Reflecting the broad spectrum of Professor Teunissen's research, this Anniversary Volume presents insights into geodetic science, including estimation theory, GNSS observation modelling, Low-Earth-Orbit (LEO) satellites, and InSAR deformation analysis.
The book’s chapters serve as informative resources for scientists, engineers, and students in navigation, geodesy, and geospatial engineering. Each chapter is self-contained, allowing standalone reading. Chapter 1 overviews Teunissen's work in mathematical geodesy, while Chapter 2 covers subsidence monitoring in the Netherlands since the 1960s. Chapter 3 is devoted to the new terrestrial positioning system of SuperGPS, while Chapters 4–8 discuss advancements in navigation satellite systems. Chapters 9–10 explores the role of emerging LEO satellites in positioning. Inspired by Teunissen's contributions to parameter estimation and testing theory, Chapters 11-16 discuss various estimation methods for models with integer and real unknowns. The book concludes with Chapter 17, concerning the important topic of physical geodesy.
The Delft School of Mathematical Geodesy - A brief review of the contributions by Prof. Peter J.G. Teunissen.- Geodetic deformation analysis in the Netherlands: past, present and future.- Parameter estimation in terrestrial networked positioning and timing.- GNSS Performance Assessment: Comparison between the Performance of Galileo, GPS, GLONASS, and BeiDou.- The Variance Matrix of GNSS Single Point Positioning In Closed
Form Revisited.- Array-aided Multivariate Model for Long-range RTK.- Temporal Modelling of GNSS Receiver Code Biases in High-precision Positioning and Timing.- How weight matrix misspecifications drive PPP-RTK user performances.- LEO satellite SISRE in near-real-time.- Ambiguity-resolved kinematic performance in low Earth orbit (LEO) systems for positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT).- etc...
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