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Welcome to the October e-Newsletter from QinetiQ focusing this month on communications on the move as well as the key exhibitions QinetiQ is attending soon.
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As a subsidiary to QinetiQ, QinetiQ Rail is dedicated to provide technology, systems and services to enhance performance in the European rail industry, including the market-leading Connected Carriage™ system for delivering broadband services to moving trains. Backed by the financial resources and technical expertise of QinetiQ, QinetiQ Rail are currently working with leading train operators, train manufacturers and infrastructure.
 QinetiQ Rail
QinetiQ Rail - News
QinetiQ's expertise in the rail industry
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TopSat was launched successfully on 27th October 2005 at 07:52:26 BST into a polar low Earth orbit on a COSMOS launch vehicle provided by Polyot and launched from Plesetsk in Northern Russia.
Two complete overhead passes of the satellite have occurred and the upload of software to the spacecraft On Board Computer has started. Telemetry (data) has been received from the spacecraft, and the commissioning phase is well underway.
TopSat Launch
QinetiQ delivers advanced technology solutions and services to space institutions, industry and end users. QinetiQ's research and development programmes cover the widest spectrum from an individual component on satellite communication units to the unique exploitation of space data.
QinetiQ - Space
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| Communications across military, government and the private sector |
Drawing on a broad range of existing and emerging technologies, QinetiQ provide a vast array of communications-based solutions to customers spanning across military, government and private sector. QinetiQ operate at the very leading edge, developing and applying the kind of science and technology that goes far beyond what civil markets see as state-of-the-art.
QinetiQ - Communications
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Airport, Port and Transport Security (APTS)
8 - 9 November 2005
Olympia, London
QinetiQ will be both speaking and exhibiting at APTS 2005, Europe's leading transport and border security event. This year's APTS Aviation and Maritime Security conference, now in its 4th year, is supported by ACPO and the Department for Transport and will include expert input from an internationally acclaimed panel of speakers.
QinetiQ will be represented by Neil Fisher, who will be speaking on underwater security technology and its role in identifying vulnerabilities.
Nav05
1 - 3 November
The Conference Centre, Westminster
The Royal Institute of Navigation's annual conference will once again take place in Church House, London, on 1-3 November 2005. This year the theme will be 'Pushing the Boundaries' and the conference will cover advances in all aspects of navigation technology and its applications, including all-important safety issues.
QinetiQ will demonstrate what 'Pushing the Boundaries' really means. QinetiQ will have three speakers: Neil Boasman, John Goddard and Dr Simon Gouldsworthy, who are all presenting on various aspects of navigation including laboratory based integrated navigation simulators and QinetiQ's world first STOVL auto-land on HMS Invincible. Dr Paul Groves of QinetiQ is also chairing one of the conference sessions. For more information about the event visit
APTS
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