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Inside GNSS Staff
Glen Gibbons![]()
He co-founded Inside GNSS magazine in 2006. He was the founding editor of GPS World in 1989, the most significant publication covering what was then a virtually unknown technology. For sixteen years, he led the magazine and developed the journalistic model for covering space-based positioning, navigation, timing, and the leading technologies with which GNSS is integrated. His creation of Galileo’s World in 1999 anticipated the development of Europe’s emerging global navigation satellite system. He has covered GLONASS since publishing what was probably the first trade article on the Russian satellite system in 1990. For ten years (1991-2000), Gibbons also wrote and edited the biweekly GPS World Newsletter. During 1998-99, he launched and edited GeoConvergencia, a Spanish- and Portuguese-language supplement to GPS World. He was editor of the reference publication, GPS World’s Big Book of GPS 2000. Until 2005, he served as group editorial director and associate publisher of three geospatial magazines, which also included Geospatial Solutions and GeoIntelligence. Gibbons received the U.S. Institute of Navigation’s 2003 Norman P. Hayes Award for outstanding encouragement, inspiration, and support contribution to the advancement of navigation. Gibbons holds a B.A. in political science from Willamette University (Oregon) and studied Chinese language and culture at the East-West Center in Hawaii. He earned an M.A. in journalism from the University of Oregon.
Comments in Discovery Channel News article, "GPS-Laced Inhalers Track Asthma Triggers" (April 7, 2009) Articles
March/April 2010
Service and SecurityJanuary/February 2010
European Commission Okays Key Galileo Contract After Years-Long Political MorassJanuary/February 2010
More of the SameNovember/December 2009
The Golden Age of GNSSSeptember/October 2009
Growing Up with GNSSJuly/August 2009
Satellite Numbers GameMay/June 2009
Inflection PointsMarch/April 2009
What Race? What Competition? The Four GNSS SystemsMarch/April 2009
Whither Galileo, and Why?January/February 2009
GPS & Regime Change, Part 2January/February 2009
ICG-3: Friendly PersuasionJanuary/February 2009
Critical Infrastructure: The United States and GPSNovember/December 2008
Waiting to Exhale: End of the Bush AdministrationNovember/December 2008
GPS and Regime Change, Part 1Fall 2008
Galileo’s New EraSeptember/October 2008
Interoperable World: the ICG Should Avoid a Cold War mentalityJuly/August 2008
Lost in the Noise: The Need for Longterm Infrastructure DevelopmentMay/June 2008
Limits of ImaginationSpring 2008
Persuasive ArtsSpring 2008
U.S. PNT Initiative: E Pluribus Unum?March/April 2008
The Easy PartJanuary/February 2008
GPS Turns 30January/February 2008
Seems Like Only YesterdayJanuary/February 2008
China GNSS 101November/December 2007
GNSS BelieverFall 2007
Time Against TimeSeptember/October 2007
GNSS: A System of SystemsJuly/August 2007
About That CoverMay/June 2007
Don't Look BackSpring 2007
GNSS for the MassesMarch/April 2007
Public Private PerplexityJanuary/February 2007
The China SyndromeNovember/December 2006
Land Before TimeOctober 2006
A System of SystemsSeptember 2006
The Future Is NowSeptember 2006
BOC or MBOC?July/August 2006
Why War, Precisely?May/June 2006
GNSS MarketplaceApril 2006
Bring Out the Galileo ICDMarch 2006
Hardware Versus SoftwareJanuary/February 2006
Turning PointJanuary/February 2006
Bold Advice: Report of the Defense Science Board Task Force on GPSJanuary/February 2006
The Perils (and Pearls) of GalileoJanuary/February 2006
GLONASS: The Once and Future GNSSJanuary/February 2006
Will Success Spoil GPS?January/February 2006
GNSS Trilogy 2006 |
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