European Space Agency

Countdown team at Kourou, Guiana control center for July’s four-satellite launch. (Photo: ESA/CNES/Arianespace, P. Baudon)

December 6, 2018

Directions 2019: Galileo moves toward FOC

By Javier Benedicto

Javier Benedicto (left), Head of the Galileo Programme and Navigation-related Activities, European Space Agency, accepted the award and delivered these remarks on behalf of Giuliano Gatti (right). (Photo: ESA)

December 4, 2018

Benedicto accepts 2018 Satellites Leadership Award on behalf of Gatti

By GPS World Staff

November 16, 2018

2018 Satellites Leadership Award presented to Giuliano Gatti

By Allison Kral and Kelly Limpert

ESA's GNSS Observation Network (EGON). (Image: ESA)

November 9, 2018

New ESA facility puts satnav at the service of science

By Tracy Cozzens

October 24, 2018

Research Online: Optimizing performance of dual-frequency mass-market chips

By GPS World Staff

Contract signing: van Schaik (left) and Verhoef. (Photo: ESA)

October 19, 2018

Thales receives contract to upgrade Galileo ground segment

By GPS World Staff

October 9, 2018

Once again, we honor leadership at the 2018 GPS World Awards Ceremony

By Alan Cameron

Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation system seen at work with commercially available Samsung S8+ smartphones. (Photo: ESA)

October 5, 2018

ESA launches new Galileo app competition

By Tracy Cozzens

The Galileo ground station near New Caledonia capital Nouméa incorporates a Galileo Sensor Station (foreground) that monitors the quality of navigation signals and an uplink station (background) to relay navigation corrections to the satellites for rebroadcast to users. An antenna 13 meters in diameter for controlling the satellites has also been built, ready to come online later this year. (Photo: ESA)

September 6, 2018

ESA awards Galileo ground control upgrade to GMV

By GPS World Staff

Aircraft on final approach: Through the EGNOS LPV-200 procedure, signals from space guide pilots through any weather down to within just 60 meters (200 feet) of the runway, at which point they make visual contact with the ground for a final go/no go landing decision. (Photo: ESA)

September 5, 2018

EGNOS sparks quiet revolution in aircraft landings

By GPS World Staff

European Space Agency

Directions 2019: Galileo moves toward FOC

Benedicto accepts 2018 Satellites Leadership Award on behalf of Gatti

2018 Satellites Leadership Award presented to Giuliano Gatti

New ESA facility puts satnav at the service of science

Research Online: Optimizing performance of dual-frequency mass-market chips

Thales receives contract to upgrade Galileo ground segment

Once again, we honor leadership at the 2018 GPS World Awards Ceremony

ESA launches new Galileo app competition

ESA awards Galileo ground control upgrade to GMV

EGNOS sparks quiet revolution in aircraft landings

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