Programme | ITSNT 2018 - International Technical Symposium on Navigation and Timing

Key dates

Issue of call for abstracts :
mid-February 2018

Deadline for abstract submission:
25 May 2018

Notification of abstract selection:
20 June 2018

Deadline submission of full papers:
3 Sep 2018

Provision of peer-review evaluation:
3 Oct 2018

Deadline submission of final version of papers: 23 Nov 2018

Preliminary Programme

The detailed programme is provided below the table

Time	Tue 13-Nov-2018		Wed 14-Nov-2018		Thu 15-Nov-2018		Fri 16-Nov-2018
08:00 - 09:00			Registration
09:00 – 12:30			Invited Guests Session: Systems and Algorithms		Invited Guests Session: Terrestrial Navigation		Invited Guests Session: Air Navigation
12:30 – 14:00			Lunch		Lunch		Snack
14:00 – 17:25	Tutorials	Associated Event: GSA EDG²E User Forum (Free)	Peer-Reviewed Session: GNSS Augmentations and Their Use for Navigation	Peer-Reviewed Session: Navigation in Challenging Environment I	Peer-Reviewed Session: Navigation in Challenging Environment II	Young Researcher Session
17:25 – 18:30			Cocktail

TUESDAY NOV 13TH

Afternoon :

 Tutorials (The tutorials will be held in parallel. The description of the tutorials is available on the “Tutorial” section).

Tutorial #1: Vision-aided inertial navigation: Enabling accurate positioning in GNSS-denied environments, by Jonathan Kelly (University of Toronto, Canada)
Tutorial #2: Dual-frequency multi-constellation GNSS for Civil Aviation, by Todd Walter (Stanford University, USA)
Tutorial #3: Processing of future GNSS signals, by Christophe Macabiau (ENAC, France)

 Associated Event: GSA EDG²E User Forum (Free)

The main purpose of the GSA EDG²E User Forum is to share the status of the SBAS Dual Frequency Mutli Constellation GNSS receiver specification and modes of operation with the future customers and get their feedback and operational point of view.
In preparation of the Forum a questionnaire will be sent to all potential attendees and stakeholders. This questionnaire will mainly focus on the operational benefit of the SBAS DFMC receiver. The exploitation of the questionnaire will be performed before the user forum and will drive the content of the presentations.
A specific registration process will be put in place via a dedicated website that will be provided soon.

WEDNESDAY NOV 14TH

Morning :

Opening of ITSNT 2018

"Invited Guest" Session #1: Systems and Algorithms
Session moderator: Olivier Julien (ENAC, France)

Logan Scott (Logan Scott Consulting, USA), Towards a Comprehensive Approach for Obtaining Resilient PNT
Francis Soualle (Airbus DS, Germany), Perspectives of PNT Services Supported by Mega-Constellations
Zak Kassas (UC Riverside, USA), No GPS, No Problem: Exploiting Signals of Opportunity for Resilient and Accurate Autonomous Vehicle Navigation
Matteo Paonni (European Commission, Italy), New Concepts and Ideas to Improve the Reliability of PNT Service
Round table with all presenters

Afternoon : 2 parallel sessions

"Peer Reviewed Papers" Session #1: GNSS Augmentations and Their Use for Navigation *
Session co-chairs: Jaron Samson (ESA, France) and Norbert Suard (CNES, France)

"Peer Reviewed Papers" Session #2:
Navigation in Challenging Environment I *
Session co-chairs: V. Renaudin (IFSTTAR, France) and Z. Kassas (UC Riverside, USA)

SBAS Autoland NSE model, Quentin Tessier, ENAC (France)
Assessment of satellite selection methods under DFMC SBAS augmentation, Denis Bouvet, Thales AVS (France)
The Ionosphere Prediction Service for GNSS users, Fillippo Rodriguez, Telespazio (Italy)
SBAS Guidelines for Shipborne Receiver based on IMO Res. A.1046 (27): EGNOS performance assessment in Norwegian coast, Sergio Magdaleno, ESSP SAS (Spain)
GMV’s gmvBRAVE: a powerful tool to evaluate SBAS performances, Eric Arnal, GMV (Spain)
Results on Australia and New Zealand Second Generation SBAS and PPP Augmentation System, Julian Barrios Lerma, GMV (Spain)
EGNOS for Railway Traffic Management and Control, Damien Joly, Thales Alenia Space (France)

Hybridisations based on Visual Information for the Localisation of Self - driving Cars, Emmanuel Robert, Safran Electronics & Defense (France)
5G positioning and hybridization with GNSS observations, Roc Maymo-Camps, Telespazio (France)
High Integrity GNSS Receiver for Ground Based Mobile Applications, Mathieu Raimondi, Thales Alenia Space (France)
Bounding Localization Errors with Student Distribution for Road Vehicles, Joelle Al Hage, SIVALab. Université de Technolgie de Compiègne, Sorbonne Universités (France)
Tackling the Scale Factor Issue in a Monocular Visual Odometry Using a 3D City Model, Paul Verleine Gakne, University of Calgary (Canada)

Cocktail

THURSDAY NOV 15TH

Morning :

"Invited Guest" Session #2: Terrestrial Navigation:
Session moderator: Dr. Jason Rife (Tufts University, USA)

Andrew Dempster (University of New South Wales, Australia), Use of GNSS Data as Evidence
Jonathan Kelly (University of Toronto, Canada), The Past, Present, and Future of Visual-Inertial Navigation
Valérie Renaudin (IFSTTAR, France), Integrating Human Dimension in the Development of Pedestrian Navigation
Karen van Dyke (Dept. Of Transportation, USA), Resilient Positioning, Navigation, and Timing
Round table with all presenters

Afternoon : 2 parallel sessions

"Young researcher" Session:
Session co-chairs: to be provided soon

"Peer Reviewed Papers" Session #3:
Navigation in Challenging Environment II *
Session co-chairs: Ignacio Fernandez Hernandez (European Commission, Belgium) and Michael Meurer (DLR, Germany)

Selected presentations to be provided soon

Designing and evaluating next generation of resilience receivers, Simón Cancela, GMV (Spain)
MosaicGPS Receiver in Geostationary Orbit – On Orbit Performance Analysis, Mark Hartrampf, Airbus Defence and Space GmbH (Germany)
GNSS cloud - data processing technique for jamming detection and localization, Jung-hoon Lee, Inha University (South Korea)
Receiver Independent Implementation of the Galileo Open Service Navigation Message Authentication, Xabier Zubizarreta, Fraunhofer IIS (Germany)
An investigation on frame transformations for numerical orbit propagation, Chen Danhe, Nanjing University of Science and Technology (China)
Characterization Of Line - Of - Sight And Non - Line - Of - Sight Pseudo - Range And Pseudo - Range Rate Multipath Errors In An Urban Environment, Eustachio Roberto Matera, ENAC (France)
A Novel Comprehensive Risk - Based Approach For The Assessment Of The Dependency Of Road Transport On Gnss, Ashley Brooks, Imperial College London (United Kingdom)

FRIDAY NOV 16TH

Morning :

"Invited Guest" Session #3: Air Navigation
Session moderator: Laurent Azoulai (Airbus, France)

Jiyun Lee (KAIST, South Korea), Local-Area Differential GNSS for UAV Applications
Jason Rife (Tufts University, USA), Software and GNSS Fault-Monitoring for Automated Aircraft
Catherine Ronfle-Nadaud (DSNA, France), Risk Assessment for Drones Operation
Todd Walter (Stanford University, USA), RFI Mitigation for Civil Navigation
Round table with all presenters

Closing of ITSNT 2017

* This list represent the presentations selected by the scientific committee based on the submitted abstracts. Following the peer review of the corresponding papers, these presentations will be classified between "presentation" and "alternate presentation"

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