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Todd Walter is a Professor (Research) at Stanford University and the director of the Global Positioning System (GPS) laboratory. His research focuses on implementing high-integrity satellite systems and he plays an active role in international standards bodies that coordinate the implementation of these systems. He has received numerous awards for his exceptional service and leadership in the field, including the Exceptional Service Award from the Soaring Society of America and multiple distinguished service awards from various institutes within the GPS community. Walter has a Ph.D. in Applied Physics from Stanford University and has contributed extensively to the academic community through his work on satellite-based augmentation systems and advanced receiver autonomous integrity monitoring. His engagement with standards boards and professional organizations highlights his commitment to advancing the field of satellite systems.
Stanford University • Stanford, California
Director of the Global Positioning System (GPS) laboratory, focusing on high-integrity satellite systems.
National Space-Based Positioning, Timing Advisory Board • Stanford, California
Member of an advisory board.
Institute • Stanford, California
Oversaw operations and strategy.
The Computer Science department emphasizes research potential. GRE General is currently optional but recommended for some tracks.