Stanford University - Stanford Center for Position, Navigation and Time (SCPNT)

pnt challenges and opportunities symposium

Stanford's PNT Challenges and Opportunities Symposium - Speakers
Date	#	Speaker	Affilation	Title of Presentation
11/6/2007	1	Tom Langenstein	Stanford SCPNT	Welcome - Agenda & Admin Notes
	2	William Perry	Stanford CISAC	Opening Comments
	3	Bradford Parkinson	Stanford AA	The Future of Satellite Navigation (PNT)
	4	Leo Eldredge	FAA	FAA's GPS Evolutionary Architecture Study (GEAS) Status
	5	Barbara Wiley	NGA	NGA's Support for Position and Navigation video
	6	David Last	Univ. of Wales	Global Navigation Satellite Systems - the Present Imperfect
	7	Sherman Lo & Christoph Gunther	Stanford and DLR	GNSS Signal Observations
	8	Mitch Narins	FAA	A Robust PNT Architecture is Essential to Our Critical Infrastructure
	9	Lt. Col. Jay Lowell	DARPA	Overview of DARPA PNT technology
	10	Per Enge	Stanford AA	Panel Discussion Moderator
	10a	Chris Uhlik	Google	Google Earth World Model
	10b	Guttorm Opshaug	Rosum	Hybrid TV-GPS Positioning
	10c	Marty Feuerstein	Polaris Wireless	Hybrid aGPS and WLS for Wireless E911 and Location Services
	10d	Joost Schreve	GlobalMotion	Geotagged User Generated Content
	10e	Gaylord Green	NavAstro	Where have we been? Where are we going?
	11	David Last	Univ. of Wales	Dinner + After Dinner Talk (15 mins)

11/7/2007	12	Jim Spilker	Stanford AA & EE	Opening Comments
	13	Umran Inan	Stanford - EE	Systems Technology for Remote-Sensing of Near-Earth Space
	14	Mark Kasevich	Stanford - Physics	Cold Atom Interferometry Navigation Sensors
	15	Leo Hollberg	NIST & UOC	Atoms and Lasers for Precision Timing and Position
	16	Sebastian Thrun	Stanford - CS	DARPA Urban Challenge
	17	Steven Waslander & colleagues	Stanford AA	Demo - Auto Rotorcraft Collision Aviodance & Formation Flying

Stanford's PNT Challenges and Opportunities Symposium - Student Posters
Date	#	Student	Affilation	Title of Poster
11/6/2007	1	Alan Chen	Aero Astro	Unexploded Ordnance Detection
	2	Shankar Ramakrishnan	Aero Astro	Guaranteed Availability for Prec. LAAS Cat-I Approach during Severe Iono Anomalies
	3	Di Qiu	Aero Astro	Geoencryption System Security: Loran as a Case Study
	4a	Grace Gao	EE	DME and TACAN Interference Mitigati0n in L5/E5 Bands
	4b	Grace Gao	EE	Understanding Compass
	5	Carsten Barth	EE	Radiation-hardened Wideband LNA and ADC for Space-based Measurements
	6	John Stockton	Physics	Bayesian Estimation of Differential Interferometer Phase
	7	Catherine Kealhofer	Physics	Ultrafast Nonmetric Electron Source
	8	Grant Biedermann	Physics	Gravitional Physics with Atom Interferometry
	9	Jason Hogan	Physics	Testing the Equivalence Principle by Dropping Atoms
	10	Igor Teper	Physics	Spin Squeezing for Atomic Clocks and Interferometers
	11	Sarah Harriman	EE	Micro-receiver wide band LNA for low freq Femto-Tesla magnetic field measurements
	12	Max Klein & Mark Golkowski	Physics	ELF/VLF Measurements on Autonomous Buoys in the Southern Pacific Ocean