Positioning, navigation and timing

  • Trusted time: the clock behind every observation

    Every measurement is a value and a moment. When the moment is wrong, the value misleads, so an observing network needs trusted time: a clock it can trace, bound and prove.

  • Observing an open-pit mine: a reference design

    An open-pit mine moves rock every day, and every move changes the slopes, the ground and the air around it. This reference design shows how a mine observing site watches slope movement, blast effects and dust,…

  • Observing in the Arctic: a reference design

    An Arctic observing station has to measure a fast-changing region with no grid, no fibre and months without sun. This reference design shows how one station can do that, budget every watt and keep its record…