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@MISC{Srgps_biographydevelopment,
author = {For Srgps},
title = {BIOGRAPHY Development and Evaluation of a Precision Coordinate Transfer System},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
University in 1983, where he specialized in estimation theory and Kalman filtering. Since that time he has carried out numerous studies in navigation and control, for both aviation and marine applications. His work has been published in a number of papers and book chapters. Most recently, Dr. Ahn has developed IMU strapdown routines and IMU and trajectory simulations for TISI. Ray Breslau is a consultant to NAVAIR at the Patuxent River Naval Air Station on the JPALS and other programs involving inertial navigation and integrated INS/GPS systems. Previously, Mr. Breslau was employed by Litton Guidance and Control Systems in the Applied Systems Department for over 20 years. He functioned as the primary system engineer during the development and fielding of many of Litton’s gimbaled and strapdown RLG and multi sensor navigation systems. Mr. Breslau received a BE degree in Electrical Engineering from Johns Hopkins University and is long time member of the
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biography development precision coordinate transfer system control system numerous study applied system department trajectory simulation primary system engineer marine application patuxent river naval air station imu strapdown routine book chapter john hopkins university sensor navigation system integrated in gps system long time member litton guidance estimation theory strapdown rlg electrical engineering kalman filtering inertial navigation ray breslau
