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GPS <strong>Technology</strong>International Navigation Solutions for Military, Civilian, and Aerospace ApplicationsCourse # D162November 10-13, 2014Columbia, MarylandJanuary 12-15, 2015Columbia, Maryland$1990 (8:30am - 4:30pm)Register 3 or More & Receive $100 00 EachOff The Course Tuition.SummaryIf present plans materialize, 128 radionavigationsatellites will soon be installed along the space frontier.They will be owned and operated by six differentcountries hoping to capitalize on the financial successof the GPS constellation.In this popular four-day short course Tom Logsdondescribes in detail how these various radionavigationsystems work and reviews the many practical benefitsthey are slated to provide to military and civilian usersaround the globe. Logsdon will explain how eachradionavigation system works and how to use it invarious practical situations.InstructorTom Logsdon has worked on the GPSradionavigation satellites and theirconstellation for more than 20 years. Hehelped design the Transit NavigationSystem and the GPS and he acted as aconsultant to the European GalileoSpaceborne Navigation System. His keyassignment have included constellationselection trades, military and civilian applications, forcemultiplier effects, survivability enhancements andspacecraft autonomy studies.Over the past 30 years Logsdon has taught morethan 300 short courses. He has also made two dozentelevision appearances, helped design an exhibit forthe Smithsonian Institution, and written and published1.7 million words, including 29 non fiction books.These include Understanding the Navstar, OrbitalMechanics, and The Navstar Global PositioningSystem."The presenter was very energetic and trulypassionate about the material"" Tom Logsdon is the best teacher I have everhad. His knowledge is excellent. He is a 10!""Mr. Logsdon did a bang-up job explainingand deriving the theories of special/generalrelativity–and how they are associated withthe GPS navigation solutions.""I loved his one-page mathematical derivationsand the important points they illustrate."Video!www.aticourses.com/gps_technology.htmCourse Outline1. Radionavigation Concepts. Active and passiveradionavigation systems. Position and velocity solutions.Nanosecond timing accuracies. Today’s spaceborneatomic clocks. Websites and other sources of information.Building a flourishing $200 billion radionavigation empirein space.2. The Three Major Segments of the GPS. Signalstructure and pseudorandom codes. Modulationtechniques. Practical performance-enhancements.Relativistic time dilations. Inverted navigation solutions.3. Navigation Solutions and Kalman FilteringTechniques. Taylor series expansions. Numericaliteration. Doppler shift solutions. Kalman filteringalgorithms.4. Designing Effective GPS Receivers. Thefunctions of a modern receiver. Antenna designtechniques. Code tracking and carrier tracking loops.Commercial chipsets. Military receivers. Navigationsolutions for orbiting satellites.5. Military Applications. Military test ranges. Tacticaland strategic applications. Autonomy and survivabilityenhancements. Smart bombs and artillery projectiles.6. Integrated Navigation Systems. Mechanical andstrapdown implementations. Ring lasers and fiber-opticgyros. Integrated navigation systems. Militaryapplications.7. Differential Navigation and Pseudosatellites.Special committee 104’s data exchange protocols. Globaldata distribution. Wide-area differential navigation.Pseudosatellites. International geosynchronous overlaysatellites. The American WAAS, the European EGNOS,and the Japanese QZSS..8. Carrier-Aided Solution Techniques. Attitudedeterminationreceivers. Spaceborne navigation forNASA’s Twin Grace satellites. Dynamic and kinematicorbit determination. Motorola’s spaceborne monarchreceiver. Relativistic time-dilation derivations. Relativisticeffects due to orbital eccentricity.9. The Navstar Satellites. Subsystem descriptions.On-orbit test results. Orbital perturbations and computermodeling techniques. Station-keeping maneuvers. Earthshadowingcharacteristics. The European Galileo, theChinese Biedou/Compass, the Indian IRNSS, and theJapanese QZSS.10. Russia’s Glonass Constellation. Performancecomparisons. Orbital mechanics considerations. TheGlonass subsystems. Russia’s SL-12 Proton booster.Building dual-capability GPS/Glonass receivers. Glonassin the evening news.18 – Vol. 119 Register online at www.ATIcourses.com or call ATI at 888.501.2100 or 410.956.8805
February 3-5, 2015Columbia, Maryland$1845 (8:30am - 4:30pm)Register 3 or More & Receive $100 00 EachOff The Course Tuition.Link 16 / JTIDS / JREAPCourse # D153SummaryThe 3-day Link 16 / JTIDS / JREAP course teaches31 instructional modules covering the most importanttopics necessary to develop a thorough understandingof Link 16 / JTIDS / MIDS. The Advanced courseprovides greater detail for many of the topics that arecovered in our Link 16 / JTIDS / MIDS Course, as wellas offering nine advanced training modules. Thiscourse is instructional in nature and does not involvehands-on training.InstructorPatrick Pierson has more than 23 years ofoperational experience, and is internationallyrecognized as a Tactical Data Link subject matterexpert. Patrick has designed more than 30 TacticalData Link training courses and personally trainshundreds of students around the globe every year.ApplicabilityThis course is suitable for personnel with little or noexperience and is designed to take the student to avery high level of comprehension in a short period oftime:• Testing Required: No.• Hands On Training: No.• Prerequisites: None.Course Outline1. Introduction to Link 162. Link 16 / JTIDS / MIDS Documentation3. Link 16 Enhancements4. System Characteristics5. Time Division Multiple Access6. Network Participation Groups7. J-Series Messages8. Message Standard Interpretation9. Transmit and Receive Rules / Message Prioritization10. Message Implementation11. JTIDS / MIDS Pulse Development12. JTIDS / MIDS Time Slot Components13. JTIDS / MIDS Message Packing and Pulses14. JTIDS / MIDS Networks / Nets15. Access Modes16. JTIDS / MIDS Terminal Synchronization17. JTIDS / MIDS Network Time18. Precise Participant Location and Identification19. JTIDS / MIDS Voice20. Link 16 Air Control21. NonC2 Air-to-NonC2 Air22. JTIDS / MIDS Network Roles23. JTIDS / MIDS Terminal Navigation24. JTIDS / MIDS Relays25. Communications Security26. JTIDS / MIDS Pulse Deconfliction27. JTIDS / MIDS Terminal Restrictions28. Time Slot Duty Factor29. JTIDS / MIDS Terminals30. MIDS Terminal Configurations / Maintenance31. Link 16 PlatformsRegister online at www.ATIcourses.com or call ATI at 888.501.2100 or 410.956.8805 Vol. 119 – 19
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