGalileo Receiver: A Single-Frequency ApproachKai Borre, Dennis M. Akos, N.Bertelsen, P. Rinder, S. JensenBirkhauser Press, 2007 The text and DVD allow the readerto study and then create an SDR

(software dened receiver). A powerful and practical book.(#1625) $79.95, 176 pages, softcover, CD included

Algorithms for GlobalPositioningKai Borre and Gilbert StrangWellesley-Cambridge Press 2012Good mathematics and great

technology now produce highlyaccurate positions. This replaces

Borre and Strang's earlier book,Linear Algebra, Geodesyand GPS (our former #2433). This book describes the ideas,the hardware, and the algorithms that make this accuracypossible.(#2473) $90, 473 pages, hardcover

Celestial Navigation When Your GPS FailsMark BreachTrafford Publishing, 2004A companion to your sextant andwatch. This book can provide youwith an alternative to GPS and

LORAN. Includes tables for using sun, planet and moonobservations to determine position.(#1013) $25, 142 pages, softcover

Introduction to RandomSignals and Applied KalmanFiltering, 4th EditionR. G. Brown and P. Y. C. Hwang John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1997 Excellent introductory text on Kalmanltering, with necessary backgroundmaterial given in the rst three

chapters. Many applied examples are given. Two fullchapters are devoted to applications of Kalman ltering toGPS and integrated INS.

(#1026) $169 , 479 pages, hardcover.Be sure to addthe Solutions Manual.NEW (#1026A) $20, softcoverhandwritten manuscript

The 3-D Global Spatial DataModel: Foundation of theSpatial Data InfrastructureEarl F. BurkholderCRC Press, 2008 The 3-D GSDM examines the long-used spatial data model for geodesyand addresses the new digital-based

data collection, storage, manipulation, adjustment andvisualization procedures using modern 3-D techniques andtying together recent signicant advances in the surveyingand GIS elds, including GNSS.

(#2461) $99, 364 pages, hardcover

Fundamentals of HighAccuracy Inertial NavigationAveril B. Chateld AIAA, 1997 Focuses on the physical andmathematical principles forming thebasis for inertial navigation. It differsfrom other books on the subject

by treating aspects of the blend of inertial navigationtechnology and geodesy. Accuracy, criteria and evaluationare also discussed.(#2440) $124.95, 339 pages, hardcover

HydrographyC.D. de Jong, G. Lachapelle, SSkone, I.A. ElemaDelft University, 2002 This book is based on the

graduate and undergrad coursesin hydrography offered at theDepartment of Geomatics

Engineering of the University of Calgary and theDepartment of Mathematical Geodesy and Positioningof Delft University of Technology. Purposed to present introduction to and a detailed overview of the broad eof hydrography.(#1150) $46.50, 353 pages, hardcover

Introduction to GPS: TheGlobal Positioning SystemAhmed El-RabannyArtech House, Inc., 2006Great for introducing GPS to

engineers without extensive mathhelping them get to work quickly. The book covers applications, sig

structure, modernization, the integration of GPS with osystems, the main measurements being utilized in theeld today, satellite orbits, the errors and biases that affGPS measurements, along with their mitigation. Includinformation on precise point positioning.(#1221) $59, 201 pages, hardcover

Digital Terrain Modeling:Acquisition, Manipulationand ApplicationsN. El-Sheimy, C. Valeo, A. Hab Artech House, 2005 This book lls a large gap on digiterrain models (DTMs). Includes

the essential elements of DTMs and their applications ienvironmental modeling and mapping. Mathematicallyrigorous, highly advanced, complete and cohesive.(#1478) $75, 257 pages, hardcover

Galileo: Europes GuidingStar. The European GlobalNavigation Satellite SystemBACK ORDEREDESTEC, with 17 ContributingAuthorsFaircount Ltd, 2007

A collection of articles describing the recent past andfuture of the Galileo system.(#2452) $20, 128 pages, softcover

EGNOS: The EuropeanGeostationary NavigationOverlay System: ACornerstone of GalileoEuropean Space Agency,ESA, 2007 EGNOS is a rst-generationaugmentation system employing

differential techniques, designed to improve theperformance of GPS & Galileo. It is planned to serve thneeds of maritime, land transport, time and aeronautica


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applications in the European and neighboring regions.(#2450) $67, 564 pages, hardcover

Aided Navigation: GPS withHigh Rate SensorsJay A. FarrellMcGraw-Hill, 2008Designed as a graduate-leveltextbook, this edition adds aidednavigation and a classroom textstructure. It presents a systematic

method for designing and analyzing aided navigationsystems, along with the theory to support themethodology.(#2462) $115, 539 pages, hardcover

The Global PositioningSystem & Inertial NavigationJay A. Farrell and Matthew BarthMcGraw-Hill, 1998

The engineer's guide to bothGPS and INS. The book providesa top-to-bottom look at GPS and

INS including guidelines for building integrated GPS/INSsystems.(#1137) $63, 340 pages, hardcover

GNSS Aided Navigation andTracking: InertiallyAugmented or AutonomousJames L. Farrell American Literary Press, 2007 A new approach. By exploitingmodern capabilities and insights,inertial processing is made

dramatically simpler than conventional methods.Provides several original ight-validated formulations andalgorithms not currently in use. Includes major advances inmultiple areas:

full use of fractured (discontinuous ambiguous) carrierphaserigorous integrity for separate SVsunprecedented robustness and situation awarenesshigh performance from low cost IMUscookbook stepsnew interoperability featuresinsights for easier implementation

(#2451) $100, 286 pages, hardcoverYou can also order this book directly from the author atwww.jameslfarrell.com

Integrated AircraftNavigationJames L. FarrellVigil, Inc., 1976With a new preface added fortoday's perspective. A classic,comprehensive development ofnavigation system integrationprinciples and techniques. Includes

advanced INS analysis, estimation with discrete examples,nav modes and dynamics, nav measurements, nav andtracking operations, nav functions and data ow. A mustfor anyone wishing to realize optimal results from anintegrated nav system.(#1275) $35, 351 pages, softcover

Geometric Geodetic AccuracyStandards and SpecicationsFederal Geodetic ControlCommitteeNGS, August, 1989 This document is a guideline for theplanning and execution of geodetic

surveys using GPS relative positioning techniques. Thestandards are designed to meet classication requirementsfor a wide range of 3D relative positional accuracyrequirements.(#2435) $9.95, 48 pages, softcover, CD included

Radionavigation SystemsBorje Forssell Artech House, Inc., 2008Republication of the 1990 classic. Thisbook is still in use by many practicingnavigation engineers. C. Hegarty andE. Kaplan say that after describing the

basic principles of navigation systemoperations that rely on range and/or angle measurements,Dr. Forssell goes into standard error denitions andcalculations. The remaining chapters focus on GPS as wellas its predecessor systems.(#2460) $79, 392 pages, hardcover

Geographic InformationSystems DemystiedStephen R. Galati Artech House, Inc., 2006 This is a theory-based rather thanhands-on approach, developedto give a sound understanding ofGIS principles before going on to

applications in the latter third of the book. Covers GIS,geodesy, earth models, coordinate systems, and thenapplications and environments(#1627) $89, 270 pages, hardcover

Applied Optimal EstimationArthur Gelb, EditorMIT Press, 1974 This classic and respected workplaces major emphasis on practicalapplications, treating the subjectmore from an engineering thana mathematical point of view.

Theoretical and mathematical concepts are developedsufficiently to make the book an excellent, self-containedreference.(#1925) $41, 374 pages, softcover

GPS Positioning GuideGeodetic Survey DivisionEMR Canada, 1993.Provides the backgroundand procedural informationneeded to effectively apply GPStechnology. Guidelines include GPS

fundamentals, basic positioning concepts, GPS positioningtechniques and procedures for applying GPS. Glossary andreferences.(#1230) $28.80, 106 pages, softcover

GNSS Applicationsand MethodsGleason, Gebre-Egziabher Artech House, 2009Emphasizing application

development, this unique resourceoffers a highly practical overviewGNSS, including GPS and more eareas, such as remote sensing and

space weather monitoring. Included software containsvaluable processing tools and real GPS data sets to helpprofessionals rapidly advance their future research anddevelopment projects.(#2465) $120, 507 pages, hardcover, CD included

Global Positioning Systems,Inertial Navigation, andIntegration, 2nd EditionMohinder S. Grewal, LawrencWeill, Angus P. Andrews John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2007An updated guide to GNSS and INincluding solutions to real world G

INS problems with Kalman ltering(#1910-2) $99.95, 525 pages, hardcover

Kalman Filtering Theory andPractice, 3rd EditionM. S. Grewal and A. P. Andrew John Wiley & Sons, 2008A thoroughly updated introductioto Kalman ltering with applicatiExcellent treatment of practicalconsiderations involved in

implementing a Kalman lter, especially with respectto numerical stability problems. Includes diskette withFORTRAN Kalman lter and related programs.(#1029) $128.99, 576 pages, hardcover

Principles of GNSS, Inertialand Multisensor IntegratedNavigation SystemsPaul D. Groves Artech House, Inc., 2008Aimed at nav professionals andusable as a college text. This bookcovers principles of navigation al

with a summary of not only GNSS systems but also LoWLAN, UWB, AHRS etc.(#2459) $119, 518 pages, hardcover

Server Side Assisted-GPSin JAVANeil Harper Artech House, 2010Assisted-GPS (A-GPS) is a technthat greatly enhances GPSperformance and capabilities. Thiinnovative book offers a detailed

explanation of the way that an A-GPS server operatesfrom a practical point of view. Practitioners learn howA-GPS improves critical aspects of GPS such as time-rst-x (TTFF), yield & error minimization, Focuses ohandset-assisted A-GPS where the server can make useadditional information and perform more effective hyb


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calculations. Includes example code in Java for all keyfunctions, along with sequence diagrams in UML that helpensure a solid understanding of the material.(#2466) $99, 239 pages, hardcover

Global Positioning System,Theory and Practice, 5th Ed.Hofmann-Wellenhof, et al.Springer-Verlag, 2001Comprehensive treatment ofGPS and its use for survey, precisemeasurements, navigation, attitude

determination and more. Includes updates on the spacesegment, anti-spoong, Keplerian orbits, processingtechniques, relativistic effects, multipath, RINEX and newGPS applications.(#1177) $71.75, 382 pages, softcover

GNSS: Global NavigationSatellite Systems: GPS,GLONASS, Galileo, & More

Hofmann-Wellenhof,Lichtenegger, WasleSpringer/Wien New York, 2008 This book is the extension of "GPS Theory and Practice" and includes

the Russian GLONASS, the European Galileo and additionalsystems. It describes the reference systems for coordinatesand time, satellite orbits, satellite signals, observables,math models for positioning, data processing and datatransformation.(#2456) $95, 516 pages, softcover

Navigation: Principles ofPositioning and GuidanceHofmann-Wellenhof, ed.

Legat, Wieser, Springer/Wien NewYork, 2003 This book was developed over theyears as a University of Graz text andis meant to be an A to Z treatment of

navigation. For overview, not in-depth coverage. Excellentclassroom text.(#1528) $79.95, 369 pages, hardcover

Physical GeodesyBernhard Hofmann-Wellenhof andHelmut MoritzSpringer/Wien New York, 2005A new book patterned after the 1967original of the same title by Moritz

and Heiskanen. This book adds GPS/ GNSS measurement and technologyto the classic explanations of the

earth's shape and its gravity eld. Modern gravitationalmeasurement and analysis techniques are described.(#1480) $79.95, 403 pages, softcover

Spread Spectrum Systemsfor GNSS and WirelessCommunicationsJack K. Holmes Artech House, 2007 A modern treatment of spreadspectrum (SS) comms, includingdirect sequence and frequency

hopping. The book helps you understand the performance

of SS systems under the inuence of jamming and withand without coding. You nd details on the synchronizationof SS systems, including initial acquisition and tracking.(#2454) $149, 855 pages, hardcover

Global Positioning System:A 7-Volume CollectionEdited by The Institute ofNavigationPublisher: The Institute of Navigation The classic GPS monographs, "theRed Books," which we believeprovide the best collection of juried

GPS technical papers. A "must have" for any well stockedGPS library.The complete set is only available on CD-ROM.There are no paper copies for Vol. II or Vol. VII Vol. I: 1980, Classic GPS Technical Papers, (#1201) $20Vol. II (on CD only, #1202): 1984, More of the ClassicPapers.Vol. III: 1986, Receiver Design Enhancements,Differential GPS, (#1203) $20Vol. IV: 1993, DGPS Error Sources, WAAS, Carrier PhaseDGPS, (#1204) $30Vol. V: 1998, RAIM Technology and Issues, (#1206) $40Vol. VI: (Sold only on the CD-ROM with Volumes 1-VI,see #1210), 2000, GPS AugmentationsVolume VII: 2010, Integration of Navigation Systems,CD only, (#1210A) $90Set of Volumes IVI , CD-ROM, (#1210) $144

GNSS Marketsand ApplicationsLen Jacobson Artech House, Inc., 2007 Written for functional managersand staff who are concerned withentering or growing a GNSS businessand who interact with the engineers

who are developing GNSS products and services. Technicalaspects are treated in a general manner to give the readerenough information to work in marketing effectively.(#2453) $79, 216 pages, hardcover

An Introduction to GNSS:GPS, GLONASS, Galileo andthe Global NavigationSatellite SystemsCharles JeffreyNovAtel, 2010A clear, brief primer on GNSS, usefulfor anyone beginning to work in

GNSS, including support staff.(#2467), $20, 86 pages, color photos, softcover

Inertial Navigation Systemswith Geodetic ApplicationsChristopher JekeliWalter de Gruyter, Inc., 2001Covers all aspects of INS includingsensor technology and theestimation of instrument errorsand their integration with GPS

for geodetic applications with complete mathematicalderivations. Both stabilized and strapdown mechanizationsare treated in detail. Derived algorithms to process sensor

data and a comprehensive explanation of the errordynamics are provided.(#1143) $215 352 pages, hardcover

Understanding GPS:Principles and Applications,2nd EditionE. Kaplan, C. Hegarty, Editors Artech House, Inc., 2006An engineer's guide tounderstanding and utilizing today'GPS technology. Includes sections

fundamentals, receiver operation, effects of interferencon signal tracking, GPS performance, differential GPS,integration with other sensors, GLONASS, and theINMARSAT overlay, and projections for future GPS mand applications. The 2nd edition adds the integration oGPS with vehicles, cell phones, nav and comm receiveclasses of satellite broadcast signals and the Galileo sys(#1024) $139, 680 pages, hardcover

Avionics Navigation Systems,2nd EditionMyron Kayton & Walter R. Fri John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1997 This book was written for thenavigation system engineer, whethuser or designer and presents aunied treatment of the principles

and practices of modern navigation sensors and system(#1014) $175, 773 pages, hardcover

Introduction to Geodesy:For Undergraduate StudyMuneendra Kumar, Satish K.Sharma, Chandra S. Khare

Coordinates, New Delhi, India This is an easy to understandtextbook on the science of geodes

Only typical formulas and equations have been includeto familiarize students with the complexity of ellipsoidcomputations. Derivation steps are kept to a minimum.Great care has been taken to write and compile the texta straightforward sequential progression.(#2469) $34, 120 pages, softcover

GPS Satellite Surveying,3rd EditionAlfred Leick John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2004Comprehensive coverage of

theoretical aspects (includingderivations) and practicalbackground information. Includes

network adjustments, adjustment computations,

Scale replicas of theBlock IIR GPSSatellitesPerfect for displaysor awards

The smaller model is perfect for award presentationsor tabletop displays. The larger size is ideal for tradeshows, exhibits or as part of a permanent lobby displaBoth come with a display stand. Call for pricing andavailability. (#9024, 9023)


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propagation, carrier phase techniques, ellipsoidal andconformal map models, datum transformation, etc.(#1028) $102.95, 560 pages, hardcover

Statistical and AdaptiveSignal ProcessingD.G. Manolakis, V.K. Ingle, S.M.Kogon Artech House, 2005 The authoritative volume offering aunied, comprehensive and practical

treatment of spectral estimation, signal modeling, adaptiveltering, and array processing. With over 3,000 equationsand 300 illustrations, you get balanced coverage ofimplementation issues, applications and theory, useful toprofessional engineers as well as students.(#1628) $129, 794 pages, hardcover

Stochastic Models, Estimationand ControlPeter S. Maybeck

Academic Press, 1992. Republished2001 by NavtechGPS. This set is still the denitive work onthis topic. Thorough coverage of thefundamental concepts of stochastic

processes, estimation and control, including practicalexperience and insights. Ideal class textbook. Spiralnotebooks for easy study.

Vol. I: 423 pages, (#1277) $67

Vol. II: 289 pages, (#1278) $57

Vol. III: 291 pages, (#1279) $57

The Set, Vol. I-III: (#1280) $147

Solutions Manual for Vol. I: (#1281) $47

Getting Started with GPSSurveyingSimon McElroy, et al.Published by the Texas Society ofProfessional Surveyors, 1996.A thorough, but simple look at usingGPS for land surveying, primarilypresented through a mixture of easy-

to-follow text and cartoon illustrations.(#1476) $45, 181 pages, softcover

Global Positioning System:Signals, Measurements &Performance, Revised

2nd EditionPratap Misra and Per EngeGanga Jamuna Press, 2011As reviewed by Dr. Penina Axelrad,"This is an excellent graduate level

textbook on GPS crafted by two master teachers. Itprovides a comprehensive overview of the key elementsof GPS and focuses specically on the algorithms forsignal processing, position, velocity and time solutions." This printing has an updated Chapter 3, "Future GlobalNavigation Satellite Systems," focusing on new signals.First printing errata are corrected.(#2500-2) $85, 569 pages, hardcover (NavtechGPS isthe sole distributor.)

Satellite OrbitsO. Montenbruck & E. GillSpringer Pub., 2000 This textbook guides the readerthrough the theory & practiceof satellite orbit prediction anddetermination. It covers elaborateforce models as well as precise

methods of satellite tracking. The accompanying CD-ROMincludes relevant data les for applications with all sourcecodes written in C++.(#1200) $82, 369 pages, hardcover, CD included

Integrity Prediction andMonitoring of NavigationSystemsPieter Bastiaan OberIntegricom Publishers, 2003 The assessment of the integrity ofnavigation systems and their relationto the positioning requirements and

the chosen position estimation andfailure detection algorithms are discussed. An importantdistinction is made between integrity prediction, basedon system models only, and integrity monitoring, whichadditionally uses measurement data in the integrityassessment information that is traditionally not exploited tothe fullest extent.(# 2432) $70, 146 pages, softcover

Integrated Navigation SystemEurox, Vision, Concept,Design, Implementation & TestGerard Offermans & Arthur HelwigWalter de Gruyter, Inc., 2003Eurox is an application of the

concept of integrated navigationand it combines satellite basedradionavigation systems such as GPS (or GNSS) and theterrestrial radionavigation system Loran-C (or the Russianequivalent Chayka).(#1142) $99, 299 pages, softcover

Autonomous Ground VehiclesBy mit zgner, Tankut Acarmanand Keith Redmill Artech House, 2011 This unique book explains the keyaspects that make autonomousvehicle behavior possible. It focuseson providing professionals witha practical understanding of the

relevant technologies, including presenting the basicautonomous control and feedback techniques for vehiclevelocity control and car following, steering and lanefollowing, obstacle avoidance, lane change, and parkingoperations. From maps, path planning, and obstacleavoidance scenarios to cooperative mobility amongautonomous vehicles, vehicleto-vehicle communication,and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication, this bookpresents the most critical topics in the eld today.(#2472) $127, 278 pages, hardcover

Probability & StatisticsAthanasios PapoulisPrentice-Hall, Inc., 1990A textbook, this content requiresno prior knowledge of probabilitand is developed with a new look

conventional approaches. The boconcentrates on basic topics and

includes a simplied treatment of a number of advancideas. Avoiding extensive math, the author relies onapplication examples to clarify points.(#2431) $85, 454 pages, softcover

New Potential of Low-Frequency Radionavigationin the 21st CenturyWouter J. PelgrumSelf published, 2007 GPS has enabled accurate,affordable, and almost ubiquitoupositioning and timing. The ever

improving performance of GPS long fueled the thought that GPS - and GPS alone - wto be the designated future of radio positioning andtiming.(#2455) $99, 295 pages, softcover(Also downloadable online for free)

Applied Satellite NavigationUsing GPS, Galileo andAugmentation SystemsR. Prasad, M. Ruggieri Artech House, 2005.Covers the basics of navigationsatellite systems, with required

navigation performance and equations, Galileo servic

and security issues, legal and market policies of GPSand Galileo re commercial, public utility and safety-of-life applications. Integration of navigation withcommunications, especially wireless systems, is discuas well as some of the open issues in these areas.(#1156) $95, 290 pages, hardcover

Radio Engineering forWireless Communication andSensor ApplicationsAntti Raisanen and Arto Lehto Artech House, Inc., 2003Applications from wireless command nav to sensors and radar. Thispractical resource addresses thegeneration, control, detection and

utilization of radio waves as well as details of radio linamplier and antenna design, noise and modulationtheory. Also includes a useful review of biological effand safety standards.(#1220) $95, 396 pages, hardcover


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NEW! GPS/GNSS AntennasB. Rama Rao, W. Kunysz, R. Fante, K.McDonald Artech House, Inc., 2003 This unique book offers the newestand most comprehensive coverageof GPS/GNSS antennas. Providingover 410 references and taking into

account the requirements of modernized systems and keydeveloping applications. This practical resource addressescritical antenna performance requirements, providesguidance on the design of adaptive arrays and signalprocessing techniques, covers a wide range of antennadesigns, and much more.

(#2474) $120, 404 pages, hardcover

Beyond the Kalman Filter,Particle Filters for TrackingApplicationsBrank Ristic, Sanjeev Arulampalam,Neil Gordon Artech House, 2004For most tracking applications theKalman lter is reliable and efficient,

but it is limited to a relatively restricted class of linearGaussian problems. To solve problems beyond this, particlelters are proving to be dependable methods of stochasticdynamic estimation.(#1141) $121, 302 pages, hardcover

Applied Mathematicsin Integrated NavigationSystems 3rd EditionRobert M. Rogers AIAA, 2007 For those directly involved with the

design, integration, test and evaluationof navigation systems. This editionincludes additional background material, exercises andadditional applications. Selected exercise software is in acompanion CD-ROM.(#1144-2) $90, 334 pages, hardcover

Applied Inertial Navigation:Problems and SolutionsO. Salychev, 2004Many changes are happening inthe inertial technology and INS/ GPS integration techniques andthis new book is dedicated to thenew generation of inertial systemsresearch and development.

(#1139) $90, 306 pages, 93 gures, in English,hardcover

North AmericanDatum of 1983Charles R. Schwarz, Ed.National Geodetic Survey, Dec. 1990editionA detailed description of the datum,including history, assessment,methodology, execution/results andimplementation.

(#1632) $35, 256 pages, softcover.

Satellite Geodesy, 2nd Ed.Gunter SeeberWalter de Gruyter, Inc., 2003 This book covers the eld ofsatellite geodesy and is intendedto serve as a textbook for advanced

undergraduate and graduatestudents, as well as a referencefor professionals and scientists in

the elds of engineering and geosciences, geodesy,surveying engineering, geomatics, geography, navigation,geophysics, and oceanography.(#1529) $83.00 358 pages, hardcover

Introduction to Geodesy:The History and Conceptsof Modern GeodesyJames R. Smith John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1997 A revised edition of the author'sBasic Geodesy. This book avoids

complex formulas and equationsand provides a basic understandingof geodesy. Topics include: traditional survey positioningtechniques, geodetic systems, physical geodesy, the WorldGeodetic System, satellite geodesy, GPS, gravity measures,electromagnetic distance measurement, projections.(#1450) $80, 224 pages, softcover

Global Positioning System:Theory and ApplicationsJ. Spilker & B. Parkinson; P. Enge &P. Axelrad, Eds. AIAA, 1996A comprehensive and classicreference on GPS. Volume I is more

fundamental than Volume II, whichcontains advanced material. This standard GPS reference isfor any organization serious about working with GPS.Volume I: (#1132) $119.95, 703 pages, hardcover

Volume II: (#1133) $119.95, 643 pages, hardcover

Two Volume Set: (#1134) $192

Geodesy, 3rd EditionWolfgang TorgeWalter de-Gruyter, Inc., 2001A complete revision reects changesin geodesy in the last 20 years. Theincreased accuracy of geodeticproducts and their high datarates have signicantly increasedthe contributions of geodesy to

geodynamics research, strengthening the role of geodesyin geoscience. Includes recent examples of instrumentresults and an extensive reference list.(#1530) $49.95, 416 pages, softcover

Fundamentals of GlobalPositioning System Receivers:A Software Approach, 2ndEditionJames Boa-Yen Tsui John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2005A working resource for engineers;how to build and operate GPS

receivers. This work provides a comprehensive referencon the operational principles guiding this technology. Ithas an emphasis on software-based signal processing wa cutting-edge approach expected to dominate futureintegration of GPS receivers into cellular phones.(#1527) $104.50, 352 pages, hardcover

An Album of Map ProjectionsUSGSUSGS Professional Paper #145 This album is a rst attempt toset forth in a comprehensivemanner most of the useful andcommonly known map projectionIt uses consistent and concisenon-mathematical descriptions

accompanied by standardized visual portrayals.(#1600) $35, 249 pages, softcover

A-GPS: Assisted GPS, GNSSand SBAS

Frank van Diggelen Artech House, 2009Assisted GPS (A-GPS) allowsGPS to work better & faster inany location. This unique bookteaches the technical aspects ofA-GPS and emphasizes practical

implementation. It reviews standard GPS design and whelp you understand why GPS requires assistance and hA-GPS enables the computing of a position in the abseof precise time a unique topic. Describes how to desiand analyze a high sensitivity GPS receiver.(#2463) $92, 400 pages, hardcover.

GPS for Land Surveyors,

3rd EditionJan van Sickle Ann Arbor Press, 2008 This edition adds GNSS systems GPS. A working guidebook by anfor surveyors, mappers, planners,managers, GIS practitioners, studand more! Covers everything

from fundamental theory at a medium level to practicalapplication.(#1007) $89.95, 335 pages, hardcover

Fundamentals of KalmanFiltering: A PracticalApproach, 2nd EditionPaul Zarchan, Howard Musoff AIAA, 2005A practical guide to buildingKalman lters showing how lterequations can be applied to real-liproblems. Numerous examples ar

presented in detail showing the many ways in whichKalman lters can be designed. The book contains aCD-ROM of Kalman ltering software.(#1145) $124.95, 677 pages, hardcover


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We Carry All the Essential GPS/GNSS Titles!Navtech GPSAlphabetical Listing By Title

Book List AlphaA-GPS: Assisted GPS, GNSS and SBAS,Frank vanDiggelen. .................... ........................ ....................... ............. 6Aided Navigation: GPS with High Rate Sensors, Jay A. Farrell..................................................................3

Algorithms for Global Positioning,Kai Borre andGilbert Strang ................................................................2An Album of Map Projections,USGS. ......................... 6An Introduction to GNSS: GPS, GLONASS, Galileoand the Global Navigation Satellite Systems,Charles Jeffrey. ...................... ....................... ....................... .. 4Applied Inertial Navigation: Problems andSolutions,O. Salychev, 2004. ...................... ..................... 6Applied Mathematics in Integrated NavigationSystems 3rd Edition,Robert M. Rogers .......................6Applied Optimal Estimation, Arthur Gelb, Editor. ... 3Applied Satellite Navigation Using GPS, Galileoand Augmentation Systems,R. Prasad, M. Ruggieri.5

A Software-Dened GPS and Galileo Receiver: ASingle-Frequency Approach,Kai Borre, Dennis M. Akos, N. Bertelsen, P. Rinder, S. Jensen. ........................... 2Autonomous Ground Vehicles,By mit zgner,Tankut Acarman and Keith Redmill. ....................... ......... 5Avionics Navigation Systems, 2nd Edition,MyronKayton & Walter R. Fried. ....................... ....................... ...... 4Beyond the Kalman Filter, Particle Filters forTracking Applications,Brank Ristic, Sanjeev Arulampalam, Neil Gordon. ..............................................6Celestial Navigation When Your GPS Fails,MarkBreach. .................... ........................ ....................... ................. 2Digital Terrain Modeling: Acquisition,Manipulation and Applications,N. El-Sheimy, C.

Valeo, A. Habib. ..................... ....................... ....................... .. 2EGNOS: The European Geostationary NavigationOverlay System: A Cornerstone of Galileo,European Space Agency,. ...................... ....................... ...... 2Fundamentals of Global Positioning SystemReceivers: A Software Approach, 2nd Edition, James Boa-Yen Tsui. .............................................................6Fundamentals of High Accuracy InertialNavigation, Averil B. Chateld. .......................................2Fundamentals of Kalman Filtering: A PracticalApproach, 2nd Edition,Paul Zarchan, HowardMusoff. .................... ........................ ....................... ................. 6Galileo: Europes Guiding Star. The EuropeanGlobal Navigation Satellite System,ESTEC, with 17Contributing Authors. ..................... ....................... ............. 2Geodesy, 3rd Edition,Wolfgang Torge. .................... .. 6Geographic Information Systems Demystied,Stephen R. Galati. ..................... ....................... ..................... 3Geometric Geodetic Accuracy Standards andSpecications,Federal Geodetic Control Committee.3Getting Started with GPS Surveying,SimonMcElroy, et al...................... ....................... ....................... ...... 5Global Positioning System: A 7-Volume CollectionEdited by The Institute of Navigation..............................4

Global Positioning System: Signals, Measurements& Performance, Revised 2nd Edition,Pratap Misraand Per Enge. ..................... ........................ ....................... ..... 5Global Positioning Systems, Inertial Navigation,and Integration, 2nd Edition,Mohinder S. Grewal,Lawrence R. Weill, Angus P. Andrews. ............................. 3Global Positioning System: Theory andApplications, J. Spilker & B. Parkinson; P. Enge & P. Axelrad, Eds.. .......................................................................... 6Global Positioning System, Theory and Practice,5th Ed.,Hofmann-Wellenhof, et al. ....................... ......... 4GNSS Aided Navigation and Tracking: InertiallyAugmented or Autonomous, James L. Farrell..........3GNSS Applications and Methods,Gleason, Gebre-Egziabher. ........................ ....................... ....................... ......... 3GNSS for Vehicle Control,D.M. Bevly, S. Cobb. ......... 2GNSS: Global Navigation Satellite Systems: GPS,GLONASS, Galileo, & More,Hofmann-Wellenhof,Lichtenegger, Wasle. .................... ....................... ................. 4

GNSS Markets and Applications,Len Jacobson. .....4GPS for Land Surveyors, 3rd Edition, Jan vanSickle. .................................................................................6GPS/GNSS Antennas,B. Rama Rao, W. Kunysz, R.Fante, K. McDonald. .................... ....................... ................. 6GPS Positioning Guide,Geodetic Survey Division. .. 3GPS Satellite Surveying, 3rd Edition, Alfred Leick. . 4Hydrography,C.D. de Jong, G. Lachapelle, S. Skone,I.A. Elema. ........................ ....................... ....................... ......... 2Inertial Navigation Systems with GeodeticApplications,Christopher Jekeli. ....................................4Integrated Aircraft Navigation, James L. Farrell...... 3Integrated Navigation System Eurox, Vision,Concept, Design, Implementation & Test,GerardOffermans & Arthur Helwig. ..............................................5Integrity Prediction and Monitoring of NavigationSystems,Pieter Bastiaan Ober. ....................... ................. 5Introduction to Geodesy: For UndergraduateStudy, Muneendra Kumar, Satish K. Sharma, ChandraS. Khare. ....................... ....................... ....................... ............. 4Introduction to Geodesy: The History andConcepts of Modern Geodesy, James R. Smith. ......6Introduction to GPS: The Global PositioningSystem, Ahmed El-Rabanny. ............................................2Introduction to Random Signals and AppliedKalman Filtering, 4th Edition,R. G. Brown and P. Y. C.Hwang. ..................... ....................... ....................... ................. 2Kalman Filtering Theory and Practice, 3rd Edition,M. S. Grewal and A. P. Andrews. ....................... ................. 3MEMS-Based Integrated Navigation,P. Aggarwal, ZSyed, N. El-Sheimy, A. Nouereldin. ....................... ............. 2Navigation: Principles of Positioning andGuidance,Hofmann-Wellenhof, ed. ..................... ......... 4New Potential of Low-Frequency Radionavigationin the 21st Century,Wouter J. Pelgrum. ..................... . 5North American Datum of 1983,Charles R. Schwarz,Editor ....................... ....................... ....................... ................. 6

Physical Geodesy,Bernhard Hofmann-WellenhHelmut Moritz. ....................... ....................... ....Principles of GNSS, Inertial and MultisensorIntegrated Navigation Systems,Paul D. GrovesProbability & Statistics, Athanasios Papoulis. ...

Radio Engineering for Wireless Communicatioand Sensor Applications, Antti Raisanen and ALehto. .................... ........................ .....................Radionavigation Systems,Borje Forssell. .........Satellite Geodesy, 2nd Ed.,Gunter Seeber. .......Satellite Orbits,O. Montenbruck & E. Gill. .....Scale replicas of the Block IIR GPS Satellites,Perfor displays or awards. .................... ..................Server Side Assisted-GPS in JAVA,Neil Harper .Spread Spectrum Systems for GNSS and WirelCommunications, Jack K. Holmes. ..................Statistical and Adaptive Signal Processing,D.GManolakis, V.K. Ingle, S.M. Kogon .................

Stochastic Models, Estimation and Control,PeteMaybeck. ..................... ....................... ...............The 3-D Global Spatial Data Model: Foundatiothe Spatial Data Infrastructure,Earl F. BurkholdThe Global Positioning System & InertialNavigation, Jay A. Farrell and Matthew Barth........The Measurement of Time: Time, Frequency anthe Atomic Clock,Claude Audoin & Bernard GUnderstanding GPS: Principles and Applicatio2nd Edition,E. Kaplan, C. Hegarty, Editors. ....Wireless Positioning Technologies andApplications, Alan Bensky ...............................


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