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Conclusion
It would be presumptuous to try to predict all the ways that GPS will evolve in the next 30 years; however, it's safe to say that GPS will continue to play both a visible and supporting role in virtually all commercial, civil, and military enterprises. The modernization of Block II will achieve noticeable performance improvements, and augmentation systems will provide an added dimension of safety for applications such as air travel and marine navigation. GPS III promises to consolidate these and further advances. With more capable and efficient design and management, the future GPS will help the military achieve its objectives reliably and discriminately while safeguarding the trust of all of its users.
and to read on: http://www.aero.org/publications/crosslink/summer2002/07.html
Ian
Conclusion
It would be presumptuous to try to predict all the ways that GPS will evolve in the next 30 years; however, it's safe to say that GPS will continue to play both a visible and supporting role in virtually all commercial, civil, and military enterprises. The modernization of Block II will achieve noticeable performance improvements, and augmentation systems will provide an added dimension of safety for applications such as air travel and marine navigation. GPS III promises to consolidate these and further advances. With more capable and efficient design and management, the future GPS will help the military achieve its objectives reliably and discriminately while safeguarding the trust of all of its users.
and to read on: http://www.aero.org/publications/crosslink/summer2002/07.html
Ian