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2007 – Dr.
Sanjeev Gunawardena, Ohio University, Development of a Transform-Domain Instrumentation
Global Positioning System Receiver for Signal Quality and Anomalous Event
Monitoring
2006 – Dr. Jacob
L. Campbell, Ohio University, Application of Airborne Laser Scanner to Aerial Navigation
2005 – Dr.
Alexander M. Mitelman, Stanford University, Signal Quality Monitoring For GPS Augmentation
Systems
2004 – Dr.
Chad W. Jennings, Stanford University, Threat Displays for Final Approach
2003 – Dr. Tom
G. Reynolds, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Investigating Conformance
Monitoring Issues in Air Traffic Control Using Fault Detection Approaches
2002 – Dr. Andrey
A. Soloviev, Ohio University, Investigation into Performance Enhancement of Integrated Global
Positioning/Inertial Navigation Systems by Frequency Domain Implementation of
Inertial Computational Procedures
2001 – Dr. Robert E. Phelts,
Stanford University, Multi-correlator
Techniques for Robust Mitigation of Threats to GPS Signal Quality
2000 - Dr. Robert A. Gray, Ohio
University, Inflight Detection of Errors
for Enhanced Aircraft Flight Safety and Vertical Accuracy Improvement Using
Digital Terrain Elevation Data with an Inertial Navigation System, Global
Positioning System and Radar Altimeter
1999 - Dr. Amy R. Pritchett,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Pilot
Non-Conformance to Alerting System Commands During Closely Spaced Parallel
Approaches
1998 - Dr. Chris G. Bartone,
Ohio University, Ranging Airport
Pseudolite for Local Area Augmentation Using the Global Positioning System
1997 - Dr. Dennis Akos, Ohio
University, A Software Radio Approach to
Global Navigation Satellite System Receiver Design
1996 - Dr. Boris S. Pervan,
Stanford University, Navigation Integrity
for Aircraft Precision Landing Using the Global Positioning System
1995 - James K. Kuchar,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, A
Unified Methodology for the Evaluation of Hazard Alerting Systems
1994 - Dr. David Diggle, Ohio
University, Satellite-Based Positioning
Systems for Flight ReferencelAutoland Operations
1993 - Dr. Clark E. Cohen,
Stanford University, Attitude
Determination Using GPS
1992 - Michael S. Braasch, Ohio
University, On the Characterization of Multipath
Errors in Satellite-Based Precision Approach and Landing Systems
1991 - Zhihang Chi,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, An
Adaptive Final Approach Spacing Advisory System: Modeling, Analysis and
Simulation
1990 - Brenda L. Belkin,
Princeton University, Cooperative
Rule-Based Systems for Aircraft Navigation and Control
1989 - Frank van Graas, Ohio
University, Hybrid GPS/Loran-C: A Next
Generation of Sole Means Air Navigation
1988 - Sally A. Mathias, Ohio
University, Development of Siting Criteria
for the Collocation of the Microwave Landing System (MLS) and the Approach
Lighting System (ALS)
1987 - Sanjaya Sharma, Ohio
University, Error Sources Affecting
Differential or Ground Monitored Operation of the Navstar Global Positioning
System
1986 - Norry Dogan,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Final
Approach Guidance Using an Altimeter-Aided Loran-C Display System
1985 - John K. Einhorn,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Probabilistic
Modeling of Loran-Cfor Nonprecision Approaches
1984 - Jon S. Tatro, New Mexico
State University, A Horizontal Display
for Vertical and Translational Navigation Flight Control
1983 - Fujiko Oguri, Ohio
University, Area Navigation
Implementation for a Microcomputer-Based Loran-C Receiver
1982 - Joseph P. Fischer, Ohio
University, A Microcomputer-Based
Position Updating System for General Aviation Utilizing Loran-C
1981 - Kent A. Chamberlin, Ohio
University, Investigation and Development
of VHF Ground-Air Propagation Computer Modeling including the Attenuating
Effects of Forested Areas for Within-Line-of-Sight-Propagation Paths
1980 - Dr. Dennis B. Beringer,
University of Illinois, Design and
Evaluation of Complex Systems: Applications to a Man-Machine Interface for
Aerial Navigation
1979 - Paul Barton, University
College, London, Airborne Signal
Processing for the Microwave Doppler Landing Systems
1978 - James R. Becker, Jr.,
Dartmouth College, Thayer School of Engineering, The Design of Airborne Navigation Equipment for General Aviation
1977 - Chen-Chung Hsin,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Flight
Transportation Laboratory, An Analytical Study of Advanced Terminal Area Air
Traffic Management and Control
1976 - Yuk-Bun Cheng, West
Virginia University, Analysis of Aircraft
Antenna Radiation for Microwave Landing Systems Using Geometrical Theory of
Diffraction
1975 - Peter V. Hwoschinsky,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Flight
Test and Evaluation of Omega Navigation for General Aviation Aircraft
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