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 Research
Summary | Technical
Focus | Stanford
Leadership
Stanford Leadership
Stanford is uniquely positioned
to realize
this vision. Two professors, Parkinson
and Spilker, were two of the original
architects of GPS. Six professors in
four different departments, Enge, Kasevich,
Inan, Paulraj, Bahai and Kenny, lead
key technology groups:
Aeronautics
and Astronautics
- Wide Area
Augmentation
of GPS for
aircraft
navigation
- Precision
farm tractor
navigation
using differential
GPS
- Local
Area Augmentation
of GPS for
aircraft
landing
- Ionospheric
modeling
using networks
of monitor
stations
- Antenna
beam steering
for interference
reduction
Electrical
Engineering
- Precision
antenna arrays
and antenna
design
- Atmospheric
physics
- Vector
signal processing
of GPS and
other signals
- ASIC and
DSP software
signal processing
- Configurable
low power
GPS software
receiver
Physics
- Chip scale
atomic clocks
- Atomic
reference
mass accelerometers
and gyroscopes
Mechanical
Engineering
- Wafer
Scale Silicon
Oscillators
- MEMS accelerometers
and gyroscopes
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