Dr. Markus Irsigler of Rohde & Schwarz

The typical positional accuracy provided by standalone GNSS is 3-10 meters, which is suitable for automotive applications such as navigation and emergency call. With the emergence of high-precision GNSS, able to mitigate the influence of errors, sub-decimeter positional accuracy is possible and it becomes usable for more advanced applications such as C-V2X and autonomous driving. However, there are many important aspects that should be considered when developing high-precision GNSS receivers and using the service for safety-critical applications. 

In this webinar, the following topics will be discussed:

• The basic principles of high-precision GNSS
• How GNSS networks and error correction work 
• Using high-precision GNSS for automotive applications
• testing high-precision GNSS 

Biography:

Dr. Markus Irsigler received his diploma in Geodesy and Geomatics from the University of Stuttgart, Germany, and a doctoral degree from the Bundeswehr University Munich. He joined Rohde & Schwarz in 2012, where he has been working as a product manager ever since. He is involved in product planning, product management and marketing activities for R&S’s signal generators with a special focus on GNSS test solutions.

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