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High Integrity GPS/ iGPS: Boeing’s Iridium Ace Card

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GPS IIF satellite(click to view full) In July 2008, the Pentagon announced that Boeing’s Huntington Beach, CA facility would work on a “High Integrity GPS (Global Positioning System) Technology Concept demonstration,” under a $150+ million contract that runs until January 2011. The European Space Agency has a similar program called EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay […]

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