January/February 2009
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Contributing Writers
Thomas Grelier![]() Thomas Grelier has been a navigation engineer in the Transmission Techniques and Signal Processing Department at CNES since December 2004. He graduated from the French engineering school Supelec and received an M.S. in electrical and computer engineering from Georgia Tech (USA). Galileo signal processing is one of two main areas of research. He analyzed GIOVE-A, GPS IIR-M, Beidou-1 S-band, and modernized GLONASS signals. Grelier has developed various Galileo #5 ALTBOC tracking techniques and analyzed their theoretical performances, and is also technical responsible of the FFRF equipment of the PRISMA satellites. Articles
January/February 2009
GNSS in Space, Part 2: Formation Flying Radio Frequency Techniques and TechnologyNovember/December 2008
GNSS in Space: Part 1May/June 2007
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