Technical Notes

This technical notes aims at describing the details of potencial GNSS applications and the possibilities to introduce the use of Galileo in the existing technologies available in Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. This technical notes will help regional stakeholders in the identification and development of GNSS applications and solutions.

  • TN-01 Road Navigation

    GNSS techniques have obviously played a major role in the Road segment. Initially GNSS was used with basic road navigation associated with on-board navigation unit or personal navigation devices (PND).

  • TN-02 Manned Aviation Navigation

    The GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) satellite technique is applied and implemented in air transport, especially in the area of aerial navigation. Currently the use of a GNSS sensor allows the use of many methods and techniques of GNSS satellite positioning,

  • TN-03 Farm Agriculture Machinery Guidance

    Farm machinery guidance is one of the multiple applications of GNSS. It uses a Global Navigation Satellite System receiver to know the position of the vehicle in which it is installed . This application allows farmers optimizing farming tasks such as ploughing, sowing or even fumigating.

  • TN-04 Geomatics Cadastral

    Geomatics utilize many geodata collection services and tools for which high precision GNSS is either the paramount tool or a key enabler. Therefore, GNSS is a technique used in a wide range of applications

  • TN-05 Drone Remote Location Sensing

    The autonomous and semi-autonomous surveillance drone technology is about to revolution the surveillance (both security and nominal) over remote, elusive, or not easy to access sites.

  • TN-06 Earthquakes, Tsunamis and Volcanoes, Emergency Response

    GNSS play a crucial role in monitoring and managing environmental disasters by providing accurate and real-time geospatial data. In advancing environmental disasters, GNSS enables precise tracking of natural phenomena like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires, aiding in early warning systems.