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RTCM (continued) 2:05-3:15 pm—Session VI

Moderator: Carl S. Andren, Ra- cal-Megapulse, Inc. "Capabilities of Future Radiode- termination Systems: An Analysis of Surface and Space-Based Candi- dates," by Keith D. McDonald,

Federal Aviation Administration. "NAVSAT in the Marine Envi- ronment," by C. Rosetti, European

Space Agency. "The Loran C System of the

People's Republic of China," by the representatives of the People's Re- public. 3:15-3:30 pm—Coffee Break 3:30-5 pm—Session VII

Moderator: Ralph F. Eschen- bach, Trimble Navigation. "Special Committee 104 Recom- mendations for Differential GPS

Service," by Dr. Rudolph M. Kal- afus, Transportation Systems Cen- ter, Department of Transportation. "U.S. Coast Guard Differential

GPS System Development," by Lt.

Cdr. John E. Quill, USCG. "Examining the Use of a VHF

Radio Link for Transmission of Dif- ferential GPS Data," by James B.

Chadwick and Thomas B. Silli-

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Marine Navigation, by Dr. Alison

Brown, Litton Industries. 5:45-7:45 pm—RTCM Assembly

Reception for registrants and spouses.

Thursday, May 1 8:30-10:30 am—Registration desk open 9-10:30 am—Session VIII

Moderator: John H. Beattie, Ra- cal-Decca Ltd. "The Perfect Fix—A Marriage

Made in Heaven," by Patrick

Patent, Racal-Megapulse, Inc. "An Innovative Solution to Ma- rine Radionavigation Systems Inte- gration," by A. Ramsay, Racal-

Decca Marine Navigation, Ltd.,

U.K. "Maritime Racons and Transpon- ders," by Joseph D. Hersey Jr.,

U.S. Coast Guard. "Racons, Transponders and User-

Selectable Services," by C. Gunnar

Svala and Bo Morwing, The

Ericcson Corporation, Sweden. 10:30-10:45 am—Coffee Break 10:45 am-12:15 pm—Session IX

Moderator: David C. Scull, RSPA,

Department of Transportation.

Panel Discussion: The Impact on

Users of Government Radionaviga- tion Policy and Plans. 12:15-1:45 pm—Lunch Period, no scheduled activities. 1:45-3:15 pm—Session X

Moderator: Charles S. Carney,

National Marine Electronics Asso- ciation. "Electronic Charts," by Morti- mer RogofF, Navigation Sciences,

Inc. "WATERCOM—The Direct

Line," by Richard A. Baker,

Waterway Communications Sys- tems, Inc. "From Telegraphy to Telethera- py," by Steven A. Herring, PA-C,

Medical Advisory Services, Inc. "A Demonstration of the Naviga- tion Information Network," by

Bruce Seaton, Defense Mapping

Agency, Department of Defense. 3:15-3:30 pm—Coffee Break 3:30-5 pm—Session XI

Moderator: Martin W. Bercovici,

Keller and Heckman. "Planning NOAA Satellite Oper- ations for the 1980s," by Daniel J.

Cotter and W. John Hussey, Na- tional Environmental Satellite Data and Information Service, NOAA,

Department of Commerce. "Update from the FCC: The Mo- bile Satellite and Radiodetermina- tion Satellite Services," by John B.

Richards, Federal Communica- tions Commission. "The First Geostar Satellite—Ini- tial Test Results," by Dr. Leslie O.

Snively, Geostar Corporation. "Cellular Technology in the Off- shore Environment," by Alec J.

Bentley, Gull Cellular Associates. 5-5:10 pm—Closing remarks.

For additional information on the meeting and tour programs, contact

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Maritime Services, 655 15th Street,

N.W., Washington, D.C.: (202) 639- 4006.

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