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Articles in Nov, 2006 issue of GPS World

• Global LBS Challenge offers bigger prizes
• Tracking first responders: integrated Nav with software-defined radio
  by Alison Brown
• Counter terror
  by Alan Cameron
• Semiconductors offered by new GloNav Inc
• Nokia paves way for GPS phones: company acquires GPS software maker gate5; strikes Trimble deal
• Galileo shows military face
• Robots destroy mystery box
• GPS World study reveals key industry trends
  by Mark Smith
• Atmel and Magellan introduce GPS chipset generation
• The Year of IIR-M: five may rise in 2007
• Spirent selected to supply Septentrio with simulator
• CGSIC roundup
• Flexible GPS receiver
• Galileo spurs new thinking
• GPS flops; bait car lost
• GIOVE's track: satellite laser-ranging campaigns
  by Marco Falcone
• Three critical issues
  by Brad Parkinson
• Furuno selects SiGe to supply radio circuits
• State and Galileo
• GPS technology could have prevented jet crash
• NDGPS abandoned?
• OSI Geospatial wins $3.8m Defense contract
• Virtual trip: omni-directional photo database using probe cars
  by Kenji Muto
• Lockheed, ITT ally for III
• GPS time transfer: using precise point positioning for clock comparisons
  by Francois Lahaye