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Since the advent of GPS in the early 1970’s, there’s been a virtual revolution in PNT technology and applications. Today, PNT services are used by over 3 billion users—half the world’s population!
Starting with the adaptation of GPS technology for precision spacecraft attitude and guidance control in the 1990s, Stanford has been widely considered the world’s leading academic institution performing PNT, GPS and GNSS research.
In 2006, the SCPNT was created to bring industry affiliate support for pioneering PNT research projects and to facilitate an international forum (by way of the annual SCPNT Symposium) for exchanging ideas, addressing issues and promoting the advancement of PNT technologies and applications.
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Annual PNT Symposium
Our 2017 PNT Symposium, which filled SLAC's Kavli Auditorium to capacity, featured 25 invited speaker and student presentations, covering all aspects of current PNT research and technologies.
(Left) Stanford Emeritus Professor, Brad Parkinson, talking about potential GPS transmission frequency bands encroachment issues at the 2017 PNT Symposium. (Right) Symposium participants chatting in the Kavli Auditorium lobby at SLAC.
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Affiliates Weekly Friday PNT Seminar
When: Friday Lunchtime, 12:30 - 1:30pm
Where: Durand Hall, Room #450
