Landgrebe D.A., Signal Theory Methods in Multispectral Remote Sensing

Wellesley-Cambridge Press, 1997.- 638 pp. ISBN 0961408863. This book separates naturally into three parts. The first is basic linear algebra. The second is the application to the (linear and also nonlinear) science of measurement. The third is the excitement of GPS. You will see how the theory is immediately needed and used. Measurements are all around us, today and tomorrow. The goal is to extract the maximum information from those measureme...

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2009. – 314 pages. Location theory is rooted in the disciplines of geography, engineering, mathematics, and economics. The science of ‘‘where should it be’’ is truly multidisciplinary and continues to be of interest to practitioners and researchers alike representing a variety of ?elds, ranging from business to operations research to computer science. We consider Geographic information systems (GIS) and optimization t...

2002 ARTECH HOUSE, INC. The book also addresses more recent issues such as the modernization of GPS and the proposed European satellite navigation system known as Galileo. As well, the book emphasizes GPS applications, which will bene fit not only the GPS users but also the GPS marketing and sales personnel. Chapter 1 of the book introduces the GPS system and its components. Chapter 2 examines the GPS signal structure, the GPS modernization, and...

Издательство Springer, 1997, -282 pp. Database research in the last decade has focused on developing support for so-called non-standard applications. One important area is the representation of spatial information, needed, for example, in Geographic Information Systems. Database systems extended by capabilities for managing spatial information are called spatial database systems. This book contributes to the design and implementation of geometry...

Издательство Springer, 2008, -1391 pp. The publication of a definitive Encyclopedia of GIS that lays out many of the computer science/mathematics foundations of the field is a major event, the culmination of a half century of development. I was part of the earliest stirrings in the mid-1950s. A small group of geography graduate students at the University of Washington, William Garrison’s space cadets, began to assemble what became the foundation...

Издательство Springer, 1997, -297 pp. This volume aims to bring together the two lines of research whose interaction promises to have significant practical impact in the near future: the application-oriented discipline of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and the technical discipline of geometric computation, or in particular, geometric algorithms and spatial data structures. GIS are complex systems consisting of a database part and a spatial...

ABSTRACT NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) is developing a new space-borne GPS receiver that can operate effectively in the full range of Earth orbiting missions from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to geostationary and beyond [1]. Navigator is designed to be a fully space flight qualified GPS receiver optimized for fast signal acquisition and weak signal tracking. The fast acquisition capabilities provide exceptional time to first fix performance (T...

Theory and Principles of Satellite Navigation.   Overview of GPS/GNSS Systems and Applications.  175 pages Satellite navigation made simple Coordinate systems Foundations of satellite technology GNSS technology: the GPS example GLONASS, GALILEO and Beidou/Compass Calculating position Improved GPS: DGPS, SBAS, A-GPS and HSGPS Data formats and hardware interfaces GNSS RECEIVERS GNSS applications