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A. AOUDIA (ICTP, Italy)
GNSS for Earthquake and Volcanic Hazards Oberservations
The ICTP Africa Geo-Hazard Initiative
Presentations
B. ARBESSER-RASTBURG (European Space Agency, Noordwijk, The Netherlands)
The European GNSS Program
B. FORTE (Univ. of Nova Gorica, Slovenia)
Estimating the effects of Ionospheric Scintillation on Satellite Based Augmentation Systems (SBAS) at low latitudes
B. NAVA (ARPL/ICTP, Italy)
Ionospheric Model Adaptation to Experimental Data
Electron density profiles using GNSS Radio Occultation Observations
B. RABIU (Fed. Univ. of Technology, Akure, Nigeria)
Briefs on AFREF and Ionospheric Studies within Equatorial Anomaly using SCINDA GPS
B. TWINAMASIKO, F. D'UJANGA (Makerere University, Uganda)
SCINDA Set-Up and Measurements at Makerere University
C, FONDA, G. SEEMALA, S. DELAY (ICTP., Boston College)
Land Navigation contd. - The Geocache Challenge
C. FONDA, G. SEEMALA, S. DELAY (ICTP., Boston College)
Navigation Using Hand Held Receivers
C. HEGARTY, (MITRE, Bedford, USA)
GPS Space and Control Segments
GPS Coordinate Frames, Time Reference and Orbits
GPS Measurements and Error Sources
C. NEW, C. MILLER (AFRL, Eglin: WPAFB, Wright Patterson, USA)
Mini-Urban Challenge (Educational Perspectives)
C. ONIME (ICTP, Trieste)
Introduction to the Computer facilities in ICTP and computer languages
C. VALLADARES (Boston College, USA)
Sensing Space Weather with Distributed Oberservatories
Scintillation Phenomena and its Effects on GNSS
D. MARGARIA (ISMB, Torino, Italy)
Sat-Surf Suite and N-FUELS: Tools for Rapid-Prototyping, Research and Educations in the Field of GNSS
D. MATSAKIS (UNSO, Washington, USA)
Introduction to Clocks, GPS time, Precise Time Applications
Introduction to Clocks, GPS time, Precise Time Applications contd.
Overview of Research Activities at The Ohio State University Satellite Positioning and Inertial Navigation (SPIN) Laboratory
DR. FERNANDO QUEVEDO, DR. KEVIN BEDELL (Director, ICTP, V.P. for Research, Boston College)
Opening Ceremony - Partnership for GNSS Education for Africa
E. YIZENGAW (Boston College, USA)
Space Weather and the Ionosphere
F. VESPE (Italian Space Agency, Matera, Italy)
Earth Observations Using GNSS
Atmospheric Characteristics, Gravity Field and Sea Topography Estimation Using GNSS
Atmospheric Characteristics, Gravity Field and Sea Topography Estimation Using GNSS contd.
TEC Calibration Laboratory
G. SEEMALA, S. DELAY (Boston College, USA)
GNSS TEC Data Processing
Open TEC Data Processing & Calibration Laboratory
UNOOSA, European Space Agency, European Union, African Union, Italian Space Agency, Institute of Navigation, Air Force Research Laboratory, FAA, NSF, NASA
J. ADENIYI (University of Ilorin, Nigeria)
April 2010 Geomagnetic Storm-Measurements from Ilorin
J. DOHERTY (Inst. for Defense Analyses, Alexandria, USA)
Marine Navigation
Marine Navigation contd.
The FAA's Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS)
J. RAQUET (AFIT, Wright Patternson, USA)
Kalman Filtering, Inertial Navigation, High Accuracy GPS
Differential GPS, Position-Velocity-Time Calculations
GNSS Calculations Laboratory
J. UWAMOHORO (Kigali Institute of Education, Kigali, Rwanda)
Geoeffectiveness of CMEs During Solar Cycle, 23
L. AMAESHI (University of Lagos, Nigeria)
TEC and Scintillation Using GPS at Lagos
TEC Calib. Techniques: Single-station estimation of arc offsets
M. KAWESHA (University of Zambia, Lusaka, Zambia)
Space Mission Comedy to TEC Calibration
M. MILLER (USAF & ION, Eglin, USA)
The Institute of Navigation
M. MILLER, J. MORTON (USAF; Miami University, USA)
Autonomous Navigation
M. MILLER, J. MORTON, C. MILLER, C.NEW (USAF; Miami Univ; WPAFB; AFRL., USA)
Robotics Laboratory
Robotics Laboratory contd.
N. ZERNOV (Univ. of St. Petersburg, Russian Federation)
Theory of Propagation of Radio-Waves through Ionospheric Irregularities: Ionospheric Scintillations
O. A. ISIOYE (Ahmad Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria)
Mapping and Surveying using GNSS
O. OBROU (Univ. de Cocody, Abidjan, Cote d\'Ivoire)
MindStorm Robots in Experimental Courses at de Univ. de Cocody
Study of Ionospheric Scintillation occurrence with a SCINDA GPS receiver over Abidjan
Status of Africa Geophysics Society
P. DOHERTY (Boston College, USA)
Introduction to Satellite Navigation and GPS
The Low-latitude Ionosphere Sensor Network (LISN): Initial Campaigns and Implications for an African Network
The Worldwide Ionosphere and Effects on GNSS
Introduction to Space Weather
Space Weather Effects on WAAS
P. MCGRATH (TWAS, Trieste)
The Euro-Africa-ICT Project: Policy Dialogues and Strengthened Cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa
P. WARD (NavWard Consultants, USA)
GPS Receivers, Receiver Signals, and Principals of Operation
GPS receivers contd.
R. CATON, B. HERUSKA (AFRL, Hansom, USA)
Update on SCINDA Activities in Africa and Around the Globe
SCINDA-GPS Demonstration Laboratory
R. EHSANI (University of Florida, USA)
Precision Agriculture
R. NOTARPIETRO (Politecnico di Torino, Italy)
Tropospheric measurements using GNSS Radio Occultation observations
Automatic Detection of Ionospheric Depletions
S. RADICELLA (ARPL/ICTP, Italy)
Ionospheric Modeling
S. RADICELLA, P. DOHERTY (ICTP., Boston College)
Opening Remarks and Welcome
Open Discussion
Open Discussion: The Future: Where do we go from here?
V. CHUKWUMA (Olabisi Onabanjo University, Nigeria)
EGY Update
Ionospheric Pre-Storm Phenomenon
V. MUNYABURANGA (National Univ. of Rwanda, Butare, Rwanda)
GNSS Status in Rwanda

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Directors: Patricia H. Doherty, Sandro M. Radicella.