Representatives of the Civil Aviation University of China attend the ION GNSS+ Conference in Tampa, Florida, the US. [Photo/People.cn]

Four academic theses by the Civil Aviation University of China were recently included in the Global Navigation Satellite System Conference (GNSS+) in Tampa, Florida of the US.

GNSS+, the most renowned technological forum in the industry, is held by the Institute of Navigation (ION) in the US. This year’s conference exhibited the most updated technologies, products, and services in satellite navigation and attracted more than 1,000 experts, scholars, and industry representatives.

The Civil Aviation University of China ranked in third place by the number of academic theses present at the conference. Shanghai Jiao Tong University published ten theses at the conference and Tsinghua University published five.

University vice president Wu Renbiao and tutors Lu Dan and Wang Lu attended the conference and read the theses. The four theses focused on anti-interference, the emphasis of this year’s conference. The conference launched five panel discussions and included 41 theses on the topic, including seven by Chinese universities.

The university completed a monograph on self-adaptive anti-interference technology before the conference. The monograph is the first book on the subject and will be published by the Science Press in the near future.