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2nd level Specializing Master in
Navigation and Related Applications
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Course syllabus
The MNA provides an extensive background in navigation/localization systems as well as a detailed analysis on NAV/COM integration and environmental monitoring applications or a specific training on timing. The courses range from system aspects, receiver technologies (hardware design) and innovative applications based on the user position. 
Courses will cover the following aspects: 
  • GPS and Galileo systems 
  • Support systems for GPS and Galileo, 
  • terrestrial and satellite-based (e.g., EGNOS) 
  • GNSS regulatory aspects 
  • Receiver technologies Localization in cellular systems (and WLAN) 
  • Navigation and communication hybridization (GNSS + wireless networks) 
  • Applications of GNSS in surveys and mapping 
  • Added-value navigation-related services and applications 
  • Timing and time scale generation 
  • Synchronization

Communication Systems and DSP (Prof. Roberto GARELLO)
Basics on geomatics and satellite orbits (Dr. Marco ROGGERO)
GNSS Introduction (Dr. Gabriella POVERO)
Front-end Technologies and Antennas (Prof. Marina MONDIN)
Time scale and timing in GPS and Galileo (Dr. Patrizia TAVELLA)
Augmentation Systems and their Applications (Prof. Letizia LO PRESTI)
GPS and Galileo receivers (Dr. Fabio DOVIS)
Carrier phase positioning, Augmentation and Integrity (Dr. Emanuela FALLETTI)
Environmental Applications of GNSS Technologies (Prof. Marco PIRAS)
Integration of satellite navigation and other positioning technologies (Dr. Fabio DOVIS) 
Fundamentals on Time and Frequency Metrology (Dr. Ilaria SESIA)
GNSS Applications and Market (Dr. Davide MARGARIA)
Atmospheric effects for navigation and remote sensing  * (Dr. Letizia LO PRESTI)
Laboratory of time and frequency metrology  *  (Dr. Claudio Eligio CALOSSO)
GNSS Applications to Traffic Management  * (Dr. Marco PINI)
*  Students will choose one out of these 3 courses
Please note that the syllabus is related to the 2014/2015 Master in Navigation edition.