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Articles in March, 2009 issue of GPS World

• In memoriam: Sherm Francisco
• Northrop Grumman
• SiRF, CSR to merge; Kanwar Chadha's perspective: industry news and developments
• Ericsson and STMicro complete mobile merger
• Honeywell T-Hawk micro vehicle heads for U.K
• Spirent Federal GPS training conference
• Epson, Infineon develop tiny single-chip receiver
• u-blox launches cards for mobile computers
• Qualcomm launches chipset for low-cost smartphones
• Broadcom combos GPS, Bluetooth, and FM radio system-on-chip
• Growing Galileo by chips and apps
• Another look indoors GPS + RFID: Radio-frequency identification shows promise for positioning in complex environments, in combination with GNSS signals. The authors demonstrate a combination of RFID cell-based, trilateration, and fingerprinting, and prop
  by Qing Fu
• It snow problem with GPS: GNSS technologies in the popular media
• Global Pops System
• IEDs, nomads, DC4S, and otterboxes
  by Don Jewell
• Mr. President, Sir
• Keep up the pace
  by Sidney P. Kwakkel
• To-do list for a new CTO
  by Eric Bischoff
• U.S. radionav plan waffles on back-up: policy and system news and developments
• Galileo shows the money, China shows fight
• Glonass 729
• Australia CORS
• The beginning of the battle
  by Eric Gakstatter
• Seamless outdoor-to-indoor positioning DGPS + UWB; Ultra-wideband's relative immunity to multipath makes it a promising candidate for combination with GPS in hostile signal environments. This study demonstrates seamless maintenance of a solution from outd
  by David S. Chiu
• Correction
• Comb filtering: improving acquisition and tracking in GNSS receivers
  by Andrew G. Dempster
• Georgia bill would ban hidden trackers
• Scouting for fire hydrants
• Industry report card
  by Stephen Colwell