Evolution of GPS
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Evolution of GPS
•GPS was invented during late 1950 & since then it has evolved way
beyond imagination. It all started as tracking satellites by scientists and
later used by the military.
•As of today, the GPS technology is being used extensively by citizens
for navigation, at personal as well as commercial level
Introduction
1973
• NAVSTAR (Navigation System using Timing and Ranging),
launched in 1973 ; a major breakthrough for GPS
system, used by US Air Force.
1974
• The first atomic clock was put in the orbit as it’s the
most accurate clock measuring time to the billionth
second to deliver precise time.
1983
• A directive was issued to make GPS freely available for
civilian use after a tragedy struck due to no-access to
civilian planes.
Evolution of GPS in U.S.
1994
• The 24th satellite was launched to complete the GPS
system, delivering information like location, speed, and
elevation with precision
1996
• Pedestrians began using GPS for navigation. The
Department of Defence declared that two different GPS
services; one each for military and the public.
2000
• President Bill Clinton signed a directive to turn off the SA
and deliver precise information to the civilians as well
Evolution of GPS in U.S.
Evolution of GPS in U.S.S.R
1976
• Soviet Union
began the
development of
GLONASS (Global
Navigation Satellite
System)- a space-
based navigation
1982
• GLONASS was
launched along
with 2 mock-ups
on 12th October
1982
1991
• 12 GLONASS
satellites were
operational in two
planes
Evolution of GPS in U.S.S.R
1993
• After the
dissolution of the
Soviet Union, the
control of the
system was taken
over by Russian
Federation
1995
• GLONASS was
brought to a fully
operational
constellation with
24 satellites at par
with the USA GPS
system
Evolution of GPS in E.U.
• Galileo started
offering Early
Operational Capacity
that delivered initial
services with a weak
signal
• 22 active satellites
out of the planned 30
have been launched
• EU launched the first
two in-orbit
validation satellites
on in 2011 and the
remaining two in
2012
• The European
Union launched the
first Galileo test
satellite, the GIOVE-
A on 28th Dec
2005 2011
20162017
The China National
Space
Administration
launched the first
satellite BeiDou-1A
& later BeiDo-1B
The BeiDou-1
Navigation system
was established
with the successful
launch of BeiDou-
1C & BeiDou-1D in
2007
The BeiDou-2
system became
operational with 10
active satellites in
China in December
servicing Asia-Pacific
Region
2000 2003 2011
Evolution of GPS in CHINA.
The third generation
of the BeiDou
navigation system
BDS-3 was launched
The BeiDou-2, also
known as COMPASS
with a constellation
of 35 satellites
completed to be
global satellite
navigation system
2015 2017
Evolution of GPS in CHINA.
ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization)
launched the first of the seven satellites on 1st July
2013 satellite named IRNSS-1A
The satellite IRNSS-1B was launched on 4th April
2014 and was placed in the geosynchronous orbit
followed by the third satellite named IRNSS-1C
IRNSS-1D was launched on 28th March 2015
2013
2014
2015
2016
IRNSS-1E launched on 20 January, followed by
IRNSS-1F
Evolution of GPS in INDIA
GPS technology keeps on transforming each passing year & the price of
these devices keeps getting cheaper. With the extensive use of GPS, an
imaginable or unprecedented fiction has turned into a household
reality.
Conclusion
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Evolution of GPS

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    •GPS was inventedduring late 1950 & since then it has evolved way beyond imagination. It all started as tracking satellites by scientists and later used by the military. •As of today, the GPS technology is being used extensively by citizens for navigation, at personal as well as commercial level Introduction
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    1973 • NAVSTAR (NavigationSystem using Timing and Ranging), launched in 1973 ; a major breakthrough for GPS system, used by US Air Force. 1974 • The first atomic clock was put in the orbit as it’s the most accurate clock measuring time to the billionth second to deliver precise time. 1983 • A directive was issued to make GPS freely available for civilian use after a tragedy struck due to no-access to civilian planes. Evolution of GPS in U.S.
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    1994 • The 24thsatellite was launched to complete the GPS system, delivering information like location, speed, and elevation with precision 1996 • Pedestrians began using GPS for navigation. The Department of Defence declared that two different GPS services; one each for military and the public. 2000 • President Bill Clinton signed a directive to turn off the SA and deliver precise information to the civilians as well Evolution of GPS in U.S.
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    Evolution of GPSin U.S.S.R 1976 • Soviet Union began the development of GLONASS (Global Navigation Satellite System)- a space- based navigation 1982 • GLONASS was launched along with 2 mock-ups on 12th October 1982 1991 • 12 GLONASS satellites were operational in two planes
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    Evolution of GPSin U.S.S.R 1993 • After the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the control of the system was taken over by Russian Federation 1995 • GLONASS was brought to a fully operational constellation with 24 satellites at par with the USA GPS system
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    Evolution of GPSin E.U. • Galileo started offering Early Operational Capacity that delivered initial services with a weak signal • 22 active satellites out of the planned 30 have been launched • EU launched the first two in-orbit validation satellites on in 2011 and the remaining two in 2012 • The European Union launched the first Galileo test satellite, the GIOVE- A on 28th Dec 2005 2011 20162017
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    The China National Space Administration launchedthe first satellite BeiDou-1A & later BeiDo-1B The BeiDou-1 Navigation system was established with the successful launch of BeiDou- 1C & BeiDou-1D in 2007 The BeiDou-2 system became operational with 10 active satellites in China in December servicing Asia-Pacific Region 2000 2003 2011 Evolution of GPS in CHINA.
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    The third generation ofthe BeiDou navigation system BDS-3 was launched The BeiDou-2, also known as COMPASS with a constellation of 35 satellites completed to be global satellite navigation system 2015 2017 Evolution of GPS in CHINA.
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    ISRO (Indian SpaceResearch Organization) launched the first of the seven satellites on 1st July 2013 satellite named IRNSS-1A The satellite IRNSS-1B was launched on 4th April 2014 and was placed in the geosynchronous orbit followed by the third satellite named IRNSS-1C IRNSS-1D was launched on 28th March 2015 2013 2014 2015 2016 IRNSS-1E launched on 20 January, followed by IRNSS-1F Evolution of GPS in INDIA
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    GPS technology keepson transforming each passing year & the price of these devices keeps getting cheaper. With the extensive use of GPS, an imaginable or unprecedented fiction has turned into a household reality. Conclusion
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