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July 28, 2010

INRIX Expands the Largest Traffic Network in Europe

By GPS World Staff

July 27, 2010

Col. Dave Madden Looks Back, and Forward into GPS Future

By Don Jewell

July 22, 2010

Get It Surveyed: ESRI Surveying and Engineering GIS Summit

By Eric Gakstatter

July 13, 2010

Kick It in and Push!

By Alan Cameron

BUS-ONLY SHOULDER LANE on I-35W south of downtown Minneapolis. Modern transit buses measure 8.5 feet (2.59 meters) across the track, and approximately 9.5 feet (2.90 meters) across the rear-view mirrors. Typical bus-only shoulder lanes are 10 feet (3.08 meters) wide, leaving small margin for driver error.

July 1, 2010

Elbow Room on the Shoulder: DGPS-Based Lane-Keeping Enlists Laser Scanners for Safety and Efficiency

By GPS World Staff

By Jürgen Rossmann, Petra Krahwinkler, and Markus Emde

July 1, 2010

Sensor Fusion in Forestry

By GPS World Staff

June 24, 2010

U.S. Army Testing Rugged, Autonomous Robot Vehicle

By GPS World Staff

June 16, 2010

Follow up: What’s Going to Happen When GPS Accuracy is Cheap?

By Eric Gakstatter

June 9, 2010

INRIX Announces INRIX Traffic! and INRIX Traffic! Pro Availability for iPad

By GPS World Staff

June 3, 2010

What’s Going to Happen When High-Accuracy GPS is Cheap?

By Eric Gakstatter

INRIX Expands the Largest Traffic Network in Europe

Get It Surveyed: ESRI Surveying and Engineering GIS Summit

Kick It in and Push!

Elbow Room on the Shoulder: DGPS-Based Lane-Keeping Enlists Laser Scanners for Safety and Efficiency

Sensor Fusion in Forestry

U.S. Army Testing Rugged, Autonomous Robot Vehicle

Follow up: What’s Going to Happen When GPS Accuracy is Cheap?

INRIX Announces INRIX Traffic! and INRIX Traffic! Pro Availability for iPad

What’s Going to Happen When High-Accuracy GPS is Cheap?

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